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Martin Marquis, Agronomist
Seeds Director
martin.marquis@synagri.ca
PREFACE
We are very pleased to bring you the 4th edition of Synagri’s Seed Guide. Our portfolio has evolved a great deal
over the years, integrating a number of new varieties into our SEMICO and SOYHINOVA range of products.
A new feature has been added this year. While genetics may remain a key factor in the selection of new
varieties, all of these are subjected to a number of tests. Our intention is to share the results of these tests
with our clients, and to provide them with the tools they need to achieve the full genetic potential of these
new varieties.
Of course, our priorities remain the training for our staff and our quality assurance programs, and we are
keeping these up rigorously.
I invite you to contact our representatives and agents, who will be able to give you details about which seeds
would be most suitable for your business.
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I hope you enjoy this guide!
Martin Marquis, Agr.
Seeds Manager
GROW CROPS DIFFERENTLY
Our seeds team
Table OF CONTENTS
Christian Duchesneau, Agronomist
Forage and Turf Expert
FORAGE
christian.duchesneau@synagri.ca
Semico Forage introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Description of cultivars. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-9
Forage mixtures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-12
Intercrops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Preservatives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Optimal seeding rates for Semico mixtures and Forage species . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
semico forage
CEREALS
Semico Cereals introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Oats varieties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-17
Wheat varieties. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17-18
Barley varieties. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-20
Winter Cereals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Cereal Mixtures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Forage Mixtures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
SEMICO forage seeds have been synonymous with success and confidence for more than 32 years. They are exclusive innovative
and quality high end products.
Our cultivars are selected based on the specific needs of today’s local producers in terms of forage quality, digestibility, yield,
resistance to disease, regrowth and persistence.
All of these features have helped made SEMICO forage seeds a product that is recognized and sought-after by producers who
are interested in increasing their productivity and profitability while at the same time reducing their production costs.
All of our mixes are prepared in our authorized seed establishment in Saint-Hyacinthe.
Seeding rate chart - Thousand Kernel Weight (TKW). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23
CANOLAS
Synagri Canola Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
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5
Winter Canola . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
SOYBEANS
SOYHINOVA IP Soybean introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
ASUKA variety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
FURIO variety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
KYOTO variety. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
1406234 variety. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
SEMEZ DIFFÉREMMENT
SEED GUIDE
Spring Canola. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Description of cultivars
LELIA Alfalfa... A little lys flower with a great yield
Outstanding Features:
• With his superior regrowth it does well for an
intensive management
• With its higher performance, it could also be suitable
for conventional management
• A perfect disease resistance index: 35/35
• Superior performance in many regions and in different soil types
• For growers who want volume and forage quality
4.5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Fall Dormancy index (scale of 1 to 9 with 1 being the most dormant with less yield)
9
Winter Survival
1
2.00
2
3
4
Winter Survival Index (scale of 1 to 6, with 1 the hardiest)
Anthracnose
Bacterial Wilt
Spring Black Stem
Disease Resistance
5
6
Phytophthora Root Rot
Verticillium Wilt
Disease Resistance Index
Sensitive
Resistant
Highly Resistant
Fall Dormancy
3,60
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Winter Survival
1
• Its root system develops above the water table
• Its root system braces the plant during periods of frost
and thawing, making it the best alfalfa to survive the winter
• Ideal for marginal land not well suited to alfalfa
• A very high yield with a multi-slice management
• A perfect index for disease resistance: 35/35
• Produces a high yield in different soil types
• Exceptional productivity and persistence in less productive soils
1.60
2
3
4
Anthracnose
Bacterial Wilt
Spring Black Stem
Disease Resistance
5
6
Verticillium Wilt
• Excellent performance 103% rating iin the 2014-2015* CRAAQ trials
• Mulitfoliate (78%)
• Does well in heavy soils
• Relatively early maturing
• Fine stemmed
• Very leafy plant
• Selected for it superior yield, its persistence and
the quality of its forage
• Does very well in zones with level 3, 4 and 5 fall dormancy
• The relatively early maturity works very well with grass seeds
• Very persistant so it is ideal for a long lasting rotation
* Centre de référence en agriculture et agroalimentaire du Québec (CRAAQ)
Sensitive
Resistant
STELLAR FG Alfalfa... Even more volume
SEED GUIDE
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• A new generation of rapid regrowth alfalfa
• Multifoliate (50%)
• Early maturing
• High quality forage
• Fine stemmed
• Ideal for intensive crop management
• The best regrowth in order to obtain the maximum
