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1 Seed Catalogue 2017 Canada Updated February Extremely important: Last minute orders are difficult to fulfil; early orders are highly recommended. Prices, selection and availability can change at any time without prior notice. Consult our website or call the office 1 Union street for up-to-date details. Berwick, On, K0C 1G0 Canada Sales Policies and Procedures: ph.: Terms: All sales must be paid COD, cash, check, debit card. fax.: All seed reservations are final. Homestead Organics will make a valerie@homesteadorganics.ca best effort to accept returns and exchanges early in the season, but only if we can find another customer for your cancelled order. Confirmed orders are fairly reliable, but due to exceptional circumstances beyond our control, even confirmed orders are subject to problems. Homestead Organics will try its utmost to find a suitable replacement, but the customer is under no obligation to purchase a replacement from us. Prices are FOB a Homestead Organics mill. Delivery can be organized and the full cost will be charged to the customer. For budgeting sake, $2-$5 per bag is a reasonable average in Eastern Ontario and Western Québec if we are able to coordinate the delivery with large volumes in your region. To minimize shipping costs, small seed orders can also be delivered to our feed dealer in your region along with the dealer s monthly feed order. You would pay the dealer. The dealer adds transportation and a small handling fee to our seed price. Buyer beware; each farm has its own soil, weather and market conditions. Seed needs are individual and each farmer needs to understand his/her own needs. This catalogue is a list of what we have and think could work well in average conditions in Eastern Ontario. It should not be construed in any way as suggesting what each farmer should have on his/her farm. Please inquire about your particular needs; we can surely help you. Our seed catalogue is not complete. We are dealers of and have access to the full seed catalogues of various suppliers. Organically produced seed is required by the certifiers. We are trying hard to source appropriate organic seed for our region s conditions and we count on your support in buying organic seed. However, the priority is still placed on the agronomic and market qualities of each variety. Certain conventional untreated varieties are offered in addition to organic seed. Consult your certifier to understand the conditions to meet before you choose conventional seed. There are some useful websites to obtain information on crop management and performance: o for the detailed guide of our seed catalogue o from C&M Seeds o for cereal management and performance reports in Ontario. o for soybean management and performance reports in Ontario.
2 Seed Catalogue 2017 Canada MF: Medium Flats Updated February Subject to market changes and availability FOB Homestead Organics Discount Policy - Grass / Legumes / Forage mixes For an order of 8 bags or more : 4% discount Corn hybrid Variety CHU Certified Format Blue River Corn BR 06B Org $249 BR 09R19 MF 2525 Org Sold out BR 14A91 MF 2600 Org $249 BR 23A71 MF 2700 Org $249 BR 26A17 MF 2800 Org $249 BR 33A16 MF 2825 Org $249 dedell Corn DL Org $249 DL Org $249 DL Org $249 DL Org $249 Soybean Variety CHU Certified Format Anser 2350 Conv Unt 50 lbs lbs $57 AAC Edward 2350 Org 50 lbs lbs $52 Laurent 2500 Org 50 lbs lbs $48 Savanna 2650 Org 50 lbs lbs $48 Lisa 2650 Org 50 lb lbs $48 OAC Perth 2850 Org 50 lbs lbs $48
