Oats are known best as a cool season annual grass utilized in early spring prior to a summer cash crop or planted in the fall as a winter-kill cover crop in northern climates. Oats work well to prevent soil erosion and increase soil organic matter, while at the same time increasing soil tilth with its fiberous roots. Vigorous growth in cool moist weather make oats a great source of forage for spring and fall grazing especially when mixed with a legume and brassica.
Drilled seeding rate: 40-100lb/Acre
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| Variety | Cleaned | Quality Report | Minimum Quantity | Available As | Ships From | Ships On | Price per lb | Total Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Certified Goliath | Yes | Upon Request | 500 lbs | Bulk, Tote, Bag | SD | Upon Ordering | $0.27 | — | |
| VNS | Yes | Upon Request | 25 lbs | Bag | NE | Upon Ordering | $0.27 | — | |
| Horsepower | Yes | Upon Request | 48 lbs | Bag | NE | Upon Ordering | $0.34 | — |
Oats are known best as a cool season annual grass utilized in early spring prior to a summer cash crop or planted in the fall as a winter-kill cover crop in northern climates. Oats work well to prevent soil erosion and increase soil organic matter, while at the same time increasing soil tilth with its fiberous roots. Vigorous growth in cool moist weather make oats a great source of forage for spring and fall grazing especially when mixed with a legume and brassica.
Drilled seeding rate: 40-100lb/Acre