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2 0 2 0 P R O D U C T G U I D E
Changing Ag Concepts One Crop at a Time
COLD START 3 Welcome
YOUR CROP 4 Here When You Need Us
ADD PRECEDE TO YOUR
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SEED PROTECTION 6 Cover Crops
12 Forages
CONTENTS
20 Wildlife
22 Hay, Pasture and Turf
24 Twine and Net Wrap
26 Custom Seed Treatments
46 Inoculant
30 Pulse Crops
48 Organic
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Greetings from Team Pulse USA. EMILY PAUL oversees all things pertaining to sales and
marketing. In her role of Sales and Product Development
Although we may not be large in terms of numbers, I can
proudly say we are a mighty crew. Director she gets to practice her first love of selling to all
customers outside of ND, she negotiates pricing as she
For those whom I haven’t yet met, I am blessed with purchases products, she is our marketing department and
managing this amazing group of staff. I have been with the she oversees our sales team. As you may have guessed, her
company since 2002 and have learned everything I know work schedule doesn’t allow Emily much free time. However,
about the Pulse industry solely through this career. This year I she does have a nephew she adores and she loves to retreat
was fortunate to get out of the office and see fields firsthand to her family farm in Rugby.
which I hadn’t done in years since being promoted from my
position as Business Manager; loved it. Other than that, I AUSTIN FITTERER has a new role of ND Territory Rep. He
handle all things accounting, Human Resources, royalty and now covers the entire state of ND which encompasses his
other duties as assigned! hometown of New England. Now that he has been with us for
two years, he is really getting a handle on the products which
Our Business Assistant CANDY BARTH dedicates one we carry and the multitude of things that makes Pulse USA
third of her time to being Grandma, one third of her time to unique. He is excited about the addition to his territory and
camping and one third of her time to Pulse USA! She keeps the possibilities it will bring. Austin enjoys golfing, time on the
the pulse recipes flowing and makes sure our staff attends river, playing softball and was a professional wedding guest
the right trade shows and plot tours. She is also in charge of during the summer of 2019!
all the ‘behind the scenes’ paperwork which is invaluable.
If you call our office, it’s her friendly voice that most likely Not pictured is our new Genetics Lead, TYLER KRESS.
greets you. Tyler is new to this position but not new to our team since he
has been with Pulse USA off and on for five years working
MIRANDA TERNES moved from Mesa, AZ, back to her in our Warehouse and Sales departments. It has become
hometown of Bismarck in October of 2018. After 20 plus years abundantly clear to us that the genetics portion of our
of excessive heat she decided she needed a reminder what it company is an area in need of its own staff member and we
felt like to hurt to breathe. She started helping wherever she are happy to bring Tyler on board to fill this position. In the
was needed at our office and was hired permanently, full- summer of 2018 Tyler worked with the genetics portion of our
time as our Sales Support Specialist in August. She is learning company while he interned in our Sales department. During
so much each and every day about the ins and outs of our that time he met our breeders, many of the researchers with
company, our customers, our vendors and the Pulse industry. whom we collaborate and a great deal of our growers. Tyler
Miranda has been an amazing addition to our team. She has nearly completed his Bachelor’s Degree in Soil Science
loves country music, rodeos, family time and the beauty of from NDSU. In his spare time he enjoys hunting, fishing and
ND. competing in team roping at rodeos.
NASH ANDERSON rescued us when we were in a bind this As always, on behalf of Pulse USA – from our staff to our
past spring. We needed a small crew to work evenings in our investors to our growers - I want to personally thank you
warehouse to bag seed so we could stay ahead of orders. for continuing to place your trust in our team. We have once
Nash came in to assist and discovered he had a passion for again expanded our products for 2020; we’re excited to
working in our warehouse. Nash came on board full time as share them with you. Check out DL Apollo yellow pea, Fergie
our Warehouse Foreman August 1. He is inquisitive, so helpful, forage pea, Max forage pea, CDC Melyn Flax and keep an
detailed and an all-around great addition to our staff. Nash eye out for the high protein LG Stunner yellow pea coming
loves to hunt, golf and spend time with friends. your way. We will continue our work in our organic lines as
we recognize the need for this. We have once again added to
JAMES KOSTELECKY came in to our warehouse to get us our cover crop species, forage species and cover crop mixes.
through the spring season seven years ago and he hasn’t
left! James started as a Warehouseman while he was in high Please, if there is anything we at Pulse USA can do to make
school and is now the manager of our warehouse. He works your experience with our company a better one, please let
diligently to ensure all products enter and exit our facility me know. Our main goal is to serve you better.
timely and in compliance with all regulations. James and
Nash rely on several part-time, seasonal warehouse staff on Thank you and we wish you a safe and prosperous 2020.
an ‘as needed’ basis (not pictured). When not at work, James
enjoys being with his family, hunting and fishing. RENAE LARSON, MANAGER
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ONLINE IN THE FIELD
HERE WHEN
www.pulseusa.com We are also humbled to offer and expand our
Pulse USA’s website is organized to provide you
knowledge through educational trainings, seminars
the information you need, quickly. Select from
YOU NEED US
our product tabs, variety trial data, the online webstore and research. We spend an abundance of our time
and more. each year hosting and attending field tours so we can
make the best recommendations to you. We attend
seminars and conferences so we can grow with the
We believe you can’t beat the personal pulseUSA TODAY Newsletter
changes in our industry and we host educational
connection and results of a “face to Subscribe to our Newsletter. We send seminars with students who are beginning their
three newsletters per year compiled careers in agriculture.
face” meeting. However, in an industry with tips from our expert staff, industry
updates, upcoming seminars and
as busy as ours, we know that isn’t more. Field Tours
From evaluating varieties to
always feasible. So we’re here via learning about new diseases and
facebook.com/pulseusa pests - our staff spends extensive
Company interactions and insight on products are
phone whenever you need us. We amounts of time in the field each
the main focuses of Pulse USA’s facebook page. year. We believe this is extremely
are continually adding to our online important for supporting our
customers and the brands we
instagram.com/pulse.usa
applications so we can get you real- represent. If you’d like us to look at anything in your
Pictures from the field, industry and fields, we encourage you to ask us anytime.
conferences are catalogued on Pulse USA’s
time information via your smartphone,
Instagram account.
tablet or desktop, whenever and Research
The vision of Pulse USA is to be the
twitter.com/pulseusa
wherever you need it. most trusted and leading name in
If you like quick, condensed information the seed industry. The foundation
subscribe to Pulse USA’s twitter account for the success of our vision is
(@PulseUSA) for the latest and greatest news. through research. We invest time,
finances and efforts each year to
ensure that the products we test
youtube.com/pulseusa and select will bring value to our customers.
