Agronomy Seeds

Timothy Grass that grows in irrigated / high moisture areas Uses: Livestock Feed

Kentucky Bluegrass Grass Uses: Ornamental use such as in lawns and sports fields

Green Needlegrass Grass Uses: Quality livestock feed

Bluebunch Wheatgrass Montana State Grass Uses: Quality Livestock Forage

Field Pea Legume Uses: Green manure crop

Great Northern Field Bean Member of legume family Seeds grow in pods Uses: Stews and chilies

Pinto Bean Member of legume family Seeds grow in pods Uses: Stews and chillis

Yellow Sweetclover Legume Uses: Green manure crop Can be poisonous if served as moldy hay

Sainfoin Member of legume family Uses: Similar to alfalfa Livestock feed

Alfalfa Member of legume family Fixes nitrogen into soil Uses: High quality Livestock feed esp. hay

Red Clover Member of legume family “Fixes nitrogen into the soil Uses: Livestock feed high in protein

Wild Mustard Weed Uses: Should be eliminated

Wild Buckwheat Weed Uses: Should be eliminated

Kochia Weed Sometimes called fireweed Uses: Should be eliminated

Field Pennycress Weed Uses: NONE Needs to be Eliminated

Redroot Pigweed Weed Uses: NONE Needs to be Eliminated

Cheatgrass Weed Uses: Should be eliminated

Spotted Knapweed Noxious Weed Uses: NONE Needs to be Eliminated

Wild Oats Uses: Used in some rice's and as a human food source In crops is a major weed that must be controlled or drastically decreases yield

Curly Dock Weed Uses: Should be eliminated

Canada Thistle Weed Uses: Should be eliminated

Perennial Sowthistle Weed Uses: Should be eliminated

Field Bindweed Noxious Weed Also called Morning Glory Uses: NONE Needs to be Eliminated

Leafy Spurge Weed Uses: Should be eliminated

Russian Thistle Weed Uses: Should be eliminated

Chickpea S Also known as Garbanzo Beans Uses: Condiments on salad bar