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Rancher Special:
Quick Look:

High Yielding

High Quality

Dark green color

Fast Regrowth

Excellent Disease & Insect resistance

Fall Dormancy rating: 3.5

Northern hay producers have special needs and practices, including the need for high–yielding, dark green alfalfa. A blend of alfalfas with good disease and pest resistance for both irrigated and dry land production. An alfalfa blend with exception plant health and winterhardiness for stands of high quality alfalfa. Here’s why Rancher Special deserves a place in your short-term alfalfa management program:

Rancher Special produces top yields of high quality hay

Take a close look at Rancher Special. It looks good in the field. You can see outstanding quality in Rancher Special rich, dark, green color.

Remember, what looks good in fields, produces good yields.

Rancher Special fights disease and Insects

Rancher Special resists: Phytophthora root rot, Verticillium wilt, Fusarium wilt, Anthracnose, and Bacterial wilt. Rancher Special has Moderate resistance to Leaf Hopper Yellowing a Real Important factor for Alfalfa Producers.

Rancher Special is intended for use in the northern region of the U.S. for hay, haylage, and greenchop or dehy production.

Rancher Special Keeps on working….

Exceptional disease and insect resistance combined with top winterhardiness, keep Rancher Special alfalfa producing top yields when other alfalfas start to lose their stands and yields. Producers can count on Rancher Special for stands of hearty, good-yielding alfalfa.

This year, discover the yield and quality Rancher Special alfalfa can bring to hay production program. Count on Rancher Special for good-yielding, dark green alfalfa with the right disease and pest resistance package for Northern hay production.

Rancher Special makes an excellent, economical choice for grass mixes in orchards or vineyards or anywhere nitrogen-producing plants are needed to help fertilize existing plants.