Videos are an increasing way for growers to
learn and connect with the industry. Visit our
page to enjoy our collection. Trade Shows & Conferences
Our off-season is spent
representing our company at
linkedin.com/company/pulseusa trade shows and continuing our
Visit our company profile to learn about our education at conferences across
talented staff, advances we’re making in the North Dakota, South Dakota,
industry, and any open positions. Montana, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Nebraska and Kansas.
Internships & Educational
Seminars
Our company values the ability
to offer summer internships to
students who are studying to work
in the Agriculture industry. We
also host tours and educational
seminars to local schools.
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‘‘ Working with Pulse USA as our supplier of various cover crops for our aerial seeding/spreading
business has been phenomenal! They fulfill all of our orders in a very timely fashion so we can keep
our planes rolling. They always understand the last minute and the, ‘I need it yesterday orders’. Big
thank you to Pulse!”
– Jaden Schneider
Grazer
Schneider Ag Inc. Rugby, ND
Great blend of grasses, legumes and brassicas recognized for
providing a season-long, palatable diet to livestock.
There are a lot of goals that can be accomplished through
the implementation of cover crops. They can be used
as a food source for livestock, a shelter for wildlife, a
Grazer 2.0
bank for mycorrhizal fungi and so much more. Often, we
Warm season blend to produce a highly digestible diet for
livestock during the summer months. get the question, “Why should I spend money to plant a
cover crop?” For us, cover cropping is more than just soil
N-Builder
Our most diverse blend to improve soil health in preparation health. So, follow along with us as we teach you “how
for a subsequent, commodity crop. you can incorporate a cover crop to both biologically and
Trinity economically benefit your farm.”
Low C:N ratio blend to help break down crop residues and
provide late season cover.
Pulse USA cover crop aerial application by Schneider Aerial Spraying of Rugby, ND.
Small Seeded Above Ground Biomass
Providing above ground biomass is essential for livestock
COVER CROPS
Easy to handle, great for broadcast and aerial applications.
grazing, wildlife habitats, and attracting pollinators and
Salt Tolerant other beneficial insects.
Great blend for restoring saline acres, designed for soils with
EC levels of 8.29 and below. Living Roots in the Soil
Living roots are vital for accomplishing a number of goals
Pollinator - from promoting mycorrhizal fungi to increasing water
NEW SPECIES HAVE BEEN ADDED to Annual blend to attract bees, beneficial insects and other infiltration, a living root needs to be in the soil. And its
pollinators. important to use the right plant specie to accomplish these
our cover crop program for 2020 and we’re excited
specific goals. For a complete listing of which crops can be
to continually expand these offerings to you. The used to accomplish specific things refer to our cover crop
chart on pages 10 and 11.
relationships we have with plant breeders allow us
Building a Soil Armor
to consistently provide the best of these species to Allows for a reduction (or elimination) of soil erosion,
decrease in soil temperatures and evaporative water loss
you. We design cover crop mixes to address specific
which leads to improved drought tolerance, increase in soil
goals for your farm while keeping them uniform in organic matter and water infiltration.
seed size and adaptable for your geography. Most Decaying Root Channels
Decomposing cover crop roots improve air and water
of our cover crop species are pre-inoculated but movement in soils and create deeper (and new) pathways
some of them must be inoculated before planting so for subsequent crops to follow.
we warehouse the products you need to get the job
Selecting a Cover Crop
COVER CROPS
COVER CROPS
done. Our cover crops are available in bulk, mini- 1. Identify Your Goal(s)
bulk totes and 50# bags. We are both excited and 2. Determine Your Subsequent Crop
3. Check Herbicide Records
prepared for another busy year with cover crops and
4. Contact a Specialist at Pulse USA
we look forward to providing you with our friendly, We’ll help you decide the rest to get the job done:
– The ideal time to plant
reliable and efficient service. – The best methods for planting
Pulse USA Salt Tolerant mix approximately 60 days after planting. – The appropriate seeds to select
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N-Builder Grazer 2.0 Small Seeded Pollinator
This mix offers a balance of cool and Grazer 2.0 is a spin-off of our Small Seeded is our blend with the most Pollinator is our blend designed
warm season grasses, broadleaves, original Grazer blend. It was similar sized seeds which makes it our for welcoming beneficial species
legumes, and brassicas. If you’re designed for planting into warmer easiest one to handle. It’s specifically to your fields or gardens. It is
looking for a mixture to help enhance soil temperatures and grazing designed for aerial or broadcasting an annual blend so it’s targeted
nitrogen and build your overall soil before freeze up. Warm season applications to provide quick growth towards using for a single year. The
health – this is the blend for you! The grasses make up 51% of this blend to canopy the soil. It fits well flown into blend has white, yellow, pink, purple
N-Builder also offers great forage for so higher levels of dry matter intake standing corn or soybeans and grows and lavender colored flowers to
your livestock. occur during grazing periods. It’s late into the season. attract diversity in your pollinators.
highly palatable and fits well for rotational grazing.
3% Crimson Clover
13% Indianhead Lentil 13% Cowpea
7% Crimson Clover 19% Cowpea
13% German Millet 10% German Millet
19% German Millet 15% Faba Bean
13% Everleaf® Forage Oat 13% White Proso Millet
12% Radish 11% Flax
38% Forage Pea 3% Radish
25% Dwarf Essex Rapeseed 15% Indianhead Lentil
3% Radish 30% Soybean, non GMO
25% Annual Ryegrass 37% Forage Pea
13% Soybean, non GMO 10% Sorghum Sudangrass Hybrid
12% Purple Top Turnip 3% Oil Sunflower
1% Oil Sunflower 8% Forage Sorghum, BMR
3% Purple Top Turnip 10% Sudangrass
3% Purple Top Turnip
*Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate *Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate *Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate
*Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate
Drilled Seeding Rate 31.3 lbs/acre Drilled Seeding Rate 8 lbs/acre Drilled Seeding Rate 27 lbs/acre
Planting Depth ¾” – 1” Drilled Seeding Rate 31.5 lbs/acre Planting Depth ½” Planting Depth ¾” - 1”
Broadcast Seeding Rate 39 lbs/acre Planting Depth ½” Broadcast Seeding Rate 11 lbs/acre Broadcast Seeding Rate 33 lbs/acre
Planting Date May to August Broadcast Seeding Rate 39 lbs/acre Planting Date July to September Planting Date April to May
This mix requires inoculant. Planting Date June to August This mix requires inoculant.
This mix requires inoculant.
