Bromegrass
There are at least three major families of bromegrass: Smooth, Meadow and Mountain or Alaskan. However, only two of these, Meadow and Mountain, have been improved by European breeding programs. Improved bromegrass is quick to establish and provides a high quality, high yielding forage that works well as a companion with alfalfa.
Establishment
Recommended seeding depth is 1/2″ and seeding rates of 25-35 lbs/Acre or 10-20 lbs/Acre in mixes. Brome grasses have larger seed size than other grasses so attention to drill calibration is important. The growth patterns of Brome grasses, in general, do well when planted as a companion with alfalfa.
Management
Bromegrass requires high fertility levels and well-drained soils. Bromes will persist if allowed to go to seed once every season.
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Cache Meadow Brome
$4.33 per lb
Total (50 lbs): $216.50Cache Meadow Brome is better suited for pasture. Excellent drought tolerance.
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Fleet Meadow (Paddock) Brome
$4.90 per lb
Total (50 lbs): $245.00Fleet Meadow (Paddock) Brome Seed is leafier and more palatable than smooth bromes with higher yields throughout the fall. Buy yours here!
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Hakari Alaska Brome
$4.10 per lb
Total (50 lbs): $205.00Hakari Alaska Bromegrass is a tall, erect, sparsely tillered, non creeping fast establishing brome grass with broad leaves. Buy yours here!
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Persister
$3.65 per lb
Total (50 lbs): $182.50Persister Bromegrass Seed easily out yields other cool season grass species and its cold tolerance for an active species is unique.Buy yours here!
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Smooth Brome
$3.77 per lb
Total (50 lbs): $188.50Smooth Brome Bromegrass Seed although slow starting it spreads by rhizomes making the stand last a long time. Great horse hay, buy yours here!
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