07-WW
Newer genetics with a great disease package. Compares to the Boost variety
- High Yields
- Excellent rust resistance
Details
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Annual ryegrass can be planted almost year around. As long as nighttime temperatures are above 40 degrees and daytime temperatures are above 55 degrees, adequate germination and growth can be accomplished. Fall ... South: September through March, depending on location. Fall ... North: August through October. Spring: As soon as the temperatures are adequate. Can be frost seeded. If overseeding warm-season pastures, mow or graze warm-season grasses short before planting annual ryegrass to aid in establishment.
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Annual ryegrass likes nitrogen. Apply minimum 50 lbs/acre N at planting time and add 25-50 lbs/acre between intensive grazing periods for a total of up to 250 lbs. annually. Always take a soil sample and follow local recommendations for nutrient requirements. Annual ryegrass will tolerate acid soils down to 5 pH, but will perform best between pH 6-7. Addition of lime may be indicated by soil test.
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Graze lightly when grass reaches 6 inches. Never graze below a 3" height to maximize photosynthesis and regrowth rates. Short, intensive grazing is better than long, light grazing. Rotate out to rest and regrow between 2 and 3 weeks, depending on speed of regrowth. Avoid grazing when grass is frozen, as forage waste and stand damage will occur. If making hay or silage, highest quality will be at pre-boot stage. This will allow maximum regrowth potential for multiple cuttings.
Trials
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Headland, AL
3 yr. ave. 2011-13
07-WW 9210 #1 Marshall 8428 Jackson 8020 Fria 7884 Nelson 7866 -
Overton, TX
3 yr. ave. 2010-13
07-WW 6718 Marshall 6668 Passerel Plus 6593 TAM90 6335 Gult 5748 -
Holly Springs, MS
3 yr. ave. 2014-15
07-WW 5561 Marshall 5466 Lonestar 5338 Jackson 5068 Big Boss 4555 -
Greeneville, TN
2011
tons/acre 07-WW 5.19 Bulldog Grazer 5.12 Nelson 5.11 Passerel Plus 5.05 Max 4.71
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