Grazer Trinity Salt Tolerant
Grazer is our most popular blend that Trinity is our “simple” brassica and Salt Tolerant is our blend for restoring,
is designed as a highly digestible legume blend with cool season saline acres to become more productive,
and palatable blend for rotational or components for growth late into less sour ground. The components all
continuous grazing. Most species in the year. It’s designed to alleviate have certain levels of tolerance and we
the blend are cool season so grazing soil compaction and to soak up recommend it to be planted where EC
can occur later in the year without the moisture. It fits well following small levels are 8.29 and below. Any areas
crops turning brown at the first sign grain harvest in preparation for with greater levels should be planted
of cool, autumn temperatures. It fits corn and has a low C:N ratio to help to a salt tolerant alfalfa or the
well for planting early in the year and grazing all season or break down crop residue. Saltlander Forage grass mix.
planting later with extended grazing periods into the winter
months. It’s also a great soil health promoter.
50% Forage Barley
3% Crimson Clover 83% Indianhead Lentil 13% Red Clover
13% Indianhead Lentil 11% Radish 10% Dwarf Essex Rapeseed
13% German Millet 6% Purple Top Turnip 19% Sudangrass
26% Everleaf® Forage Oat 7% Sugarbeet
39% Forage Pea 1% Oil Sunflower
3% Radish
3% Purple Top Turnip
COVER CROPS
COVER CROPS
*Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate *Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate
Drilled Seeding Rate 18 lbs/acre Drilled Seeding Rate 15.8 lbs/acre
*Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate
Planting Depth ½ - ¾” Planting Depth ½”
Drilled Seeding Rate 31.0 lbs/acre Broadcast Seeding Rate 22 lbs/acre Broadcast Seeding Rate 20 lbs/acre
Planting Depth ½” – ¾” Planting Date July to October Planting Date July to August
Broadcast Seeding Rate 38 lbs/acre This mix requires inoculant.
Planting Date April to June
This mix requires inoculant.
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Recommended Minimize Increase Hard
Seeds/lb Seeding Rate Nitrogen Hay Soil Salinity Nutrient Organic Weed Rooting Water Drought Plant Seed
Species Life Cycle (000s) (lbs/acre) Seeding Depth Fixation Production Grazing Compaction Tolerance C:N Ratio Scavenging Matter Tolerance Depth Use Tolerance Height Potential
Alfalfa Perennial 200 8-10 1/4” - 1/2” Yes Good Good Good Good Low Good Good Fair Deep Moderate Fair 24” Yes
Balansa Clover Annual 500 5-8 1/5” - 1/4” Yes Good Good Good Fair Low Fair Poor Fair Shallow High Poor 36” Yes
Berseem Clover Annual 210 10-12 1/4” - 1/2” Yes Fair Good Fair Fair Low Fair Poor Fair Medium High Poor 24” Yes
Crimson Clover Winter Annual 150 15 - 20 1/4” - 1/2” Yes Good Good Fair Poor Low Good Poor Fair Medium Moderate Fair 18” Yes
Medium Red Clover Perennial 275 8-10 1/4” - 3/4” Yes Fair Good Poor Poor Low Good Poor Fair Medium Moderate Fair 30” Yes
COOL SEASON LEGUME
Subterranean Clover Annual 70 10-20 1/4” - 1/2” Yes Good Good Fair Fair Low Poor Poor Fair Medium Low Good 24” Yes
White Dutch Clover Perennial 800 2-3 1/4” - 1/2” Yes Fair Fair Poor Poor Low Good Poor Fair Shallow Low Good 8” Yes
Yellow Sweet Clover Biennial 250 8-10 1/4” - 1/2” Yes Poor Fair Fair Fair Low Fair Fair Fair Medium Moderate Fair 36” Yes
Faba Beans Annual 1.1 150 1 1/2” - 2” Yes Poor Fair Fair Fair Medium Good Poor Fair Medium High Poor 36” No
Forage Peas Annual 3.5 120-160 1” - 2 3/4” Yes Good Good Poor Poor Low Poor Poor Fair Shallow Low Good 48” Yes
Indianhead Lentils Annual 18 30-40 3/4” - 1 1/2” Yes Fair Good Poor Poor Low Fair Poor Poor Shallow Low Good 18” Yes
Sainfoin Perennial 27 25-30 1/4” - 1/2” Yes Good Good Fair Poor Low Good Fair Fair Deep Moderate Fair 20” Yes
Chickling Vetch Annual 3 55 1/2” - 1 1/2” Yes Fair Fair Fair Poor Low Good Poor Poor Shallow Moderate Fair 40” No
Common Vetch Annual 5 60 1/2” - 1 1/2” Yes Fair Fair Fair Poor Low Fair Fair Poor Shallow Moderate Fair 48” Yes
Hairy Vetch Winter Annual 18 20 1/4” - 1 1/4” Yes Fair Fair Fair Poor Low Fair Fair Poor Shallow Moderate Fair 48” Yes
Chicory Perennial 400 5-6 1/5” - 1/4” Yes Good Good Good Poor Low Fair Poor Fair Medium Moderate Good 30” Yes
COOL SEASON BROADLEAF
Collards Annual 175 5-8 1/4” - 1/2” No Good Good Good Poor Low Poor Poor Fair Deep Low Good 20” No
Flax Annual 80 30 - 40 1/4” - 3/4” No Poor Poor Poor Fair High Fair Fair Poor Shallow Moderate Fair 28” No
Kale Annual 130 4-6 1/4” - 1/2” No Fair Good Good Poor Low Good Fair Good Deep Moderate Fair 40” No
Mustard Annual 100 5-8 1/4” - 3/4” No Poor Fair Good Poor Low Poor Poor Fair Medium Low Good 24” Yes
Phacelia Annual 225 12 1/4” - 1/2” No Poor Poor Good Poor Low Good Fair Fair Shallow Low Good 15” No
Purple Top Turnip Annual 150 2-4 1/4” - 1/2” No Poor Good Good Poor Low Good Poor Good Medium High Poor 24” No
Radish Annual 48 4-6 1/4” - 1/2” No Poor Good Good Poor Low Good Poor Good Deep High Poor 24” No
Dwarf Essex Rapeseed Annual 150 4-6 1/4” - 1/2” No Poor Good Good Good Low Good Poor Fair Medium Moderate Fair 24” No
Sugarbeet Annual 10 4-6 1/4” - 1/2” No Poor Good Good Good Low Good Poor Fair Deep High Poor 18” No
Forage Barley Annual 13 90 - 110 3/4” - 1 1/2” No Good Fair Fair Good Medium Fair Good Good Medium Low Good 36” No
COOL SEASON GRASS
Forage Oats Annual 14 60 - 80 1” - 2” No Good Good Fair Fair Medium Fair Good Good Medium Moderate Fair 36” No
Winter Rye Winter Annual 17 60 - 70 3/4” - 1 1/2” No Fair Fair Good Good High Good Good Good Medium Low Good 48” No
Annual/Italian Ryegrass Annual 220 12-15 1/4” - 1/2” No Good Good Fair Fair Medium Good Good Fair Shallow Moderate Fair 30” No
Spring Triticale Annual 12 70 - 90 1/2” - 1 1/2” No Fair Fair Fair Good High Good Good Good Medium Moderate Fair 42” No