quality during the growing season
• A rapid harvest with impressive volume
• The highest increase in milk and meat gain per acre
Fall Dormancy
90
3,
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Winter Survival
1.40
1
2
3
4
Anthracnose
Bacterial Wilt
Spring Black Stem
Disease Resistance
5
6
Verticillium Wilt
Sensitive
Resistant
MEGAN Alfalfa... Long lasting quality forage
4010BR Alfalfa... Likes it damp
• Trifoliate type
• Branch root system adapted to wet soils
• Highly resistant to disease
• Mid to early maturity
• Long lasting and very productive
• Excellent standability
• Excellent performance 103% rating in the 2014-2015* CRAAQ trials
• Trifoliate type
• Early maturity
• Highly digestive and excellent feed value
• Superior stability
• Superior winter survival
• Dark green plant, fine stem, very edible
Highly Resistant
Fall Dormancy
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Winter Survival
1
2.00
2
3
4
Anthracnose
Bacterial Wilt
Spring Black Stem
Disease Resistance
5
6
Verticillium Wilt
Sensitive
Resistant
Highly Resistant
Highly Resistant
7
Fall Dormancy
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Winter Survival
1
2.10
2
3
4
Anthracnose
Bacterial Wilt
Spring Black Stem
Disease Resistance
5
Verticillium Wilt
Sensitive
Resistant
6
Highly Resistant
• The best performance rating of 108% of its category
in the 2014-2015* CRAAQ trials
• Moderately early maturing
• 66% multifoliate
• Superior digestibility
• Exceptional forage yield
• Very good winter resistance
• Rapid regrowth after cutting
• Dark green plant, thin stem
WL 354HQ Alfalfa... Even more for your money
Fall Dormancy
Lestris 2 cut red clover... Unbeatable
TIFFANY Timothy... A real little jewel
FOX Annual ryegrass... The smart one
ELUNARIA Annual ryegrass… try it and you will love it
• Selected for its excellent winter resistance and forage yield
• Quick to establish
• High ratio leaf/stem
• Mid to early maturity
• Yield index of 104% and remarkable regrowth of 112%
• A timothy with superior yield
• Rapid and easy establishment in all types of soils
• Semi-late maturity with exceptional recovery
• A tetraploid annual ryegrass of the westerwold type,
does not mature the year it is seeded
• A green tall stature plant
• Very good spring vigor
• Mid-late maturity
• It has a high leaf/stem ratio
• It makes very appetizing and succulent forage due
to its large leaves
• It has a long harvest period due to its maturity
• Diploid Italian type non-alternative, a biannual heading
the second year
• Very high stand
• Excellent spring vigor
• High dry matter yield
• A multi-cut (up to 3 cuts a year)
• Exceptional longevity (up to 3-4 years) due to
its disease resistance
• Demonstrates a better stability compared to other
traditional varieties
• Tall erect stand with large leaves
• Very vigorous in the spring
MONTANA Bromegrass... Outstanding potential
PEAK Smooth Bromegrass... Better than candy
• Good performance rating of 101% in the 2014-2015* CRAAQ trials
• Developed by the University of Montana
• Selected for
- its fast germination
- its spring vigor
- its fast recovery
- its high yield potential
• Has improved forage production capacity which means better
profitability for growers and a superior yield
• Highest performing in our climatic zones
• Higher yield in hay
• Superior regrowth
• Longevity can be more than 5 years
• Superior winter survival
• Good match in alfalfa or in clover mixtures
• Exceptional versatility, therefore ideal for pasture
and forage production
• Excellent choice for inter-row cropping, frost seeding or
reseeding in the spring
• Fast and easy to implant
• Steady yield throughout the season
• This annual ryegrass is best in heavy soils and black soils
where there is sufficient moisture content
• Excellent choice if you want to do some frost seeding
or spring reseeding
• Offer high response to fertilizer
• Provide full-season production and a good regrowth capacity
• Well suited to the heavy and black soil zones, where sufficient
moisture is available
• It is superior in establishment, uniformity and especially height
• Its abundant leafiness produces quality hay with high
nutritional value, highly palatable and better digestibility
• It can easily tolerate 3 cuts and a cut of 10 cm
in height improves its persistence
• Heads 3-5 days before the earliest timothy
MARATHON Reed Canary grass... Somewhat forgotten but really useful
LOFA Festulolium... one species to discover
• A cross between Italian ryegrass and tall fescue
• A persistent, perennial species
• Used for silage or grazing
• For all types of pH (5-8)
• Better yield than perennial ryegrass
• Better palatability than tall fescue
• More aggressive than perennial ryegrass but less aggressive
than annual ryegrass
• Requires well-drained, fertile soil
• Very good regrowth for the 2nd and 3rd cut
• Early maturing like smooth bromegrass
• Used for hay, silage and pasture, ideally cut at the pre-heading stage
• Excellent choice for wet soil, will tolerate short periods
of flooding and for well-drained soil
• Tolerates a pH of 5.5 or higher
• It is slow to establish but becomes invasive in the following years
• Like switchgrass, it can be used to make the pallets for heating stoves as well as for cellulosic ethanol
• It can be seeded using small grain seeders
• Excellent yield in the spring and at the beginning of summer
• Performs wells in all types of soil
• Has a very low level of alkaloids
SEED GUIDE
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• The latest maturing orchardgrass on the market
• This later maturing makes it easier to synchronize
with the harvesting of other species
• Good potential yield in combination with alfalfa
INNOVATION Tall Fescue… Exceptionally palatable
• A non-endophyte variety that was developed
for its superior yield and disease resistance
• Excellent choice for dry hay, round or square bales and silage
