Products

Naylor Seed Clover: Crimson Clover scavenges for nitrogen in the soil, and produces around 70-150 N pounds on average. It grows quickly and is robust once it’s established.

Naylor Seed Cover Crops: Diakon Radish is a fast growing and long tap roots break up the soil and help with soil compaction to holds nutrients effectively and release nutrients into the top soil.

Naylor Seed Specialty Seeds: Rapeseed produces more forage than conventional rapeseed with better forage quality. It has annual brassica species with turnips, cabbage, and kale.

Naylor Seed Trophy Hy-Rye Winter Grain Rye is a Winter hardy and high tonnage of grazing or Spring silage.

Naylor Seed Clover: White Dutch Clover is a shallow-rooted and best in lawn and pasture mixes due to high nitrogen production.

Naylor Seed Certified Dylan Rye – Winter Grain Rye – Winter Grain Rye is a early season vigor used as a grain, forage crop, or cover crop.

Naylor Seed Clover: Trophy Medium Red Clover is primarily used for hay, silage, and soil improvement. It is quick growing crop, easily established, and produces high quality forage.

Naylor Seed Clover: Alsike Cloverr is used as high tolerance for acidic soils with high alkalinity and it is a best for hay, pasture, and soil improvement.

Naylor Seed Specialty Seeds: Norcen Birdsfoot Trefoil is good for high quality, non-bloating legume for pastures, hay and stock-piling. It is also used t help with erosion control in soil. This forage is also good for all wildlife and is a good food source for deer.

Naylor Seed Clover: Ladino Clover is a giant white clover, high in protein content for hay mixtures and has winter-hardy perennial used primarily for pasture.

Naylor Seed Clover: Trophy Multi-Year Red Clover is a highly palatable which has tolerates cold and frost very well.

Naylor Seed Specialty Seeds: Hairy Vetch used for soil improvement that adds nitrogen into the soil and erosion control. It is planted into the fields as a cover crop in the fall (September), where it helps protect the soil over the winter.