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wheatgrass seeds for planting

wheatgrass seeds for planting Western Wheatgrass Seed – Hancock Seed

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wheatgrass seeds for planting Western Wheatgrass Seed – Hancock SeedAll classes of livestock find Western Wheatgrass, a nutritious forage, palatable especially in springtime when forage is green. Western Wheatgrass can stand closer grazing than most native grasses.~~~ Western Wheatgrass is a native, cool season perennial sod forming grass. It reproduces from underground rhizomes and seed. Growth starts in early fall, remains green in winter and has most growth in the spring reaching a height of one to three ft. The

All classes of livestock find Western Wheatgrass, a nutritious forage, palatable especially in springtime when forage is green. Western Wheatgrass can stand closer grazing than most native grasses.~~~
Western Wheatgrass is a native, cool-season perennial sod forming grass. It reproduces from underground rhizomes and seed. Growth starts in early fall, remains green in winter and has most growth in the spring reaching a height of one to three ft. The seeds are rough but can be planted with a regular seed drill.

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  • Application or Use: Pasture, Food Plot, Cattle Grazing, Livestock Forage, Hay Production, Erosion Control
  • Germination Time: 14 - 21 days, under optimal conditions.  Allow 3-4 weeks for the unstratified seed to break dormancy and germinate, under optimal conditions.
  • Growing Locations: Transition Zone, Cool Season, Warm Season Zone
  • Height: 1- 3 feet
  • Sunlight Requirements: 6 - 8 hours, full sun for best results
  • Advantages: Provides natural habitat for wildlife such as birds and gopher turtles.
  • When to Plant: Recommended planting time is spring and fall when night time temperatures are consistently below 65 degrees.


All classes of livestock find Western Wheatgrass, a nutritious forage, palatable especially in springtime when forage is green. Western Wheatgrass can stand closer grazing than most native grasses. Western Wheatgrass grows in areas from the Texas Panhandle as far north as Canada and from the West Coast. It can be found growing on hillsides, plains, and often found in old lake beds and well drained bottomlands. It is the most drought tolerant of the cool-season grasses - it requires approximately 10 inches of precipitation as a minimum. It is moderately alkaline tolerant; therefore, it is a good choice for reclamation of surface mine spoil sites. This seed also has approximately 110,000 seeds per pound.

"Arriba" is an aggressive sod forming grass with good seeding vigor and is an important conservation plant. With adequate moisture it provides large amounts of nutritious forage. It is best adapted to all of Colorado, Western Kansas, New Mexico, and Texas. "Barton" is an intermediate height, leafy grass. Test have indicated "Barton " to be more disease resistant and a better forage producer than some of the other varieties. "Barton" is used throughout the United States especially in Texas and the Central Plains States.

**Note: Arriba variety is preferred and most commonly shipped**

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