• Does well in different types of soil
• Tolerates both heat and dryness
• The first signs of maturity show up only in the second
week of June
• Improves the palatability of forage
• Its maturity is a great advantage over all other orchardgrasses
• Very slow progression and maturity which lengthens
the harvesting period
• Maintains a high quality due to its slow maturity
• Exceptionally palatable
• Average late maturity
• Produces a very tall plant
• This variety makes for quality hay, particularly when it is cut
at the right stage of maturity (early heading)
• Adapted to different types of soil and pH (from 4.7 to 9.5)
PRO-ENERGY Mixture
PERFO-GAIN Mixture
Recommended seeding rate: 21 kg/ha
Alfalfa
Timothy
WL 354HQ
80%
TIFFANY20%
• The predominance of the highly nutritional alfalfa improves
the quantity of protein and energy per hectare
• Requires deep, well-drained soil
• Can be combined with a mixture of EXTRAGRASS +,
TWO-BROMEGRASS + or ME 903 or ME 904
Alfalfa
Timothy
Orchardgrass
STELLAR FG
80%
RICHMOND17%
DIVIDEND VL
3%
• Mixed on an alfalfa base containing orchardgrass to
increase the regrowth of your grasses and the palatability of hay or silage. The orchardgrass is coated so that it can be seeded using a small seed box
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DIVIDEND VL Orchardgrass... Unequalled maturity
Simple alfalfa mixtures
NEW
LACTO-PLUS Mixture
Alfalfa
Timothy
STELLAR FG
70%
RICHMOND30%
• For dairy producers who follow an intensive
management program
• His faster recovery will allow an additionnal cut
• For heavy or moderately well-drained soil
Alfalfa
Timothy
WL 354HQ
60%
TIFFANY40%
• The predominance of the highly nutritional alfalfa improves
the quantity of protein and energy per hectare
• Requires deep well-drained soil
Alfalfa
Timothy
LELIA60%
RICHMOND40%
• The predominance of the winter hardy alfalfa brings
superior longevity to this mixture
VARI-SOIL Mixture
DUALFALFA Mixture
Alfalfa
Alfalfa
Timothy
LELIA40%
4010BR 20%
(branching root)
TIFFANY40%
Alfalfa
Alfalfa
Timothy
• Does well in various, sloping or rocky lands
GRASSPRO Mixture
Alfalfa
MEGAN40%
Timothy
TIFFANY60%
• Make an excellent hay for horses
• Requires an early spring nitrogen application
HQ FORCE Mixture
PERFO-2000 Mixture
Alfalfa and Timothy: 17 kg/ha bromegrass and fescue (separately): 9 kg/ha
Alfalfa, Clovers and Timothy: 19.5 kg/ha Bromegrass and ryegrass
(separately): 8.5 kg/ha
Alfalfa
Timothy
Meadow bromegrass
Tall Fescue
WL 354HQ
50%
TIFFANY18%
MONTANA20%
INNOVATION
12%
• The predominance of the highly nutritional alfalfa improves the
quantity of protein and energy per hectare
• Combines the grass seeds for ease of management
and for palatability
RUSTIK Mixture
SEED GUIDE
• For superior yields and exceptional persistence
DAIRY Mixture
Alfalfa
Timothy
10
MEGAN70%
TIFFANY30%
complex alfalfa mixtures
LELIA25%
WL 354HQ
25%
TIFFANY50%
• The addition of two alfalfa cultivars combines quality,
longevity and yield
BIO-SEM Mixture
Alfalfa
Red Clover
White Clover
Timothy
Smooth Brome
Perennial Ryegrass
MEGAN35%
LESTRIS10%
California LADINO
5%
RICHMOND20%
PEAK20%
AUBISQUE10%
• A perfect balance of legumes and grasses for the first year
of seeding
• Good for fields where the soil type varies but
is well-drained
LELIA40%
LESTRIS15%
TIFFANY45%
Alfalfa
Red Clover
Timothy
• The contribution of red clover ensures better
establishment of alfalfa in difficult soil conditions
SIMPLE MIXTURES OF BIRDSFOOT TREFOIL AND CLOVERS
BIO-MAX Mixture
SOLO Mixture
Red Clover
Timothy
LESTRIS40%
TIFFANY60%
Birdsfoot Trefoil
Timothy
LEO60%
TIFFANY40%
• The timothy performs better the second year
where it accelerates fast drying in the field
• Adapts to all types of soil
• A mixture that will tolerate average drainage and pH
• Does not provoke bloating in pasture
• Attention must be paid to the low aggressiveness of the birdsfoot trefoil
TANDEM Mixture
PRAIRIAL Mixture
Red Clover
Timothy
LESTRIS50%
TIFFANY50%
• Highly productive and easy to establish
VARYLAND Mixture
Alfalfa
Birdsfoot Trefoil
Timothy
LELIA40%
LEO25%
TIFFANY35%
• Recommended for rolling landscape with variable drainage
• Combination of alfalfa and birdsfoot trefoil results
in longer productivity
Red Clover
White Clover
Timothy
11
LESTRIS40%
California LADINO
5%
TIFFANY55%
• An ideal combination for hay or pasture
• Easy to seed and adaptable to many types of soil
MAXI-MILK Mixture
NEW
Complex Mixtures of Clovers and Grasses
PERFO-CLOVER Mixture
TWO-BROMEGRASS + Mixture
Intercrop mix no. 1
Intercrop mix no. 2
Recommended seeding rate with a cover crop: 10 kg/ha
Seeding rate 18 kg/ha
Clover and Timothy: 15 kg/ha Bromegrass, fescue and ryegrass (separately): 11 kg/ha
Smooth Bromegrass PEAK40%
Meadow Bromegrass MONTANA
60%
Annual Ryegrass
Vetch • A mixture of a two brome variety combining yield,
quality and palatability
• Smooth bromegrass is erect and meadow bromegrass is leafy
with abundant growth
• Reduces the rate of seeding of alfalfa or clover by 30% with the
TWO-BROMEGRASS + mixture
• FOX ryegrass does not mature the year it is seeded (biannual, hence
will not become a weed). It improves the soil surface. It is good to
• FOX ryegrass does not mature the year it is seeded. It improves
support the bearing capacity of the soil.. It tolerates flooding.
the soil structure. It is good to support the bearing capacity of the
soil. It tolerates flooding.
• Vetch is a source of nitrogen for the next crop. It tolerates dryness. It
improves the structure of the soil. It helps keep weeds under control. • Radish promotes water filtration (aerates the soil). It stores
It promotes soil biodiversity. The common vetch will not survive the
nutrients. It helps control weeds.
winter, unlike the hairy vetch, which can become a weed in the spring.
• Crimson clover is an annual. It is a source of nitrogen for the next
crop. It improves the structure of the soil. It is also good to support
the bearing capacity of the soil.
