LG
44C27
94
RM

SILAGE
  • Good results in 2018 silage trials from University of Wisconsin and Michigan State University.
  • High milk per ton results support the quality aspects of this silage product's performance.
  • Tall, robust plants have excellent standability.
  • Silage yields appear to be higher in the Northern areas of its adapted maturity.
  • Widely adapted across soil types and yield environments, and exhibits good drought tolerance.


Mid
Flowering

Medium-tall
Plant Height

Medium-high
Ear Height

Semi-flex
Ear Type

Very Good
Stalk Strength

Very Good
Root Strength
Characteristics
Early Vigor Greensnap Drydown Staygreen Drought Tolerance Test Weight Harvest Appearance
Management
Low Populations Medium Populations High Populations Marginal Soil Productive Soil Continuous Corn Adapt To No Till
Disease Tolerance
Northern Leaf Blight Southern Leaf Blight Gray Leaf Spot Goss's Bacterial Wilt
Tar Spot Moderately Tolerant Southern Rust Fungicide Response High Anthracnose
Herbicide Interaction Pigment inhibitors not recommended
SILAGE RATINGS
NDFD Acid Detergent Fiber Protein Neutral Detergent Fiber Net Energy Lactation
Vitro DM Digestion Yield Milk/Ton¹ Milk/Acre² Starch
Growing Degree Days (GDD)
Pollen:1240 | Silk: 1220 | BlackLayer: 2388
Planting Rate: 28-38,000 Plants per Acre
1. Milk/Ton ranks potential to produce milk per ton of silage
2.Milk/Acre ranks potential milk production per acre of silage and combines milk/ton with dry matter yield