Garst Seed Company

Alfalfa

Garst alfalfa is all about genetics and performance - ensuring that you produce the highest quality hay for your livestock. We offer all the right characteristics you are looking for when selecting an alfalfa variety - superior feed value, persistence, winter hardiness, wheel traffic tolerance, disease resistance and maximum tonnage.

In 2005, Garst alfalfa variety 6415 achieved world record status by yielding 10.18 ton/acre at the Michigan State Alfalfa Variety Yield Trial. This was an alfalfa yield pinnacle never achieved before.

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Variety Description Fall Dormancy Disease Rating Index
6200HT Top Winter Survival and High Traffic Tolerance 2 30
Spredor 4 Long-Lived, Productive, Self-Thickening Stands 2 23
6305Q New Generation Fall Dormancy 3 Leader 3 30
919 MF Gold Brand Alfalfa Blend for Improved Yield Potential and Forage Quality 3 28
6400HT High Tolerance to Wheel Traffic 4 30
6415 High Quality Multi-Leaf 4 30
6417 Multi-Leaf Variety with Excellent Disease Resistance 4 30
6420 The 'Standard' for Top Yields 4 27
6422Q New Industry Leader 4 30
6426 Our Highest Level of PLH Resistance 4 30
6431 The Standard for High Yields, Persistence and Versatility 4 30
6475H New Yield Leader for Potato Leafhopper Areas 4 30
Genoa Maximum Yields of High RFQ Forage for More Profit 4 30
6552 High Yields and Persistence 5 30
Tahoe Semi-Dormant, Multi-Leaflet Variety 6

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Press Release USDA Deregulates Breakthrough Syngenta Seeds Corn Trait

See the 2010 Garst Seed Guide - South for Corn 106-118 day and Soybean 3.1-5.9 RM.

See the 2010 Garst Seed Guide - Central for Corn 93-113 day and Soybean 1.7-4.4 RM.

See the 2010 Garst Seed Guide - North for Corn 77-108 day and Soybean 0.03-2.9 RM.