LESTRIS35%
RICHMOND22%
MONTANA25%
INNOVATION
10%
AUBISQUE8%
• The diversity of grasses makes it a very high performing mixture
• A combination of grasses for adaptability and
for palatability
EXTRAGRASS + Mixture
Timothy
White Clover
Smooth Bromegrass
Meadow Bromegrass
Tall Fescue
Perennial Ryegrass
PEAK15%
MONTANA35%
INNOVATION
35%
AUBISQUE15%
PASTUR-2000 Mixture
Clovers and Timothy: 13 kg/ha Bromegrass and ryegrass (separately): 13 kg/ha
LESTRIS10%
California LADINO
20%
RICHMOND20%
MONTANA35%
ELUNARIA15%
ME 903 Mixture
Meadow Bromegrass MONTANA35%
Tall Fescue
INNOVATION
30%
• A mid-season grass mixture which can be grown
with a mixture of alfalfa or red clover
• Reduces the rate of seeding of alfalfa and clover by 30%
when combined with ME 903
ME 904 Mixture
Meadow Bromegrass MONTANA35%
Festulolium
LOFA30%
• The presence of festulolium enhances the palatability
of the mixture
• A mid-season grass mixture which can be grown with a mixture of
alfalfa or red clover
• Reduces the rate of seeding of alfalfa and clover by 30% when
combined with ME 904
specialty mixtures
ECONOMIX Mixture
DEER Mixture
For the producer who wants superior quality of common mixtures
(A, B, Quebec 23, etc.).
Ideal for attracting deer during hunting season
Mixture of Brassica sp.
JOCKEY Mixture
A pasture mixture for horses.
FOX (italian) 24%
DIAKON18%
CRIMSON58%
Single crop seeds
Annual Ryegrass
Annual Ryegrass FOX (italian, biennial)
ORDINARY no. 1 (source DYNA-GAIN)
NEW
preservatives
PROTECT-FOIN PLUS... for dry hay or silage
BIO-PLUS... for silage
Protect-Foin Plus is a 70% buffered organic acid (56% propionic and
16% acetic). The combination of these two organic acids (in a ratio of
4:1) yields a broad spectrum of aerobic micro-organisms. It is a liquid
mould inhibitor for legume and grass hay with high moisture content.
It is non-corrosive.
Protect-Foin Plus helps reduce heat buildup and mold in pressed hay
between 20 and 35% humidity when used as directed.
200 g water soluble or 20 kg granular product (treats 40 MT of corn
silage or 20 MT of grass silage)
Bio-Plus is a unique and natural non-corrosive product that combines
3 lactic bacteria and 3 enzymes. The purpose of using an inoculant
such as Bio-Plus is to supply homolactic bacteria that are more
effective than natural bacteria for converting soluble sugars into lactic
acid, and thereby lower pH as quickly as possible.
NEW
• A very productive and general-purpose pasture mixture for
intensive management
• Very palatable for all types of livestock
SEED GUIDE
TIFFANY77%
California LADINO
23%
• An ideal combination for horses and dry hay
• Mixture of two species that can be seeded using
a small seed dispenser
• A mid-season grass mixture which can be grown
with a mixture of alfalfa or red clover
• Reduces the rate of seeding of alfalfa and clover by 30%
when combined with EXTRAGRASS +
Red Clover
White Clover
Timothy
Meadow Bromegrass
Annual Ryegrass
ME 182 Mixture
Annual Ryegrass Forage Radish
Clover
FOX (italian) 44%
COMMON56%
Recommendations
% humidity
Small Bales
% humidity
16 - 19
20 – 24
25 – 29
3 liters/MT
5 liters/MT
10 liters/MT
15 – 18
19 – 22
Large Square
or Round Bales
3 liters/MT
6 liters/MT
The density is 1.065 kg per liter
Seal the silage silo (last 15-20 MT) by adding PROTECT-FOIN PLUS
(5 L/ton) on the top of the silo. Apply using a gravity blower with a tap
or applicator installed next to the blower. This reduces heat buildup and
mold when the silage is fed immediately after being placed in the silo.
Silage treated with Protect-Foin Plus can be served the same day. No
waiting period is required. If the silage is not used immediately, it should
be covered with a tarp.
Protect-Foin Plus is available in 20, 200 and 1000 kg formats.
A HOMOFERMENTATIVE inoculant
• Produces only lactic acid
• Lowers pH very quickly by preserving all sugars and producing very
little heat
• Minimizes the loss of dry materials.
• Improves the digestion of forage
MOLD-ZAP... for total mixed rations (TMRs) and silage
This is a unique mix of propionic and other buffered organic acids
that blend to form a powerful mould inhibitor in TMRs and preserved
foods. Its natural lemony flavor enhances the palatability of cattle feed.
MOLD-ZAP is non-corrosive and is safe to use in animal feed. It inhibits
an extremely broad range of mold species.
Designed to inhibit the growth of mold, MOLD-ZAP:
• Reduces the heat caused by mold in TMRs, in coated feed and in
silage exposed to air
• Improves savouriness thanks to its natural lemony taste
• Improves the quality of ingested feed
• Reduces waste in animal feed
• Helps reduce losses in animal production
DOSE
1 kg/MT of finished feed (maximum 2 kg/MT in a TMR)
To seal the silo (the last 15 to 20 tons) add MOLD-ZAP
(3 kg/ton)
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Red Clover
Timothy
Meadow Bromegrass
Tall Fescue
Perennial Ryegrass
12
INTERCROPS
Optimal seeding rates for Semico mixtures and Forage species
PRO-ENERGY
PERFO-GAIN
LACTO-PLUS
MAXI-MILK
DAIRY
RUSTIK
VARI-SOIL
DUALFALFA
GRASSPRO
HQ FORCE
PERFO-2000
BIO-SEM
VARYLAND
SOLO
TANDEM
PRAIRIAL
BIO-MAX
PERFO-CLOVER
PASTUR-2000
EXTRAGRASS +
TWO-BROMEGRASS +
ME 903
ME 904
INTERCROP MIX NO. 1
INTERCROP MIX NO. 2
REED CANARYGRASS
MEADOW BROMEGRASS
SMOOTH BROMEGRASS
ORCHARDGRASS
FESTULOLIUM
TALL FESCUE
TIMOTHY
BIRDSFOOT TREFOIL
ALFALFA
kg/
ha
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21
21
21
21
21
21
21
26
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21
21
18
21
21
21
26
26
lb/
acre
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19
19
19
19
19
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19
23
25
19
19
16
19
19
19
23
23
Light
seeds
kg/
ha
9
8,5
11
13
lb/
acre
8
7,5
10
11,5
Small
seeds
kg/
ha
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
17
19,5
21
21
18
21
21
21
15
13
lb/
acre
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
15
17
19
19
16
19
19
19
13
11,5
Number
of seeds
/kg
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kg/
ha
kg/
ha
lb/
acre
lb/
acre
The varieties of cereals distributed by Synagri under the SEMICO banner are well-known and respected. Our latest additions
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These tests reveal a great deal about the main agronomic and phitosanitary characteristics of our varieties when compared
with competing varieties and respected sources. However, given the relatively small number of tests, the limited
distribution and a strict conventional management model, more widespread testing would be required
To compensate for this situation, Synagri has introduced numerous crop management
tests in order to determine the most appropriate form of management for each of
our wheat, barley and oat varieties to ensure that they achieve their full yield. Based on
this information, we are now able to better advise our producers and to recommend the best
varieties according to their needs and their environment.
