Lime Alternative for New Seeding

May 26, 2020


Toay Farms Sign

98G Pelletized Limestone

Dan Toay, and his agronomist Dan Durst, talk about how they improved Toay’s alfalfa stand to be thicker, greener and more vibrant with 98G pelletized limestone from Calcium Products.

Our Interactive Alfalfa Map below updates daily with information on how alfalfa is maturing throughout the region.

How to use it:

Use the filters on the left side to change the date range and maturity of the stands whose data you are viewing.

To view how height and maturity have changed over time in a region, right click on the town or county of interest to you and click on “drill through” then “Height over time”.
 
To go back to the map from “Height over time” click on the back arrow in the upper left corner.

 

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Dan Durst

Agronomy Manager

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