Grazemore growth is similar to perennial ryegrass; however, the stand life is longer than perennial ryegrass (closer to tall fescue).

Interseeding into alfalfa is possible and can give an existing stand that is performing poorly additional years.

Seeds/Lb: 207,000

Grazemore Festulolium is suited to sandy, loam, and clay soils. Some drought and short-term flooding tolerance, Grazemore Festulolium, is showing promise in research regarding breaking up fragipans.

Soil pH: 5.5 – 7.5

Optimum Growth Range: 55°F – 85°F

Excessive ground cover during emergence should be avoided when planting Grazemore Festulolium.

Seeding Depth: ¾”

Monoculture: 30 – 35 Lb/A

Min Time To Emergence: 7 – 14 days

Ideal Temp: 50°F – 65°F

Well suited to heavy grazing, Grazemore performs best under rotational grazing.

Earliest Time To Graze: 10″ – 12″

At Planting: 15 Lb/A N – 20 Lb/A N

During Grazing Season: 100 Lb/A N

Timing: Early Boot Stage

Cuttings During Season: 2 – 4

Minimum Graze Height: 3″ – 4″

Rest Period: 25 days

• Alfalfa
• Clovers
• Birdsfoot Trefoil
• Tall Fescue
• Meadow Fescue
• Orchardgrass

Tons of Dry Matter/A: 2 – 4

Grazemore Festulolium is as competitive or more so than perennial ryegrass.

Even though the quality is better than fescues, palatability may be lower than other types of forages resulting in lowered consumption and inadequate support of high milk production. Mix with other species to improve both palatability and drying.

• Crown Rust
• Stem Rust
• Net Blotch
• Fusarium
• Ergot

• Sachem
• Larger Sod Webworm
• Clear-winged grasshopper
• Cereal Leaf Beetle
• Bluegrass Billbug
• Hairy Chinch Bug
• Rose-Grass Aphid
• Apple-Grass Aphid
• Elm & Grass Root Aphid