In order to restore cereals to their rightful place, we also established a culture monitoring program called CEREAL EXPERT.
This program is designed for producers who are interested in improving their cereal cultures and maximizing the output of their
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are no exception: they are the result of local genetic improvement programs, and have been tested throughout eastern Canada.
before drawing any conclusions about their yield.
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Semico cereals
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As a cover crop
Cereals and Canolas Expert Assistant
cecile.tetreault@synagri.ca
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CRIMSON CLOVER
CLOVER
COMMON VETCH
HAIRY VETCH
Mylène Desautels, Agr.
Cereals and Canolas Expert
JAPANESE MILLET
PEARL MILLET
MUSTARD
FORAGE RADISH
OILSEED RADISH
WHITE CLOVER
(ladino, dutch or huia)
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In
association
Cécile Tétreault, d.t.a.
MIXTURE DITCHES
AND SLOPES
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Pure stand
fields. Essentially, it involves reviewing every step in the production of seeds up until the harvest, and to recommend corrections
that would be called for in terms of adjustments in machinery, seeding rate and depth, user of fertilizer and phytosanitary
products, rotations, and the timing and method of harvesting and storage.
Finally, we are developing links with different stakeholders in the industry in order to diversify their markets. For example, wheat
for human consumption, oat groats and hulless barley.
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Mixture
oats
Vitality... for human consumption
All you need for: animal feed, grains, silage or oats for the oatmeal market. Yours to choose!
CDC Dancer... A naked oat always appreciated by the industry
Recommended seeding rate:
Conventional: 125 to 130 kg/ha with an average seeding density
of 350 seeds/m2
Intensive: 140 to 145 kg/ha for an average seeding density
of 400 seeds/m2
101%
94%
80
90
100
Specific weight
1,000 grains
80
90
100
2
3
4
5
6
7
Features Index ( 1 ) having the best performance
8
9
104%
Ontario Zone III
Zones V
91%
109%
80
90
100
Weight
Specific weight
1,000 grains
97%
94%
80
90
100
Characteristics
Standability
Maturity
Tolerance to Fusarium
4.5
5.6 (97 days)
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Synextra... The Protein Pro!
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of 350 seeds/m2
of 400 seeds/m2
* Réseau grandes cultures du Québec (Field Crop Network of Quebec)
8
9
4.8
5.3 (96 days)
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
We offer three bread wheats, as well as a feed wheat. Each one has specific unique characteristics.
They are worth checking out and comparing.
Yield in different zones
Quebec Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
90
100
Weight
Specific weight
1,000 grains
102%
98%
80
90
100
Characteristics
Standability
Maturity
4.5
5 (95 days)
1
1
2
3
4
5
92%
95%
103%
Ontario Zone III
Zones V
94%
101%
80
90
100
Weight
Specific weight
1,000 grains
102%
102%
80
90
100
Characteristics
Standability
Maturity
1.9
4 (92 days)
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Based on the average of wheat cultivars recommended by the RGCQ and the OMAFRA 2011-13
Major... High tolerance to fusarium!
95%
94%
80
Quebec Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
95%
93%
97%
Ontario Zone III
Zones V
• A milling wheat recommended by RGCQ* in 2008, classified as a high protein milling wheat admissible to Pool A of the SMVCB
(Service de Mise en Vente en Commun du Blé) Marketing Board
• Accepted in 2008 by the Ontario Wheat Board (OWB), Pool C
• One of the earliest maturating varieties at the RGCQ trials
• Has very high agronomic characteristics, good for bread making
and disease resistance
• High yield, equal and/or superior to the provincial average of ORLEANS;
particularly productive in zone 2 of Quebec and in the northern
zones of Ontario
Conventional: 170 to 175 kg/ha with an average seeding density of 425 seeds/m2
Intensive: 200 to 205 kg/ha for an average seeding density of 500 seeds/m2
6
7
8
9
• Registered in Quebec, Ontario and Maritimes as a wheat for human
consumption, for bread making
• Admissible to Pool A of SMVBC and to Pool C of the OWB since 2012
• Non-bearded wheat, late maturing with long straw
• Yield relatively superior to the average in all Quebec crop zones
and in Ontario’s zone III
• Major is the Quebec bread wheat with the best tolerance to fusarium
head blight (index 1) in Eastern Canada
This wheat variety is a major addition to your production!
