Prosper 3 Grain Forage Mixture
Prosper 3 Grain Forage Mixture is a “3-way” spring forage mixture of:
• spring Beardless Barley
• spring Beardless Wheat
• Oats
Prosper™ 3 Grain Forage Mixture
Prosper 3 Grain Forage Mixture is a “3-way” forage mixture of:
• Beardless Barley
• Beardless Wheat
• Oats
What makes Prosper 3 Grain Forage Mixture so special? Planting a 3-grain mix is proven to be superior to single-species crops. Consider the following benefits:
Balanced Nutrition
Oats, barley and wheat each have their own spectrum of nutritional value. By themselves they are excellent forage. Put them together and you have a broad-spectrum, balanced nutrition pallet comprised of all thee species.
No Nitrate Poisoning
Nitrate poisoning is a very real concern when feeding straight triticale or oats. By blending oats, barley and wheat the risk is greatly diminished or eliminated altogether.
Excellent Palatability
Cattlemen report that livestock show a distinct preference for Prosper™ 3-Grain hay over other kinds of hay – even dairy alfalfa!
Stands Straight, Resists Lodging
Prosper™ 3-Grain blend stands up straight and tall and resists lodging. The combined characteristics of each species creates a stand of strong, upright stems.
Heavy in Grain
Prosper™ 3-Grain forage blend is heavy in grain content. Heavy, full bales result in better beef production and heavier cows.
Prosper™ 3 Grain forage blend is available from farm/ranch dealerships and co-ops in Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado and Arizona.
**The pictures in the enclosed gallery are 2014 harvest of Fall Prosper planted in fall of 2013**
This product must be purchased in 50 pound increments (50 pound bags)
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Who is Great Basin Seed?
Great Basin Seed is a seed company that specializes in seed sales and consultation for home, ranch, farm, range and reclamation. We have been a leader in the seed industry since 1974.
Right: Company founder Lloyd and his wife Paula Stevens in a wildflower seed production field circa 1977