Winter Triticale Annual 12 70 - 80 3/4” - 1 1/2” No Fair Good Fair Good High Good Good Good Medium Moderate Fair 48” No
Willow Creek Forage WW Winter Annual 14 60 - 90 3/4” - 1 1/2” No Good Good Fair Fair Medium Fair Good Good Medium Moderate Fair 40” No
Cowpea Annual 4 35 - 40 1” - 1 1/2” Yes Fair Good Fair Poor Low Fair Poor Good Deep Low Good 30” No
LEGUME
SEASON
WARM
Non GMO Soybeans Annual 3 55 1” - 1 1/2” Yes Fair Fair Poor Poor Medium Fair Poor Poor Shallow Moderate Fair 36” No
Sunn Hemp Annual 15 15-10 1/2” - 1” Yes Poor Poor Fair Poor Low Good Fair Fair Medium Low Good 60” No
BROADLEAF
Buckwheat Annual 15 45 - 50 1/2” - 1 1/2” No Poor Fair Poor Poor Low Good Fair Fair Shallow Low Good 30” No
SEASON
WARM
Safflower Annual 13 15 - 25 1/2” - 1 1/2” No Poor Poor Fair Good Medium Good Good Fair Deep Moderate Fair 34” No
Oil Sunflower Annual 7 3-4 1/2” - 1 1/2” No Poor Fair Fair Fair Medium Good Fair Fair Deep Moderate Fair 60” No
MasterGraze Corn Annual 1.8 Please Call 1” - 2” No Fair Good Fair Poor High Good Good Fair Deep High Poor 80” No
German Millet Annual 150 15 - 25 1/4” - 3/4” No Good Good Fair Poor Medium Fair Good Good Shallow Low Good 36” No
COVER CROPS
COVER CROPS
Japanese Millet Annual 180 15-20 1/4” - 1/2” No Good Good Fair Poor High Fair Good Fair Shallow Low Good 48” No
WARM SEASON GRASS
Pearl Millet Annual 80 10-15 1/2” - 3/4” No Good Fair Fair Poor High Fair Good Good Shallow Moderate Fair 42” No
Red Proso Millet Annual 80 15 - 25 1/2” - 3/4” No Fair Fair Fair Poor Medium Fair Good Fair Shallow Low Good 30” No
White Proso Millet Annual 80 15 - 25 1/2” - 3/4” No Good Fair Fair Poor Medium Fair Good Fair Shallow Low Good 30” No
Forage Sorghum Annual 20 5-10 3/4” - 1 1/4” No Fair Good Fair Fair High Good Good Good Medium Low Good 80” No
Grain Sorghum Annual 20 Please Call 3/4” - 1 1/4” No Poor Poor Fair Fair Medium Good Good Fair Medium Moderate Fair 36” No
Piper Sudangrass Annual 44 10-20 3/4” - 1 1/4” No Good God Fair Fair Medium Good Good Good Medium Low Good 60” No
Sorghum x Sudangrass Annual 20 20 - 30 3/4” - 1 1/4” No Good Good Fair Fair High Good Good Good Medium Low Good 70” No
Teffgrass Annual 1,300 8-12 1/8” - 1/4” No Good Good Fair Poor High Fair Good Poor Medium Moderate Fair 36” No
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COOL SEASON ANNUALS
AKF Axcel Barley* TriCal® Surge BRAND Spring Triticale**
AKF Axcel barley is a high quality, two-rowed awnless barley. Surge is a tall, awnless (completely beardless) variety with
It was developed in western North Dakota and offers a better excellent vigor. It tolerates the early cool season temperatures
feed value and higher protein than the older varieties available. really well and also has drought tolerance. It has a high protein
It pairs well with a forage pea to increase feed values even content making it a good option for haying, grazing, or silage.
more. It can grow in EC levels of 8.29 and below and has no
known restrictions to adaptability. Fergie Pea***
Fergie is our newest forage pea variety. It has a white flower,
Everleaf® 114 Oats** yellow seed and a black helium which makes it our most unique.
Everleaf® 114 is a true spring, black, forage oat with high yield It has a small seed size which makes it ideal for both cover crop
potential. It has a delayed heading characteristic so much of its and forage blends. Fergie produces high tonnage and has
biomass, and quality, comes from its extended maturity. It pairs improved standability. In a forage blend it will match up best
really well with forage peas and is more drought tolerant than with our Everleaf® 114 oat, TriCal® Surge triticale or AKF Axcel
Everleaf® 126 so we recommend this one in low-yielding areas. barley.
Everleaf® 126 Oats** Max Pea***
Everleaf® 126 is a true spring, black, forage oat that has really Max is a white flowered green forage pea. The white flower
made a name for itself in eastern North and South Dakota. It’s represents its characteristic for better palatability and
bred for high-yielding environments, responds well to added digestibility compared to peas with colored flowers. It has a
fertilizer and produces high forage yields. It’s approximately sound disease package with resistances to a few viruses and
seven days later than Everleaf® 114. diseases. It can be used for cover crop, green manure, forage
and wildlife purposes. In a forage blend it will match up best
Proleaf™ 234 Oats*** with our Everleaf® 126 oat.
Proleaf 234 is a dual propose white oat that gives growers
the option to use it for forage or grain. The forage production Icicle Winter Pea**
is slightly lower than the Everleaf® varieties but it gives you Icicle pea is an extra small white flowered green pea that
flexibility as a dual purpose. It beats traditional oat varieties in can be planted in the spring or fall. We have found that a lot
lodging resistance and grain yields. of areas in the Upper Midwest have too harsh of winters for
us to recommend planting it in the fall but testing is still being
conducted. It’s an excellent fit for spring planting in a cover
crop, wildlife or forage blend and has a late maturity. Its seed
size is approximately 4,000 seeds/lb which makes it very
economical per acre to plant.
COOL SEASON ANNUAL FORAGE GUIDE
Recommended Seeding
Variety Seeding Rate (lbs/acre) Depth Seeding Dates First Cutting Grazing Height at Maturity³ Crude Protein
AKF Axcel* 90-110 1-2” April - May² 55-60” Good 27-32” 10-12%
FORAGES Everleaf® 114**
Everleaf® 126**
Proleaf™ 234 Oats***
64-96
64-96
64-96
1-2”
1-2”
1-2”
April - May²
April - May²
April - May²
55-60”
60-65”
55-60”
Good
Good
Good
33-36”
33-36”
35-39”
11-12%
11-12%
10-12%
TriCal® Surge** 60-75 3/4-1 1/2” April - May² 45-50” Average 38-42” 11-13%
ANNUAL FORAGES ARE ONE OF OUR SPECIALTIES.