Synasile... An advantage in annual forage
• A new forage oat distributed by Synagri since 2010
• Distinguished by its excellent biomass/quality ratio
• Used alone or in an emergency forage mixture
Characteristics
Standability
Maturity
Megantic... A small early miller
105%
98%
100
Quebec Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
16
90
1
Hidalgo Oats... Continuity in the tradition
• A variety distributed by Synagri since 2009
• Recommended by RGCQ* in 2008 as well as in trials in Ontario
• Notable for its superior hectoliter weight, its large grain,
its long straw
• A superior protein level
108%
80
wheat
5.3 (96 days)
of 350 seeds/m2
of 400 seeds/m2
98%
4.9
1
100
Specific weight
1,000 grains
101%
Standability
Maturity
• Excellent performance in RGCQ* and Ontario Zone III and V trials
• Superior performance
• Medium height and good stand
• Low % of hulls
• Will be used in our cereal mixtures
90
95%
Characteristics
106%
108%
Weight
Weight
96%
80
of 350 seeds/m2
of 400 seeds/m2
97%
104%
102%
Ontario Zone III
Zones V
Quebec Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
Quebec Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
90 kg/ha or according to the other seeds in the mixture
of 425 seeds/m2
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Quebec Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
102%
109%
103%
Ontario Zone III
Zones V
101%
100%
80
90
100
Weight
Specific weight
1,000 grains
100%
100%
80
90
100
Characteristics
Standability
Maturity
1.8
5.3 (96 days)
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
• The CDC Dancer oats will still be available in 2015 but will be replaced
gradually by a new oat variety, Vitality
• New oat groats
• Recommended by RGCQ* and Excellent performance
in Ontario Zone III and V
• Large grains and high% of almonds
• Good medium straw
• Accepted by Quaker in 2013
• Wheat for human consumption, recommended by the RGCQ* in 2012
• Outstanding protein quality
• Mid maturity, average straw, non-bearded
• 3 on the Fusarium index
Synabelle... So lovely, so good
Quebec Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
99%
96%
86%
Ontario Zone III
Zones V
97%
96%
80
90
100
Weight
Specific weight
1,000 grains
of 425 seeds/m2
of 500 seeds/m2
100%
104%
80
90
of 375 seeds/m2
of 440 seeds/m2
100
Characteristics
Standability
Maturity
2.1
3.6 (91 days)
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
• Feed wheat for use alone or mixed for meeting the needs
of animal consumption
• Long straw with excellent resistance to lodging
• High tolerance to Fusarium (2 index)
Quebec Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
90
100
Weight
Specific weight
1,000 grains
of 425 seeds/m2
of 500 seeds/m2
98%
93%
80
90
100
1.0
5.6 (97 days)
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
99%
Ontario Zone III
Zones V
97%
104%
80
9
of 375 seeds/m2
of 440 seeds/m2
90
Weight
101%
104%
80
90
barley
Every variety of SEMICO barley has its own characteristics. However, they all have excellent yield and grain
quality, as well as good tolerance to fusarium head blight. SEMICO’s 6 row varieties of barley are rated at
4 or 5 for fusarium head blight, which is the highest recommended rating for barley. They are listed in the
RGCQ (Réseau grandes cultures du Québec) and Ontario test results.
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Synasolis... Small size, big yields
• Cultivar with short straw, very resistant to lodging
• Superior yield in all Quebec crop zones and in Ontario zones III and V
• 4 on the fusarium scale, at the top of the list for tolerance to this disease
for this species
3.1
2.3 (87 days)
4
2
3
of 375 seeds/m2
of 440 seeds/m2
Ontario Zone III
Zones V
103%
112%
90
100
Weight
98%
92%
80
90
100
2.7
3.6 (91 days)
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
• Registered in 2010 and recommended to RGCQ* the same year
• Pandora has an excellent yield, a volumetric weight
and its 1,000 grains are excellent
• Abundant short straw
• Index 5 on the fusarium scale
Characteristics
Standability
Maturity
7
8
9
105%
104%
96%
Ontario Zone III
Zones V
96%
103%
80
90
100
Weight
Specific weight
1,000 grains
99%
101%
80
90
100
Characteristics
Standability
Maturity
1.7
2.6 (88 days)
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Quebec Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
101%
99%
102%
Ontario Zone III
Zones V
109%
94%
80
90
100
Weight
Specific weight
1,000 grains
99%
101%
80
90
100
Characteristics
Standability
Maturity
1.3
3.6 (91 days)
5
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Pandora... For those who prefer two-row barley
105%
100%
Specific weight
1,000 grains
6
9
102%
80
5
Quebec Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
Quebec Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
4
1
of 375 seeds/m2
of 440 seeds/m2
100
Characteristics
Standability
Maturity
Harmony... Excels on her own but can be a key element in mixtures
• Large grains, elevated hectoliter weight and good yield
• Long straw, tolerant to lodging
• Ranks second for its straw yield index of all the varieties
in Ontario zones III and V
100
Specific weight
1,000 grains
Oceanik... The Team Variety
Characteristics
Standability
Maturity
100%
96%
1
• It’s a check for the fusarium in the RGCQ*
• Excellent yield in Quebec Zones 1 and 2 and in Ontario
zones III and V
• One of the earliest barley varieties
• Straw and lodging between Synabelle and Synasolis
95%
96%
93%
80
Quebec Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
9
Témis... For your fodder needs
• This is the most popular cultivar because of its constant yield
• Excellent yield in all crop zones
• Weight of grains the highest for 6-row barley
• Intermediate length of straw, stand and maturity
8
9
of 375 seeds/m2
of 440 seeds/m2
Quebec Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
102%
105%
100%
Ontario Zone III
Zones V
101%
102%
80
90
100
Weight
Specific weight
1,000 grains
107%
100%
80
90
100
Characteristics
Standability
Maturity
1.9
2.3 (87 days)
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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Kléos... Guaranteed quality
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NEW
Masky... an improvement that remains true to tradition
• Yield improvement over Synabelle, particularly in zone 3 in Quebec
• Higher volumetric weight
• Short straw
• Rating of 4 for fusarium and good tolerance for foliar diseases
Quebec Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
102%
All the SEMICO exclusive cereal seed mixtures are designed to insure the best combination of varieties
according to the nutritional needs required. Particular attention is always a priority in order to harmonize the
maturity, length of straw and tolerance to lodging in the combined varieties.
