Jeff Jackson, alfalfa and forage specialist with WinField United, showed and explained the new and solid-line forages, such as alfalfa, sorghum, hybrid rye and a new triticale variety last summer at a WinField Answer Plot.
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Looking at new genetics available for forages
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Jeff Jackson, alfalfa and forage specialist with WinField United, shows some alfalfa genetics, including HarvXtra and RR Saltiva.
At a Winfield Answer Plot in Wilton, ND, new and good genetics in sorghum, alfalfa, triticale and hybrid rye were introduced.
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