Why is AA different than previous alfalfa?

Nov 16, 2022


LegenDairy AA

See the Difference with Croplan Alfalfa.

CROPLAN AA varieties show stronger roots, healthier plants, higher yield, and increased stand persistence potential over the life of a stand.

New CROPLAN AA varieties offer Aphanomyces race 1, race 2, and Enhanced Multi-Race (EMR) resistance + Anthracnose all races (including race 5) resistance: HVX MegaTron AA and HVX MegaTron, RR AphaTron AA and RR AphaTron 2XT, Rebound AA, GUNNER AA, and LegenDairy AAAA varieties provide significant improvement in both yield and quality potential due to:
  • Stronger roots leading to bigger plants which can uptake more water and nutrients. This all leads to increased yield potential and increased stand persistence potential all of which lead to an increased net return per acre for the grower
Contact your local Premier agronomist today for more information on Croplan alfalfa and AA varieties.




 

                   Ken Jahnke
        Agronomy Sales Manager

 

 

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