Hybrid Pearl Millet
$106.00
Pearl millet is the top millet choice for grazing, silage, hay production, green chop, and for quail, turkey, doves and duck feed. Our version is even better because it is a hybrid that produces more tonnage and seed. The Eagle Seed millet is the best because it stands longest thru the winter. This bunch grass grows 4-8 feet tall and produces a beautiful, showy inflorescence. Higher in grain production, our millet makes a deep root system to scavenge nutrients, without producing prussic acid or tannins. All of those features make it a safe choice for chicken and horse feed.
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Important Notice
Most orders placed on business days are shipping quickly. Most go out the same day or the next day. However, it is best to order a couple of weeks before planting in case of shipping, weather or other delays.
All orders are subject to availability, germination, and trait license. Xtendflex and Enlist products require patent permission for use of the technology. The license to use these products is free and easiy to acquire by going to agcelerate.com.
If you qualify for tax exempt status, please provide your documentation prior to checkout. Dealer prices may vary from our listed prices. Prices are subject to change without notice and may differ based on location, dealer policies, and other factors. Please check with your local dealer for the most accurate pricing information.
Maintaining high germinability is important to us. Seed is a living organism and since we cannot control after purchase storage conditions off our property, we cannot accept returns. For best product performance always store products properly in a dry, cool place to maintain high germinability.
Description
Protein levels are around 12-14% with low fiber and lignin. It can produce 3-5 tons/acre of dry matter biomass.
Plant 12-15 lbs. per acre on 36 inch rows or broadcast 30-40 lbs. per acre onto a flat, weed-free seed bed. Cover with 1/4 to 1/2 of moist soil. Fertilize with 200 lbs of 19-19-19.
*Because of its high Nitrogen use, it can produce high levels of nitrate under cold or droughty conditions. Pearl millet can be grown throughout the continental US.