Foremost II™ Alfalfa

Over the past few years, Foremost Alfalfa quickly became known in the forage industry as a workhorse variety that adapted to all U.S. and southern Canadian production areas where dormant varieties are planted.

Today, Foremost II offers even better performance, delivering higher yields and greater vigor than its predecessor. It adapts well to three-, four- or five-cut management systems, with maximum yield and milk-per-acre potential in a four-cut system. It has a medium-early maturity to first crop harvest and a very fast recovery after cutting.

	Foremost II ™ Alfalfa Fall Dormancy 4 WI Disease Rating 28 Multifoliolate Expression 95% Winter Survival Index 2 (very good) Area of Adaption Central and Eastern Corn Belt, Upper Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and New England States Characteristics Forage Yield Excellent Forage Quality Excellent Recovery Fast Soil Placement No known soil type limitations Maturity Medium-Early Insect and Disease Summary Bacteria Wilt HR Fusarium Wilt HR Phytophthora Root Rot HR Verticillium Wilt HR Anthracnose (race 1) HR Aphanomyces Root Rot (race 1) R Pea Aphid R Stem Nematode HR

Ratings Scale: R = Resistant HR = Highly Resistant