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Annual Rye Grass Lawn Seed - Pittsboro Feed
Annual Rye Grass Lawn Seed - Pittsboro Feed

Description

Annual ryegrass is very quick to germinate normally in a matter of 7 to 10 days. It is light green in color and grow great all winter. If left uncut it can grow 2 to 4 ft. tall. As a cover crop annual ryegrass will help to get rid of nematodes - eliminating the need for chemicals. It is an effective catch crop for soils with excess nitrogen and is great for erosion control and minimization of soil compaction. Ryegrass can be used for grazing of cattle, silage and hay production. For wildlife food plots annual ryegrass provides high-quality grazing and a quick source of energy for geese, ducks, wild turkeys, rabbits, deer and elk.

Seeding Rate

  • Over seeding: 5 pounds per 1000 square feet (200 pounds per acre)
  • New seeding: 10 pounds per 1000 square feet (400 pounds per acre)
  • Cover crops: Drill 10-20 pounds per acre
  • Broadcast 20-30 pounds per acre

Planting Dates

  • Best planted in the fall (mid-September to mid-December )

Annual Rye Grass Lawn Seed

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Description

Annual ryegrass is very quick to germinate normally in a matter of 7 to 10 days. It is light green in color and grow great all winter. If left uncut it can grow 2 to 4 ft. tall. As a cover crop annual ryegrass will help to get rid of nematodes - eliminating the need for chemicals. It is an effective catch crop for soils with excess nitrogen and is great for erosion control and minimization of soil compaction. Ryegrass can be used for grazing of cattle, silage and hay production. For wildlife food plots annual ryegrass provides high-quality grazing and a quick source of energy for geese, ducks, wild turkeys, rabbits, deer and elk.

Seeding Rate

  • Over seeding: 5 pounds per 1000 square feet (200 pounds per acre)
  • New seeding: 10 pounds per 1000 square feet (400 pounds per acre)
  • Cover crops: Drill 10-20 pounds per acre
  • Broadcast 20-30 pounds per acre

Planting Dates

  • Best planted in the fall (mid-September to mid-December )