Cereal Rye
Arguably the most cold-tolerant of the small grains, cereal rye is a staple across the Southeast. More productive in harsher conditions than most other small grains, it matures quickly (so there is a small window to capture high-quality grazing), produces an incredible amount of biomass, and is of good quality in the vegetative state — ideal for the basis of a cover crop, winter grazing, or straw production. It establishes quickly and grows through the colder season, but degrades slowly during the summer, providing an excellent weed mat as a cover crop.
Wrens Abruzzi Rye
Order NowArguably the most cold-tolerant of the small grains, cereal rye is a staple across the Southeast. Abruzzi is a higher-yielding variety in our Southeast region.
Elbon Rye
Order NowA cover crop rye. Trusted variety in the south.
Wintergrazer 70
Order NowWintergrazer 70 cereal rye can establishes quickly to provide grazing within 6-8 weeks after planting and grow at lower winter temperatures than other cool season grasses