AS9302
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AS9302 Medium Maturity Sudangrass • Brachytic dwarf trait provides stout stalks for excellent standability • Excellent for dry hay and rotational grazing • Dry stalk for quick dry down • Exceptional re-growth and BMR-6 for high digestibility Recommended Seeding Rates: Vary depending on local growing conditions. Please see your Alta Seeds retailer for local recommendations. | Primary area of adaptation CHARACTERISTICS & RATINGS Medium Relative Maturity 55-65 Days to Boot Stage BMR-6 Midrib 22-25 Seeds/Lb (1,000) - check seed bag Yield for Maturity Forage ^Qual ity Potentia Palatability Digestibility Seedling Vigor Recovery After Cutting Plant Uniformity Standabil ity Downy Mildew Anthracnose Wet Soil Tolerance Fusarium Wilt Poor Excellent Based on Alta Seeds research trials relative to other Alta Seeds products. Begin Height 24" • Stop Height 6" AS9302 is the first BMR-6, Brachytic dwarf hybrid sudangrass to hit the market. The BMR-6 gene adds high digestibility to a plant that has very fine stems and tremendous re-growth. The Brachytic dwarf trait adds a much tighter distance between internodes, allowing for a lower cutting/grazing height and better standability. The dry stalk trait allows for quick dry down, making this one of the most versatile forage products on the market. FIELD POSITIONING Tough Dryland MA High Yield Dryland HS Limited Irrigation HS Full Irrigation HS No-Till MA Poorly Drained Soils S Anthracnose Prone Area MA Fusarium Prone Area X Observed Suitability and Field-By-Field Positioning HS = Highly Suitable S = Suitable MA = Manage Appropriately X = Poor Suitability

SUDANGRASS MANAGEMENT AND PRODUCTION GUIDE: Strengths: • Stout stalks with excellent standability from Brachytic dwarf genetics • Dry stalk for quick dry down • Exceptional re-growth ability • BMR-6 genetics for high digestibility Seeding: • Soil temperature should be at least 60° F. • Avg. Seeds per Pound: 22,000-25,000 (see bag for details) • Planting depth should be 1" • Seeding rate is important. Follow recommended plant populations for your area. • Do not plant in soils with pH greater than 7.5-8.0 as Iron Chlorosis can be a severe problem. • Can be no-tilled into the stubble of winter...