98%
102%
Ontario Zone III
Zones V
85%
103%
80
Recommended seeding rates:
90
100
Weight
Conventional: 155 to 160 kg/ha for average seeding density
of 375 grains/m2
Intensive: 180 to 185 kg/ha for average seeding density of 440 grains /m2
Specific weight
1,000 grains
Facts on Cereal Mixtures
103 %
93%
80
90
100
The components variation percentage (± 5%) is not necessarily the most important factor in the choice of a mixture. The environmental conditions in the current year determine the development of every component in the mixture. There is a complex relationship between seed characteristics
and the environment in which they will compete with one another for space, water, nutriments and light. There are more advantages in growing mixtures in an uncertain farming environment.
Characteristics
Standability
Maturity
1.9
5.6 (97 days)
4
1
NEW
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Bastile... a cold tolerant stripper
• A 6-row naked barley that is particularly well adapted to the colder regions
• Variety developed for animal feed in lieu of corn:
- in zones dedicated to small grains
- to reduce the impact of toxin content (vomitoxines)
• Very high volumetric weight
• Average straw and appearance
• Excellent fusarium index
Recommended seeding rates:
Conventional: 165 to 170 kg/ha for average seeding density of 400 grains/m2
Intensive: 195 to 200 kg/ha for average seeding density of 470 grains /m2
Quebec Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
77%
77%
89%
80
90
100
80
90
100
Characteristics
Standability
Maturity
2.1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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Quebec Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
108%
140 kg/ha
• Protein and energy contribution from the wheat
• C
urative and fibrous contribution from the oats
• Balanced mix in less fertile soils and a better
nutritional yield
SEM 600
60% Wheat 40% Hulless Oats Témis
Navan
130 kg/ha
• Even greater protein and energy contribution than SEM 610
• B
alanced mix that may replace corn, in whole or in part,
in the rations
Cereal Mixtures with three varieties… Best mixtures for balance, in the field and in the barn
111%
Species
Varieties
Seedind rate
80
90
100
110
Weight
Specific weight
1,000 grains
99%
97%
80
90
100
Benefits
SEM 620
60% Wheat
20% Oats
20% Hulless Oats Témis
Hidalgo
Navan
140 kg/ha
• Very popular mix with good yield potential,
intermediate to Sem 600 and Sem 610
SEM 530
50% Wheat
25% Oats
25% Hulless Oats Témis
Hidalgo
Navan
135 kg/ha
• Mix similar to Sem 600, but with a greater amount
of covered oats
• Possibility of seeding in a greater range of soils
SEM 520
50% Wheat
25% Oats 25% Barley Témis
Hidalgo
Harmony
135 kg/ha
• Balanced nutritional ratio
• Very good yield potential
• Excellent synergy between species
• Great adaptability
SEM 350
35% Wheat 35% Peas
30% Oats
Témis
Meadow
Hidalgo
165 kg/ha
• Uniform maturity, balanced mix
• Basis of a well- balanced animal feed
• Good protein input coming from peas and wheat
• Adaptable to every soil type
102%
Characteristics
0.8
5 (95 days)
1. Selon la disponibilité
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Zorro... A soft adaptable wheat
• Bread making quality
• Accepted by the SMVCB marketing board and the “Moulins de Soulanges” (contracts available)
• Good long straw
Conventional: 185 to 190 kg/ha with an average seeding density of 425 seeds/m2
Témis
Hidlago
60% Wheat
40% Oats
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Standability
Maturity
Benefits
SEM 610
4 (92 days)
Carnaval... Doesn’t feel the cold
Seedind rate
3
Winter cereals are a marginal crop in Quebec but it is still possible to succeed in planting them if the producer
understands the conditions required for establishing a winter cereal. Consult the CEREAL-EXPERT Group.
of 425 seeds/m2
of 500 seeds/m2
Varieties
116%
88%
winter cereals
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Species
Weight
Specific weight
1,000 grains
N.B. The seeding rate for naked barley has to be increased +/- 10% relative to covered barley.
• This feed quality wheat is the best adapted
to our winter conditions
• Relative yield the highest in its RGCQ* trials
• Index 2 on the fusarium head blight scale
• Good winter survival
• Good quantity of straw with excellent resistance to lodging
Cereal Mixtures with two varieties… To improve the nutritional value of oat
Cereal Mixtures with four varieties… For constant and balanced mixtures
SEM 250
1. Subject to availability
Species
25% Wheat
25% Oats
25% Barley 25% Peas
Varieties
Témis
Hidalgo
Harmony
Meadow
Seedind rate
165 kg/ha
Benefits
• Diversified mix combining different species
• V
ery well-balanced to act as a base in quality
animal feed
• Balanced components
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semico cereal seed mixtures
Forage Mixtures… For use as a cover crop, green crop harvested at the filling stage
Species
Varieties
Seedind rate
Benefits
SEM 500
50% Forage Oats
50% Forage Peas Synasile
4010
120 kg/ha
SEM 400
40% Wheat
40% Forage Peas 20% Forage Oats
Témis
4010
Synasile
130 kg/ha
• Extremely efficient mix that can attain 3800 to
4500 kg/ha of dry matter at the first cut
• Wheat has a better yield than oats, especially
in warm regions
• Possible analysis of 16 to 20% total protein
• Adaptable to many types of storage
• Peas preserve quality in case of late harvest
• Can be grown in any soil type
• Good competition for weeds
• Maintains good soil humidity for the planting
of forage plants
• Mix similar to Sem 400 but without the wheat
• Totally appropriate for Quebec’s cooler regions
• Better yield than seeding a single forage plant
• Oats contributes to yield and nutritional qualities
• Peas preserve quality in case of late harvest
• Helps ingestion
Number of seeds to be sown by linear meter in relation to the disc row spacing
and the desired number of seeds per square meter
Row spacing
In
Mm
4
102
Desired Number of Seeds per m2
300
325
350
375
400
425
450
475
500
525
550
575
600
30.6
33.2
35.7
38.3
40.8
43.4
45.9
48.5
51.0
53.6
56.1
58.7
61.2
5
127
38.1
41.3
44.5
47.6
50.8
54.0
57.2
60.3
63.5
66.7
69.9
73.0
76.2
6
152
45.6
49.4
53.2
57.0
60.8
64.6
68.4
72.2
76.0
79.8
83.6
87.4
91.2
7
178
53.4
57.9
62.3
66.8
71.2
75.7
80.1
84.6
89.0
93.5
97.9
102.4
106.8
Source: CPVQ 1988 Spring Cereals/revised.
