FORAGESORGHUM PRODUCTS

Greentreat® 1531

MATURITY:

Heads at ~50 days

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

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    Excellent forage quality of the BMR-6 gene paired with the brachytic dwarf trait; lower cutting height and high leaf-to-stem ratio

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    Excellent variety for drought tolerance and heat stress; strong disease package for humid areas and anthracnose risk

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    Dry stalk (~5% less) paired with fine stems allows for easier transition into dry hay use

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    Forage quality may be compromised without proper harvest management (40 days or 40 in.); harvest prior to 50 days before head is initiated

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    Recommended seeding rate: 20-25 lbs. per acre at a depth of 1 inch (by drill)

THE DETAILS

CROPLAN® Greentreat® 1531 is the most drought and stress-tolerant multi-cut forage sorghum hybrid in our lineup. This hybrid heads at ~50 days and includes the BMR-6 gene paired with the brachytic dwarf trait for excellent forage quality and lower cutting height.

HOW IT PERFORMS

PLANT CHARACTERISTICS

  • Stress Tolerance
    1
  • Disease Tolerance
    2
  • Dry Hay
    1
  • Silage
    3
  • Grazing
    1

DISEASE AND HEALTH CHARACTERISTICS

  • Baleage1
  • Seeding Depth1"
  • Average Seeds Per Pound X100014
  • Sugarcane Aphid Tolerance-
  • BMRY
  • Soil Temperature At Planting60

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