Fergie*** 125 3/4-11/2” April - May² 55-60” Average N/A 20-22%
We know when, why, and how you can utilize an annual forage to achieve your
Max*** 140 3/4-11/2” April - May² 60-65” Average N/A 20-22%
goal(s) and we’re always excited to talk about them. We carry cool season, Icicle** 90 3/4-11/2” April - May² 55-60” Average N/A 20-22%
FORAGES
FORAGES
warm season and winter annuals so we can find a fit for whatever planting
²Planting in August for Fall grazing is also an option, ³Based on 16” of in-season moisture
time works for you. We offer different varieties of these species so we can also
*Authorized to be grown as Certified Seed Only (CSO). This variety cannot be harvested and/or sold for seed without written permission from the owner.
ensure that the maturity and characteristics of a variety are the right one for
This variety is only allowable to be harvested for forage purposes. Any illegal reproduction of this variety will be punishable by law.
your farm. **Unauthorized Propagation Prohibited – PVPA 1994 – U.S. Protected Variety. To be sold by variety name only as a class of certified seed.
***Unauthorized Propagation Prohibited – PVPA 1994 – U.S. Protected Variety – Pending. To be sold by variety name only as a class of certified seed.
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WARM SEASON ANNUALS WINTER ANNUALS
MasterGraze Corn high yield potential. The brown midrib trait (BMR) reduces AC® Hazlet Winter Rye straw strength and can get very tall which turns into a lot of
MasterGraze Corn is a top-quality, forage corn that is an lignin which creates higher digestibility for your livestock. AC® Hazlet rye is a winter hardy fast-growing cereal crop. A yield. It has good winter survival making it an excellent fit for
excellent choice for haylage, balage, silage, or grazing. Energy will increase on this variety in the early boot stage as key attribute for rye is its natural allelopathic effect which allows the Upper Midwest.
This variety produces high tonnage for a short season crop. sugar forms in the stalks and leaves. it to inhibit the growth and reproduction of weed species. Its
MasterGraze is highly digestible and contains a high sugar massive root structure and great winter hardiness make it an Willow Creek Winter Wheat
content which makes it extremely palatable. GW-400 BMR, Forage Sorghum excellent cover crop option in preparation for soybeans. Willow Creek is a forage winter wheat that was developed
GW-400 BMR has a sweet juicy stalk and produces a really by Montana State University. This tall, late-maturing, fine-
German Millet high quality forage. It carries the BMR 6 gene so lignin levels TriCal® Flex 719BRAND, Winter Triticale** stemmed winter wheat offers great forage characteristics.
German millet is a warm season annual that is extremely are reduced which improves its digestibility and palatability is Flex 719 is an awnletted (reduced beard length) variety from Willow Creek is beardless and highly palatable with good
versatile for use as a cover crop, forage or wildlife. It produces improved, very similar to corn silage. However, compared to the TriCal® program. It has won many forage trials over the last winter hardiness. Willow Creek is a good option for delaying
a single cutting with the highest tonnage and high protein corn silage, it requires less water and inputs than corn so it’s few years for both tonnage and feed values. Flex 719 has good turnout on pastures in the spring.
compared to other millets. It helps build organic matter and an economical and quality alternative.
improve soil health in cover crops and attracts and feed
wildlife. It’s a low water user so it fits well in drier environments. GW- 1160 Grain Sorghum WINTER ANNUAL FORAGE GUIDE
GW-1160 is our earliest maturing variety of grain sorghum Recommended Seeding
Hybrid Tifleaf lll, Pearl Millet that we offer with good, proven adaptability to the Upper Variety Seeding Rate (lbs/acre) Depth Seeding Dates First Cutting Grazing Height at Maturity³ Crude Protein
Tifleaf lll is a hybrid pearl millet used for multiple cuttings or for Midwest. It has an excellent disease resistance package AC® Hazlet 60 1-11/2” September 40-45”¹ Excellent 34-38” 9-11%
rotational grazing. It produces a high quality forage and has which includes Downy Mildew and Fusarium. This variety will
Flex 719 75-90 1-11/2” September 45-50”¹ Average 42-46” 10-12%
good disease resistances. It’s great for managing soil erosion produce dependable yields even under stressful conditions.
and to build soil structure. Grain sorghum is commonly referred to as “milo.” Willow Creek 85-90 1-11/2” September 55-60”¹ Good 40-43” 13-14%
¹Days to first cutting after emegence in the spring, ³Based on 16” of moisture.
Super Sugar, Sorghum X Sudangrass Piper Sudangrass
Super Sugar has fine sweet stems so it stays sweet longer Piper Sudangrass is an extremely low water user and has
which increases its palatability for your livestock. It has very good drought tolerance. It has an impressive root structure
quick regrowth so it’s a great option for multiple cuttings or making it a viable option as an erosion management tool. FORAGE BLENDS
rotational grazing. This hybrid has a high leaf to stem ratio and Piper works well in saline soils and we include it in our Salt Our cool season grasses combined with a forage pea will take
grows well in drier conditions. Tolerant mix. Its usable for forage, grazing, cover crops and your forage crop to the next level. These mixes are designed
wildlife. It’s especially attractive to wildlife when it reaches full
Nutra-King BMR 6, Sorghum X Sudangrass for haying or chopping. The addition of a forage pea will
plant maturity because of its height and seed head.
Nutra-King BMR 6 requires low water, grows quickly and has increase palatability, protein content (additional 2-4%) and
overall feed quality. The forage peas will fixate nitrogen in the
soil which is great to improve your soil health.
WARM SEASON ANNUAL FORAGE GUIDE
Oat + Pea
Seeding Rate First Second Height at Crude
Variety Per Acre Seed Depth Seed Dates Cutting (in.) Cutting (in.) Silage (in.) Grazing Maturity³ Protein Our wide leaved forage oats and long vined forage peas offer
extremely high quality and high tonnage hay for producers.
MasterGraze Corn Please Call 1.50-2.00” June-August N/A N/A N/A Excellent 65-72” 12-14%
If you’re look for high tonnage this is the mix you need. We
German Millet 20-25 0.25-.75” June-August 60-65 N/A N/A Average 34-38” 10-13% recommend this blend at 60% peas and 40% oats because
Hybrid Tifleaf lll 15-20 0.50-.75” June-August 66-68 N/A N/A Good 38-42” 11-13% that’s the ratio we see the best results. There are no adaptability
‘‘
Super Sugar 25-35 1.00-1.25” June-August 40-45 75-80 68-72 Good 72-80” 11-13% restrictions since we offer multiple varietal options.
