Angus Annual Rye Grass

• Superior yields

• Excellent palatability

• Very vigorous

• Rapid establishment

Quick Facts
ANGUS 1 is a tetraploid annual ryegrass that has larger leaves, a higher water content, and better palatability than many diploid varieties. Angus 1 will produce high quality feed for use as pasture, hay or silage. It was bred for vigor, disease resistance and high performance. It is highly resistant to the major forage diseases including crown and leaf rust, leaf spot/scald, powdery mildew and pythium blight.

ANGUS 1 produces excellent succulent long-term grazing if sown alone or in combination with fall-sown small grains and annual clovers. Angus 1 is a new generation ryegrass with exceptional plant vigor, forage yielding ability, stress tolerance and disease resistance.

These are pictures of Angus Annual Rye grass.
This was planted in Sept 2008, grazed Nov. 2008, grazed May 2009, alfalfa drilled into after grazing, and cut for hay July 4, 2009.

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