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LASTS LONGER ,
lHaymor is an unusually vigor- / —w
oua variety that performs well '''■ \ —'
under all types of soil fl
where alfalfa is grown.
Because of good disease
resistance and hardiness, it lasts
longer and provides better
hay and pasturage.
MATURES EARLIER
Haymor— similar to Du Puits
iturcs earlier than most other
ialfas. In fact, Haymor is only I I i
>ut two days later than Du Puits _A wj
3 to 4 days earlier than most v V J
U.S. alfalfa types.
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MORE HAY
Haymor means just what its name say;
... you get more hay. In 20 different
comparison -trials in northern states,
Haymor outyicldcd Vernal by an aver
age of 4% —and in at least one case
outproduced Vernal by 22%. In six
of these trials where Ranger was also
grown, Haymor averaged 12% more
hay than Ranger. Haymor means more
hay and more profit for you.
SISTS DISEASE
Haymor has resistance to bacterial
wilt disease and has good toler
-1 ance to common leaf spot dis
eases. This disease resistance is
another big reason why you will
want to put Haymor in your fields
HAYMOR Alfalfa
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FAST STARTS
Haymor is noted for its excellent seedling
vigor. It establishes fast to make a thick,
healthy stand. Its extra vigor makes
it easier to establish under more
competitive conditions.
WINTER HAI
Haymor has good winter hi
... in the same class as R;
This feature, plus its good (
vigor, makes it ideal for noi
rotations and general hay ai
pasture uses.
HOLDS LEAVES LONGER
Haymor holds its leaves extremely
well This ability to hold on to its
protein-packed leaves means it
makes top quality hay or silage.
MIXES WELL
Haymor is a top producer whether
it’s planted alone or in combi
nation with other legumes and
grasses. Its disease-resistant |
features make it ideal for use _
in hay and pasture mixtures.
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