Nutra-King BMR 6 25-35 1.00-1.25” June-August 40-45 75-80 68-72 Excellent 72-80” 11-13%
Barley + Pea
GW-400 BMR 6-10 1.00-1.25” June-August N/A N/A 90-95 Good 90-96” 10-11%
Our awnless barley varieties tiller much heavier than traditional
GW-1160 Please Call 1.00-1.25” June-August N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A barley varieties and gives growers greater forage values. The
Piper Sudangrass 25 0.50-1.00” June-August 50-55 78-80 N/A Good 70-75” 10-12% inclusion of a forage pea really kicks things up a notch. This
³Based on 16” of in-season moisture blend won’t produce as much tonnage as oats and peas so this
is your blend for high quality. The barley allows you to plant on
areas with saline issues.
Triticale + Pea
I really like the early order discounts that
Our forage triticale and forage pea blend is an excellent option
FORAGES
FORAGES
they offer on their forage crops. And the pay for producers looking for a fast growing hay crop. Two key tips
when you pick up option that Pulse USA offers on with this blend is to plant early and cut early. Triticale is early
their seed.” emerging and quick growing and the best time to cut this blend
**Unauthorized Propagation Prohibited – PVPA 1994 – U.S.
is when the triticale reaches the boot stage. Its early maturity
Protected Variety. To be sold by variety name only as a class of
gives you the option for double cropping.
– Casey Schlosser certified seed.
Farmer McKenzie, ND
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FEATURE PRODUCT FEATURE PRODUCT
Fergie* Forage Pea Max* Forage Pea
Fergie is a cool season annual legume that is primarily used as a cover Max is a cool season annual legume that is primarily used for cover crop,
crop, green manure, forage and wildlife. Its seed is yellow in color with green manure, forage and wildlife purposes. It has a green seed cotyledon
a unique black helium that sets it apart from any other forage pea. It and a white flower. Max is most similar to the variety Flex and is also the
has an extra small seed size so your seed cost per acre is cheaper than replacement of it. It differs from Flex in the following ways: resistant to
traditional forage peas. The size of the seed also makes it easier for us to Powdery Mildew, resistant to Fusarium Wilt race 1 and resistant to Pea Seed
blend in our mixes and for customers to plant. If you’re looking to plant a Borne Mosaic Virus. Max will be slightly larger in seed size due to its genetic
pea/oat blend its maturity will pair best with our Everleaf® 114 oat. backgrounds. In a forage blend we recommend matching this variety with
our Everleaf® 126 forage oats.
Fergie is approximately 52.8 days to flowering and is receiving our lowest
plant lodging scores at harvest. It speaks for itself with its nutritional KEY ATTRIBUTES
tests from 2017 trials: crude protein 20.1%, TDN 63.7%, RFV 133 and RFQ White flower
148. Our trial data is publicly available through the NDSU Carrington Above average forage quality
Research Extension Center. Long maturity
Great standability
KEY ATTRIBUTES
White flower
High forage yield and quality
Medium maturity for added growth
Great standability
We produce Certified Fergie seed We produce Certified Max seed
through our licensed grower through our licensed grower network
network and have seed readily and have seed readily available at
FEATURE PRODUCT
FEATURE PRODUCT
available at our warehouse in our warehouse in Bismarck, ND.
Bismarck, ND.
*PVP Protections Currently Pending. To
*PVP Protections Currently Pending. To be sold by variety name only as a class
be sold by variety name only as a class of certified seed.
of certified seed.
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Icicle* Winter Pea
For more
information contact:
888-530-0734
Alfalfa for the Northern Great Plains
EXPECT MORE.
GET MORE.
Icicle is a winter annual legume that is used for cover crop, winter grain
markets and winter annual forages. It has an extremely small seed size
of approximately 4,000 seeds per lb. The small seed size is an attractive AFX 460 FD 4
characteristic of Icicle since growers will require less seed volume per acre
which in turn reduces their seed costs. Icicle does not need to go through
Hi-Gest® Alfalfa Technology
a dormancy period in order to reach psychological maturity so it can be
planted in the Spring and Summer across the Midwest for forage and cover Hi-Gest® 360 FD 3
crop purposes. And in the Central Plains, we have found that Fall plantings
Hi-Gest® Alfalfa Technology
are suitable for forage, cover crop and winter pear market uses. The white
flower of Icicle means that the foliage is free of Anthocyanins. This means
that the biomass is considerably sweeter resulting in better palatability
AFX 455HVX FD 4
and digestibility for your livestock. HarvXtra® with Roundup Ready®
KEY ATTRIBUTES
Extremely small seed size AFX 469 FD 4
Full leaf type
Above average feed qualities
For Aggressive Management
AFX 457
EXPECT MORE.
Good standability
FD 4
Yield & Salinity Tolerance
We produce Certified Icicle seed through
GET MORE.
FEATURE PRODUCT
our licensed grower network and have
seed readily available at our warehouse in
Bismarck, ND.
*Unauthorized Propagation Prohibited – PVPA ™® Trademarks of Dow AgroSciences, DuPont or Pioneer, and their affiliated companies or their respective owners. © 2019 CORTEVA.
1994 – U.S. Protected Variety.To be sold by variety HarvXtra® is a registered trademark of Forage Genetics International, LLC. HarvXtra® alfalfa with Roundup Ready® technology is enabled with technology from The Samuel Roberts Nobel Foundation, Inc. Genuity® and Roundup Ready® are registered trademarks used under license from Monsanto Company.
name only as a class of certified seed. Do not export alfalfa seed or crops containing Genuity® Roundup Ready® technology including hay or hay products, to China pending import approval. In addition, due to the unique cropping practices, do not plant this product in Imperial County, California.
Always Read and Follow Pesticide Label Directions. Alfalfa with the Genuity® Roundup Ready® technology provides crop safety for over-the-top applications of labeled glyphosate herbicides when applied according to label directions. Glyphosate agricultural herbicides will kill crops that are not tolerant to
glyphosate. ACCIDENTAL APPLICATION OF INCOMPATIBLE HERBICIDES TO THIS VARIETY COULD RESULT IN TOTAL CROP LOSS.
Corteva™ Agriscience is a member of Excellence Through Stewardship® (ETS).
Products are commercialized in accordance with ETS Product Launch Stewardship Guidance and in compliance with the Pioneer policies regarding stewardship of those products. Crops and materials containing biotech traits may only be exported to or used, processed, or sold in jurisdictions where all necessary
regulatory approvals have been granted for those crops and materials. It is a violation of national and international laws to move materials containing biotech traits across borders into jurisdictions where their import is not permitted. Growers should discuss these issues with their purchaser or grain handler to
confirm the purchaser or handler’s position on products being purchased. For further information on the approval status of biotech traits, please visit www.biotradestatus.com.
