BROADERLEAF.
BIGGERYIELDS. BETTERGRAZING.
“I was really pleased with Nelson ryegrass, the earliest we have ever started grazing after planting and the best hay crop we have ever had. Compared to Gulf, Nelson made over twice as much hay per acre. We are doubling our Nelson acreage next year. Nelson is easy and economical to establish and with todays cattle market, Nelson is extremely profitable to our operation.”
John Pullen - Greenville, Texas
“Nelson really took off fast and we had grazing until the first of June. The production was outstanding and it took the freezing weather and the drought last fall without missing beat. I have been absolutely impressed with Nelson ryegrass and it will definitely be our winter forage choice.”
Larry Shrum - Pittsburg, Texas
“Our experience last year with Nelson was outstanding. We ran a test with 65 acres of Nelson and 44 acres of Jumbo, a very good product we have used for a number of years. They were planted on adjacent fields on October 14 in well-prepared seedbeds. While Jumbo looked good, Nelson was truly outstanding. I would estimate that we produced 10% more forage with Nelson over Jumbo. I could only describe Nelson as ‘lush’. It was beautiful and the cows never wanted to move for recovery. It is a great product and I will use it again this year.”
John Ring - Anahuac, Texas
Teaxas A & M - Overton, Texas 2013 Ryegrass Variety Trial
6,200
5,800 5,700 5,900 6,100
6,000
5,600 5,500
NELSON Tamtbo Jumbo pounds per acre
Prine
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BWI Companies
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