German Strain R Millet, also called foxtail millet, is an annual warm-season grass that matures rather quickly during the summer. German millet forms slender, erect, and leafy stems that can vary in height from 2 to 5 feet with cylindrical, compact heads. The spines of the heads are usually reddish-purple in the early stage, but more straw-colored at maturity. This variety has good seedling vigor, is resistant to lodging, and is quite drought tolerant. The seed can be planted when the soil is warm, from mid-May through August at a rate of 15 to 20 lb/acre.

Wonderleaf is a bush type hybrid pearl millet with high yield potential. It grows quickly, reaching the boot stage in 62 days. Wonderleaf has a high level of tolerance to many pathogens and high humidity, but cannot tolerate standing surface water. Wonderleaf can be grown on as little as 16 inches of water, however greater tonnage will be produced with greater water availability.

This Apache BMR hybrid pearl millet has a high level of palatability, which makes it an excellent choice for grazing and well suited for hay. It is a late maturing hybrid with panicle emergence at about 30 days later than other pearl millets. The longer harvest window allows the producer to maintain quality while waiting for greater yield than conventional pearl millets.

We offer high grade hard red winter FOOD WHEAT BERRIES.  It has excellent milling and baking quality.

Hard red wheat will make an ideal flour for baking breads and is a good all-purpose flour as well.

The price is $20.00/ per 50 lb bag. Call us for a shipping quote.

Rye is the hardiest of the cereal crops and grows more quickly and provides more forage than either wheat or triticale. Cereal rye can persist in the soil for several years. It has an extensive root system. We supply a VNS (Variety Not Stated) rye as a service to our customers.

We buy all of our rye and triticale from other sources, already processed and bagged.