Excellence Through Stewardship® is a registered trademark of Excellence Through Stewardship.
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Upland Game Crowd Pleaser Clover
Upland Game is our blend for the avid Crowd Pleaser is our mix for satisfying Clover is our mixture that combines
bird hunter. It’s full of species that they both deer and game birds. We seed it at all of the best clovers we offer. It has
love to feed on and take shelter in. It has a high rate to offer substantial feed to high nutritional values and is geared
a short canopy height for them to nestle wildlife. It produces a nice thick stand to grow your deer into a higher class. It
in and also makes it easier for the hunter and young birds really enjoy the regrowth has an extremely small seed size so it’s
to walk through. early in the spring. Our customers say, another great fit for broadcasting.
“It’s the one to go with.”
5% Red Clover 3% Red Clover
15% Indianhead Lentil 10% Indianhead Lentil 42% Crimson Clover
9% German Millet 13% German Millet 28% Red Clover
46% Forage Pea 32% Forage Pea 10% Yellow Sweetclover
4% Radish 3% Radish 10% Radish
11% Safflower 13% Soybean, non GMO 10% Dwarf Essex Rapeseed
8% Grain Sorghum 13% Sorghum Sudangrass
2% Oil Sunflower 13% Oil Sunflower
Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate
Drilled Seeding Rate 26.1 lbs/acre Drilled Seeding Rate 38 lbs/acre Drilled Seeding Rate 14.3 lbs/acre
Planting Depth ½” – 1 1/2” Planting Depth 1” – 1 ½“ Planting Depth ¼ ” – ¾ “
WE HAVE SPECIFICALLY FORMULATED Broadcast Seeding Rate 33 lbs/acre Broadcast Seeding Rate 48 lbs/acre Broadcast Seeding Rate 18 lbs/acre
Planting Date May to August Planting Date May to August Planting Date April to May or end of August
OUR WILDLIFE BLENDS to be adapted to our
winters of the upper Midwest. We’ve used our personal
experiences, test plots and the avid hunters’ feedback to offer
Cool Season Throw & Grow Habitat
blends for whatever animal or nutrition you’re targeting. To Throw & Grow is our mix for the hunter Habitat is our mix that creates a
Cool Season is our mix fit for planting in
ensure a successful plot we also offer tips for planting and that seeks the thrill but has limited access perfect dwelling for game birds with
cooler temperatures either early in the
upkeeping. to planting equipment. It’s easy to handle its tall height. It produces a lot of seeds
spring or later in the fall. It’s an excellent
and was designed specifically to be that birds can forage on all winter.
source of protein and other nutrients for
Upland Game broadcasted. Wildlife go crazy for it too. The tall species in this mix help to hold
all types of wildlife. If planted in the fall
Short canopy height best suited for hunting game birds. birds in the plot while you’re hunting.
it produces a canopy with a height that’s
We’ve planted this mix in our plot at the office and see
nice to hunt over in the winter. And species that will stay
Cool Season pheasants and other birds find shelter in it for months.
green longer so animals have more to feed on come snowfall.
High source of protein and nutritional values for feeding.
18% Buckwheat
6% Red Clover 4% Crimson Clover
Crowd Pleaser 6% Radish 9% German Millet
Thick, luscious mix that keeps both deer and game birds fed
10% Red Clover 6% Dwarf Essex Rapeseed 9% Forage Oat
for an extended period.
25% Forage Oat 82% Annual Ryegrass 2% Radish
30% Forage Pea 3% Safflower
Throw & Grow
25% Spring Triticale 9% Grain Sorghum
Easy mix to handle if planting equipment is a limiting factor.
10% Purple Top Turnip 7% Oil Sunflower
Clover Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate 37% Spring Triticale
Highly nutritional mix targeted for growing your deer into a 2% Purple Top Turnip
WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE
Broadcast Seeding Rate 20.3 lbs/acre
higher class. Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate Planting Date April to October Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate
Habitat Drilled Seeding Rate 40 lbs/acre
Drilled Seeding Rate 27.5 lbs/acre
Tall height with a dense canopy of the ground to provide Planting Depth 1” – 1 ½“
Planting Depth 1 ” – 1 ½ “
adequate shelter. Broadcast Seeding Rate 50 lbs/acre
Broadcast Seeding Rate 34 lbs/acre
Planting Date April to May, end of August
Planting Date May to August
20 pulseusa.com pulseusa.com 21Wheatgrass Pasture Mix
Our custom mix is designed for areas that experience
Fairgrounds™ Turf Mix
A Millborn mix that’s composed of both
‘‘ Pulse USA exceeds my delivery
expectations with often same-day service.
Their customer service goes above and beyond.”
– Jamie Schurhamer
Hefty Seed Wilton, ND
Landscapers™ Turf Mix
A Millborn mix that is a more economical
drought conditions. It’s great for a single cutting in drier field and turf species so it’s more drought version of the Quality Sun and Shade™
years and, if given adequate moisture, it could re-grow for tolerant than others. This mix can be mix. The combination of Fescue, Ryegrass
multiple cuttings. It’ll come back for years and years so its used for tree belts, out-buildings and and Bluegrass result in a turf that will
longevity makes it economically appealing. other non-irrigated areas. Fairgrounds™ stand up to the hottest summers and the
matches closely with older seedings to harshest winters in both sunny and shady
help with any repair work or patching up. areas of your lawn.
40% Intermediate Wheatgrass 25% Kentucky Bluegrass
HAY, PASTURE
27% Pubescent Wheatgrass 20% Fine-leaf Perennial 40% Kentucky Bluegrass
20% Slender Wheatgrass Ryegrass 30% Fine-Leaf Perennial
13% Western Wheatgrass Ryegrass
AND TURF MIXES
20% Creeping Red Fescue
10% Fairway Crested 30% Creeping Red Fescue
Wheatgrass
15% Turf Type Tall Fescue
WE CARRY PERENNIAL HAY, PASTURE Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate
AND TURF MIXES. We have these mixtures readily Drilled Seeding Rate 15 lbs/acre
available at our warehouse in Bismarck, ND, but our options Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate
Planting Depth ¼ “
are not limited to these. If you need any custom or CRP Seeding Rate 2 lbs per 1000 sq ft Seeding Rate 5-6 lbs per 1000 sq ft
mixtures please contact us.
Salt Grass Mix Quality Sun & Shade™ Turf Mix Supreme Shade™ Turf Mix
Our custom mix is for those soils that typically drown out A Millborn mix that is considered the A Millborn mix for those areas that are
or have high salts. It helps to reclaim salty areas while “go-to” for lawns. It has durability and mostly in shade or transition. It requires
Premium Pasture Mix giving you some nice forage production. It’s typically one long-lasting quality. The formulation only 3 to 4 hours of filtered sunlight per
Our custom mix that is designed as our “top of the line” good cutting per year and it’ll stick around for a long time. of this mix is what makes it unique and day for optimal growth.
option. It should go on your better ground so it can produce The variance in species helps to alleviate the concerns of perfect for any situation. If you’re looking
multiple cuttings and/or grazings. If you’re in a low-yielding having high salt levels transfer into the biomass resulting in for a high quality, attractive, easy to take
arid climate we would recommend a different mixture. feeding issues. care of lawn: this is the perfect mix for you.
