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FL 401 Winter Rye Grain Seed - 50 Lbs.
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Description
Florida 401 Winter Grain Rye is used for winter grassing, windbreaks, erosion control, and weed suppression. It is a fast-establishing crop, and can produce feed in as little as two weeks for wildlife such as deer, turkey, and rabbits. FL 401 Rye can grow up to 4-5 feet tall, making it a good choice for planting between rows of crops such as tomatoes to form a wind barrier. It also stabilizes excess soil and manure nitrogen. Planting information: Florida 401 Rye should be planted in cool weather on plowed ground, at a rate of 50-100 pounds per acre (broadcast) or 60-75 pounds per acre (drilled) for winter forage.
Specifications
| Plant height | 4-5 feet tall |
| Climate | Cool weather |
| Uses | Feed for wildlife such as deer, turkey, and rabbits; planting between rows of crops such as tomatoes to form a wind barrier; erosion control; weed suppression |
| Origin | Florida |
| Species | Rye |
| Purpose | Winter grassing, windbreaks, erosion control, and weed suppression |
| Height | 4-5 feet tall |
| Seeding rate | 50-100 pounds per acre |
| Type of seed | Grain seed |
| Type of seeds | Grain seeds |
| Growing conditions | Plowed ground |
| Soil Requirements | Stabilizes excess soil and manure nitrogen |
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