| Picture: Deer palatability test plot with hundreds of commercial small grain varieties. |
| Plant in the fall over standing forage soybean varieties to complete the four seasons and provide green year-round. |
Eagle Seed's Black Oat has excellent tillers and a
root mass similar to cereal rye. The extra tillering
provides more stalks and more leaves to feed your
hungry herd. This variety stays greener longer
providing your deer or cattle with more food in the
early spring when food is scarce.
Black Oats are excellent for horses and cattle because
of their High Relative Feed Value. The biomass of the
Black Oat also makes it a superior weed suppressor.
Eagle Black Oats have an excellent Carbon:Nitrogen
ratio for more efficient mineralization, suppression of
nematodes and building of soil organic matter.
root mass similar to cereal rye. The extra tillering
provides more stalks and more leaves to feed your
hungry herd. This variety stays greener longer
providing your deer or cattle with more food in the
early spring when food is scarce.
Black Oats are excellent for horses and cattle because
of their High Relative Feed Value. The biomass of the
Black Oat also makes it a superior weed suppressor.
Eagle Black Oats have an excellent Carbon:Nitrogen
ratio for more efficient mineralization, suppression of
nematodes and building of soil organic matter.
ES BLACK OAT Planting Tips:
-can be double-cropped and harvested 3 weeks to a month before other cereals
-plant 45-60 days before your fall frost
-use 60-90 lbs of seed per acre at 3/4 to 1.5 inches deep
-if broadcasting, late planting, no-tilling, or aerial planting, use 20% more seed
-follow your soil test. Oats prefer 5.8 to 6.5 pH and use around 75 units of N
-when grazing add up to 160 lb N/acre
-all oats prefer well drained soil
-in Northern or droughty regions of the US, always choose Eagle Seed's Buck
Monster WheatTM over any available oat variety for cold tolerance and security from
winter-kill
-can be double-cropped and harvested 3 weeks to a month before other cereals
-plant 45-60 days before your fall frost
-use 60-90 lbs of seed per acre at 3/4 to 1.5 inches deep
-if broadcasting, late planting, no-tilling, or aerial planting, use 20% more seed
-follow your soil test. Oats prefer 5.8 to 6.5 pH and use around 75 units of N
-when grazing add up to 160 lb N/acre
-all oats prefer well drained soil
-in Northern or droughty regions of the US, always choose Eagle Seed's Buck
Monster WheatTM over any available oat variety for cold tolerance and security from
winter-kill
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FORAGE OATS
| If pairing with CloverKeeper in a plot, use 60-90 lbs per acre. |
| BLACK OATS/QUICK REFERENCE: - EXCELLENT FORAGE YIELD - MORE PALATABLE THAN OTHER CEREALS - HIGHER NUTRIENT DENSITY - MAKES MORE TISSUE OFF A SINGLE SEED -TILLERS - COVERS GROUND QUICKLY - SCAVENGES NITROGEN - WIDE LEAF BLADE MORE TONNAGE - BUILDS SOIL/ SHADES GROUND TO SUPRESS WEEDS - CAN TOLERANT DOWN TO 4.5 pH, BUT BETTER 5.8-6.5 |
| Here's how the "Beans and Greens" systemTM works: In the fall, you'll plant EAGLE SEED Forage OatsTM Buck Monster Forage WheatTM Broadside Fall Blend, SmorgasbordTM, ESCO Fall BlendTM, or Eagle Seed Buffalo Fall BlendTM into your standing EAGLE SEED Roundup Ready FORAGE SOYBEANS and you'll get a full year of high tonnage and protein forage. Deer love to forage on EAGLE SEED BLACK OAT'STM tender blades. Turkeys, dove, and quail enjoy eating the showy seed heads produced throughout the spring and summer months. And when you are ready for your spring plot, just apply a burndown herbicide and drill your Eagle Seed Forage Soybeans right through it. |