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Bermuda - Grit Forage Grass Seed

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Outsidepride Pasture Grass Seed Mixes are a nutrient-rich grass blend designed for productive grazing for your livestock's well-being. With fast germination and strong regrowth, it supports multiple grazing cycles while naturally suppressing invasive plants due to its strong deep root system. Thriving in full sun to moderate shade while being adaptable to various climates and soil conditions, our low-maintenance pasture seed mix ensures lush, long-lasting abundant forage for healthier livestock and efficient pasture management.
Transform your pasture with high-yielding grass seeds for lawn tailored for every need. Whether you're growing Orchard grass, Timothy, Annual and Perennial Ryegrass, our high-performance varieties ensure lush, nutrient-rich forage for livestock. Designed for different climates and grazing requirements, options like Cold Climate and Grit Bermuda thrive in various conditions. From Horse Choice to Great Gains, our resilient grasses promote healthy growth, maximize yield, and support soil-conscious pasture upkeep.
Enhance your livestock’s performance with a nutrient-rich pasture grass seed mix designed for optimal growth. Our high-yielding, weather-tolerant varieties provide a reliable food source in various climates, ensuring consistent forage availability. Highly palatable and easy to digest, they promote overall well-being. With excellent grazing qualities, our seeds to plant support long-lasting pasture management, helping you maintain a lush, productive field for cattle, horses, and other grazing animals.
Our pasture grass seeds are adaptable to any climate. From cold-tolerant varieties for harsh winters to drought-tolerant options for arid regions, our grasses thrive in various weather conditions. Whether enduring heavy rainfall or dry spells, their resilience ensures consistent pasture raised coverage, reducing bare patches and maintaining a green, productive grazing area all year long.
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Grit Forage Bermuda Grass Seed - From research and development to the actual planting of our products by our customers, Barenbrug continues to make great strides in the industry. The introduction of Grit to the marketplace is no different. A seeded bermudagrass possesses several advantages compared to cuttings or sprigs, and Grit will bring early production, several cuttings, decreased costs, and overall increased ease of use for anyone looking to seed Grit this spring.

Barenbrug continues to bring products that increase quality and yield to the industry, and Grit™ forage bermudagrass blend is no outlier. With quick establishment, early production, and many other desirable traits, Grit will bring added profitability to your acres. Under good growing conditions Grit bermuda seed will create a faster established pasture. Bermuda common pasture grass has an average analysis of 10% protein and 50% TDN. For pastures plant 12 to 15 lbs/acre between March to July in a well prepared seed bed.

Hay can be harvested at 4 to 6 week intervals. Responds well to high levels of Nitrogen fertilizer. Add lime at pH below 5.5. Apply nitrogen after each cutting. The seed is very small, and needs daily temperatures above 60 degrees for best germination.

Seeding Rate: 12 - 15 lbs/acre.
Seeding Depth: 1/8" - 1/4"

The key features of Grit forage bermudagrass blend include:

  • Early spring green-up for early production
  • Extreme drought tolerance
  • Fast establishment
  • Winter hardiness
  • Quick cover
  • Adaptation to all areas where bermudagrass is grown
  • Decreased costs compared to sprigs or cuttings
  • Several cuttings

Barenbrug has further enhanced Grit with our groundbreaking Yellow Jacket enhanced seed coating. Each seed is surrounded by a natural water-absorbent material made from corn starch aiding in germination. Studies have shown that under reduced irrigation, seed that has been coated with our proprietary Yellow Jacket produced significantly more biomass per acre.
 

Establishment:

Bermudagrass is an extremely drought-tolerant warm season perennial grass that is adapted to a wide range range of soil conditions. Soil temperatures should be at least 65Ëš F. and warming. The recommended seeding rate for coated bermudagrass is 12-15 pounds per acre. Seeding depth should be 1/8 to 1/4 inch deep into a very firm seed bed and good seed to soil contact is important. Fertilizer should be applied based on results from a soil sample and Nitrogen should not be applied until 3-4 inches of growth. When planted at the right depth and temperature, bermudagrass emerges in 14-21 days. Weed control is also a key factor for success. Light grazing or mowing during establishment can help mitigate the growth of weeds. Talk to your local extension agent to discuss a weed control program that is right for you.

Seed Bed Preparation:

Proper seed bed preparation cannot be stressed enough when it comes to planting any bermudagrass. A method of gauging the correct firmness is if you can walk across the field without sinking 1/4 inch below the soles of your shoes. Seed bed firmness is especially important if no-till drills or broadcast seeders are used. Brillion planters are useful in conditioning the fields and are the preferred planter for bermudagrass.

Planting bermudagrass in a firm seed bed helps in proper seed placement and reduces the chance of burying the seed too deeply with loose soil. It also provides good seed to soil contact allowing for better soil moisture movement to the seed. Bermudagrass planted in loose seed beds can often be identified by quicker seedling emergence in the wheel tracks of the planter, than in the rest of the field.