3 Oats Common Seed : Germination Org 55 lbs lbs $21 and Purity Garantied Riley Org 55 lbs lbs $27 Dieter Org 55 lbs lbs $29 Shadow (hulless) Org 55 lbs 115 lbs $33 AC Gehl (hulless) Conv Unt 55 lbs 125 lb Sold out Turcotte (hulless) Conv NT 55 lbs 125 lb $29 Barley Masky Org 55 lbs 170 lbs $38 Newdale (malting) Conv Unt 55 lbs 165 lbs $26 McGwire (hulless) Conv NT 55 lbs 165 lbs $29 Wheat Nass (Silage - spring) Org 55 lbs 151 lbs $34 Furano (Hard Red spring) Org 55 lbs 160 lbs $32 Orléans (Hard Red spring) Org 55 lbs 160 lbs $35 FTHP Redeemer (Hard Red Conv Unt 50 lbs 135 lbs $30 Winter) Other cereal Spelt - Spring Zorba (hulled) Org 55 lbs 222 lbs $39 Spelt - Fall (hulled) Org 55 lbs 222 lbs $28 Triticale - Spring Proghorn Conv Unt 55 lbs 165 lbs $35 Tritical - Fall Common Conv Unt 55 lbs 165 lbs $35 Rye - Fall Org 55 lbs 110 lbs $22 Rye - Spring Gazelle Conv Unt 55 lb 140 lbs $31
4 Peas Austrian winter Conv Unt 50lbs 50 lbs $29.50 CDC Meadow (field) Conv Unt 55 lbs 185 lbs Sold out Agassiz (field) Conv Unt 55 lbs 185 lbs $27 Common silage peas Org 55 lbs 115 lbs $36 Green manure (small quantities are available for some seed) Oilseed radish Conv Unt 50 lbs 12 lbs $125 Hairy vetch Conv Unt 55 lbs 33 lbs $165 Common vetch Conv Unt 55 lbs 33 lbs $70 Buckwheat plowdown Org 55 lbs 65 lbs $42 Clover mix (62% Red clover single cut + 38% White 62% Org 55 lbs 12 lbs Not Available clover) Other seeds (small quantities are available for some seed) Sunflower Daytona Conv Unt 5 lbs $420 kernels Oriental mustard Cutlass Conv Unt 1 kg 4-5 lbs $15 Fababean Tabasco Conv Unt 55 lbs 180 lbs $35 Seed Treatment Inoculants Forme / Format Seed treated Cell-Tech Peat : Soybean Powder / 2.3 kg 680 kg $91 inoculants Nitragin Gold : Clover and Alfalfa Powder 25 kg $6.50 AGTIV- field : Myccorhizal Powder / 2 kg 40 acres $480 inoculant
5 Forages: Legumes (small quantities are available for some seed) Alfalfa Org 50 lbs 18 lbs $410 Clover Alsike Org 55 lbs 2-5 lbs $315 Clover red double cut Org 55 lbs 8-12 lbs $210 limited supply Clover red single cut N/A N/A N/A Not available Clover Crimson Conv Unt 50 lbs lbs $95 Clover Yellow blossom sweet Org 55 lbs 2-5 lbs $145 Clover white common Huia Conv Unt 55 lbs 2-5 lbs $295 Clover white Dutch Conv Unt 50 lbs 2-5 lbs $290 Trefoil Conv Unt 55 lbs 2-5 lbs $245 Grass Bluegrass Conv Unt 55 lbs 4-8 lbs $215 Brome common Conv Unt 55 lbs 4-8 lbs $255 Fescue Creeping Red common Conv Unt 50 lbs lbs $100 Fescue Meadow common Org 50 lbs lbs $335 Fescue Tall common Org 50 lbs 15 lbs $345 Orchardgrass common Conv Unt 50 lbs 30 lbs $240 Timothy Climax (late maturity) Conv Unt 55 lbs 5-9 lbs $110 Timothy common Org 55 lbs 5-9 lbs $165 Ryegrass Annual common Conv Unt 50 lbs lbs $80 Ryegrass Perennial common Org 50 lbs lbs $295
6 Forage mixes Brome + 25% Tall fescue) 16% Bluegrass) Timothy + 15% Meadow Cattle Pasture (5% Ladino clover + 10% Huia clover + 20% Timothy + 10% Perennial ryegrass + 30% Horse Pasture (2% Ladino clover + 3% Huia clover + 24% Timothy + 21% Perennial Ryegrass + 22% Brome + 12% Orchard grass + Sheep Pasture (10% Huia clover + 20% Perennial Ryegrass + 35% fescue + 5% Tall fescue + 15% Bluegrass) 55% Org 55 lbs 16 lbs $285 57% Org 55 lbs 24 lbs $265 75% Org 55 lbs 22 lbs $250 Other forage seeds BMR Sorghum Conv unt 50 lbs 30 lb $80 Sudangrass Buckwheat for crop Organic Org 50 lbs 55 lbs $54 Conventional Conv Unt 50 lbs 55 lbs $48
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