Bunker Triticale

Bunker Triticale X titosecale Triticale is a cross between wheat and cereal rye. Bunker is winter...

Bunker Triticale X titosecale Triticale is a cross between wheat and cereal rye. Bunker is winter active, awnletted (reduced awn expression) variety used primarily as a green chop -whole plant forage, for hay, or for a very high yielding cover crop. Bunkers awnletted characteristic makes a more palatable hay than a fully awned (bearded) variety. When used and a cover crop, Bunker provides benefits similar to winter active varieties of cereal rye (i.e. AGS104 Rye and Merced Rye); high biomass ...

Burbank Hulless Barley

Hordeum vulgare subsp. vulgare Improved Burbank Hulless Barley (90 days) 50 seeds ~2 grams Luthe...

Hordeum vulgare subsp. vulgare Improved Burbank Hulless Barley (90 days) 50 seeds ~2 grams Luther Burbank died April 11, 1926. 1927 the last Burbank Seed Catalog States..."Final offering of Burbank Barley. One of Mr. Burbank's Greatest grain creations. In the store-house where Burbank kept precious seeds for his own use, we found a treasure that will delight farmer and growers of fine grains...a few sacks of his hulless barley." This was the last time this barley was offered to the public un...

Chowford Barley

Chowford Barley (184 days) Chowford is a 2-rowed, awned spring forage barley, that was selected f...

Chowford Barley (184 days) Chowford is a 2-rowed, awned spring forage barley, that was selected for lodging resistance, forage yield, and has excellent tillering making it well adapted as a forage barley using irrigated production methods in the southwestern states and central valley of California. It is moderately resistant to Scald. This variety can get quite tall, up to 48" which is why it's an excellent fodder, but also would be a good green manure or cover cropping variety as well.

German Golden Millet Seed

German Golden Millet Seed This particular strain has been around for some time, but the first tim...

German Golden Millet Seed This particular strain has been around for some time, but the first time we can document being sold as seed was in 1889. Super popular in feed mixes for exotic birds like finches and canaries, but many birds delight in this millet. Most people hang the entire sprig in the cage for birds to eat. Excellent for those birders looking to attract rare birds to their garden. Millet is used as a porridge or breakfast food in many countries. Golden German millet is a late mat...