25% Chewings Fescue
HAY, PASTURE AND TURF
HAY, PASTURE AND TURF
20% Improved Kentucky
3% AC Saltlander Green Bluegrass
20% Intermediate Wheatgrass
Wheatgrass 60% Kentucky Bluegrass 20% Fine-leaf Perennial
21% Meadow Brome
2% Creeping Foxtail 25% Fine-leaf Perennial Ryegrass
21% Meadow Fescue
34% Intermediate Wheatgrass Ryegrass 20% Creeping Red Fescue
5% Orchardgrass
25% Pubescent Wheatgrass 15% Creeping Red Fescue 15% Hard Fescue
33% Tall Fescue
36% Tall Fescue
Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate
Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate Amounts are based on percentage of full seeding rate
Drilled Seeding Rate 19 lbs/acre
Drilled Seeding Rate 15 lbs/acre Seeding Rate 6-7 lbs per 1000 sq ft
Planting Depth ¼ “ Seeding Rate 5-6 lbs per 1000 sq ft
Planting Depth ¼ “
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INTEGRATION PROJECT II
A working-lands conservation program for
North Dakota farmers and ranchers
IMPROVE SOIL
HEALTH
REDUCE INPUT
TWINE AND NET WRAP COSTS
WE ARE PROUD TO CARRY TAMA USA, INC. PRODUCTS for protection of your forage crops. We INCREASE YOUR
warehouse the below products but have access to other options as well. BOTTOM LINE
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701-805-1987
eschwartz@ducks.org
24 pulseusa.comLegume Premix F2 RTU ST
CUSTOM SEED
TREATMENTS Legume Premix F2 RTU ST is a seed
treatment fungicide that protects
AS ROOT ROTS HAVE BECOME AN against damping-off and seed rots
INCREASING ISSUE IN PULSE CROPS, due to Pythium, Phytophthora,
and limited solutions are available specifically for pulse growers, Fusarium, Rhizoctonia spp. and
we decided to offer custom products designed specifically to
early-season Phytophthora root rot.
combat these issues. We had offered traditional products for years
and decided it was time to team up with Albaugh LLC to offer the
In addition, Legume Premix F2 RTU
next generation of pulse crop defense products. We present to you ST suppresses seed-borne sclerotinia
our 2020 custom seed treatment products; we have made minor and Phomopsis spp. especially
changes to our products compared to 2019 so please read below in soybeans. Legume Premix F2
for further information. We’ve designed these products for YOU RTU ST is specially formulated for
and YOUR operation because our focus is to improve OUR pulse
convenient and timely on-farm
industry as agriculture advances.
treatment.
Treatment Rate: Legume Premix F2 RTU ST ApronMaxx RTA ® ®
• 5.0 fl. Oz./100 lb. seed
Pythium spp. Excellent Good
Active Ingredients:
Pulse Defender Fungicide Legume Premix F2 RTU ST • Fludioxonil 0.72%
Rhizoctonia spp. Excellent Excellent
Use Rate: 3.00 fl oz/cwt Use Rate: 5.00 fl oz/cwt • Metalaxyl 5.46%
Labeled Crops: Field Peas, Chickpeas, Lentils and Dry Beans Labeled Crops: Field Peas, Chickpeas, Lentils, Dry Beans and Fusarium spp. Excellent Excellent
• Other ingredients 93.82%
Powered By: Thiabendazole 4L ST, Azoxystrobin 100 ST, Soybeans Phytophthora spp. Excellent Good
Metalaxyl 4.0 ST. Includes a Polymer and red colorant. Powered By: Fludioxonil ST, Metalaxyl ST. Includes a red colorant.
Pulse Defender Fungicide + Insecticide Legume Premix F2 RTU + Intego®
Use Rate: 3.90 fl oz/cwt Application Rate: 5.00 fl oz/cwt Registered Crops:
Labeled Crops: Field Peas, Chickpeas, Lentils and Dry Beans Powered By: Legume Premix F2 RTU ST, Rizolex®, Intego® • Bean (Lupinus spp.) Grain lupin, sweet lupin, • Chickpea / Garbanzo bean
Powered By: Resonate 600 ST, Thiabendazole 4L ST, Labeled Crops: Field Peas, Chickpeas, Lentils, Broad Bean (Fava white lupin, white sweet lupin • Buar
Azoxystrobin 100 ST, Metalaxyl 4.0 ST. Includes a Polymer Bean), Dry Beans
• Bean (Phaseolus spp.) Field bean, kidney bean, • Jackbean
and red colorant.
lima bean, navy bean, pinto bean, runner bean, • Lablab bean / Hyacinth bean
snap bean, tepary bean, wax bean • Lentil Pea (Pisum spp.) Dwarf pea, edible-pod
• Bean (Vigna spp.) Adzuki bean, asparagus bean, pea, English pea, field pea, garden pea, green pea,
SEED BORNE AND EARLY SEASON SEEDLING DISEASE PROTECTION blackeyed pea, catjang, Chinese longbean, cowpea, snow pea, sugar snap pea
Crowder pea, moth bean, mung bean, rice bean, • Pigeon pea
CUSTOM SEED TREATMENTS
Product Comparison Pulse Defender Legume Premix F2 RTU ST Legume Premix F2 RTU ST + Intego®
southern pea, urd bean, yardlong bean) • Soybeans
Pythium spp. Excellent Excellent Excellent
• Broad Bean / Fava bean • Sword bean
Rhizoctonia spp. Excellent Excellent Excellent
Fusarium spp. Excellent Good Good
Phytophthora spp. Good Good Excellent Protection against Key Seed
Aphanomyces spp. N/A N/A Suppression & Seedling Pests:
• Pythium
Ascochyta spp. Suppression N/A N/A • Phythopthora
• Fusarium
Always read and follow label directions. Ratings based on observations and/or research. Intego® registered trade N/A = Not Applicable • Rhizonctonia, spp.
mark of Valent USA, LLC. Rizolex® is a trademark of Sumitomo Chemical Company.
Pulse USA seed treatments are a combination of separate individually registered products. Read and follow pesticide Suppression of:
label instructions. • Seed-borne Sclerotinia
• Phomopsis, spp.
Damping off Pythium spp. on pea. Rhizonctonia spp. on green bean Fusarium Solani on field bean
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