Thousand Kernel Weight (TKW) in Grams of the Variety to Seed
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Recommended seeding rates are given for guidance
only; the weight of 1000 each specific grains each lot
remains the best tool for the calculation of an accurate
seeding.
Desired
established
population
(plants/m2)
Seeding
density
(seeds/m2)
30
lb/a
32
kg/ha
lb/a
34
kg/ha
lb/a
36
kg/ha
lb/a
38
kg/ha
lb/a
40
kg/ha
lb/a
42
kg/ha
lb/a
44
kg/ha
lb/a
46
kg/ha
lb/a
48
kg/ha
lb/a
50
kg/ha
lb/a
kg/ha
280
325
87
98
93
104
98
111
104
117
110
124
116
130
122
137
127
143
133
150
139
156
145
163
300
350
94
105
100
112
106
119
112
126
118
133
125
140
131
147
137
154
143
161
150
168
156
175
Spring Wheat
425 à 500 grains/m2
320
375
100
113
107
120
114
128
120
135
127
143
134
150
140
158
147
165
154
173
160
180
167
188
Barley
375 à 440 grains/m2
340
400
107
120
114
128
121
136
128
144
135
152
143
160
150
168
157
176
164
184
171
192
178
200
Oat 350 à 400 grains/m2
360
425
114
128
121
136
129
145
136
153
144
162
151
170
159
179
167
187
174
196
182
204
189
213
380
450
120
135
128
144
136
153
144
162
152
171
160
180
168
189
176
198
184
207
192
216
200
225
Seeding rate for different varieties
used as a cover crop:
-30% of the density of the seed suggested
400
475
127
143
135
152
144
162
152
171
161
181
169
190
178
200
186
209
195
219
203
228
212
238
420
500
134
150
143
160
151
170
160
180
169
190
178
200
187
210
196
220
205
230
214
240
223
250
440
525
140
158
150
168
159
179
168
189
178
200
187
210
196
221
206
231
215
242
224
252
234
263
460
550
147
165
157
176
167
187
176
198
186
209
196
220
206
231
216
242
225
253
235
264
245
275
480
575
154
173
164
184
174
196
184
207
195
219
205
230
215
242
225
253
236
265
246
276
256
288
500
600
160
180
171
192
182
204
192
216
203
228
214
240
224
252
235
264
246
276
257
288
267
300
Source: CPVQ 1988 Spring Cereals
Note: The desired population, in plants/m2, represents 85% (minimum germination percentage required
for grade 1 pedigreed seeds) of the seeding density in seeds/m2.
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Seeding rate
Mylène Desautels, Agr.
Cécile Tétreault, d.t.a.
Cereals and Canolas Expert Assistant
Cereals and Canolas Expert
mylene.desautels@synagri.ca
cecile.tetreault@synagri.ca
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synagri canolas
The cultivation of canola, although variable from year to year, has nonetheless gained in popularity in the zones suited to its
cultivation. The introduction of traits such as resistance to clubroot is an important criterion for regions where this disease is
relatively prevalent.
SYNAGRI.CA
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winter canola
spring canola
In order to meet the needs of producers who are interested in growing canola, Synagri has connected with
a few select partners to offer new glyphosate-resistant cultivars.
74-44 BL... Blackleg resistant
Description:
New hybrid evaluated for a first year in the 2013 RGCQ* trials. Best hybrid in 2012 Ontario trials with 106% of relative performance of controls
(Meaford and Listowel).
• Type: Genuity ® Roundup Ready ® hybrid
• Resistant to blackleg
Advantages:
• Superior performance in Alberta and Ontario
• Good shelling tolerance at harvest
• Early maturity
Synagri has been looking into the management of winter canola crops in southern Quebec and eastern
Ontario production zones to which spring canola is not well adapted. Initial results have been interesting
and have encouraged us to offer the new option of a canola that can be sowed in August for a fall crop. The
choice of fields and seeding dates remain important criteria for growing winter canola.
Sitro... Definitely the most productive
Description :
• Adapted to Zones 1 and 2
• Most productive in 2012 Ontario trials with a relative yield of 105%
• Available this year at Synagri
Advantages:
• Yield and vigor
73-75RR... Mid-season maturity hybrid
Description:
After the first year in the RGCQ* trials, 73-75RR shows a very good combination of high yield with a mid-season maturity. 73-75RR is becoming
our best new glyphosate resistance hybrid.
• Type : Genuity® Roundup Ready® Hybrid
• Height of the plant: short
• Lodging: good
• Oil content: high
• Black leg: (% Westar): R
• Fusarium wilt resistance: R
• High yield potential
• Mid season maturity
Weight of
1,000 grains (g)
Seeding rate1
kg/ha (lb/ac)
Grains/m
(/foot)1
3.5
3.63 (3.3)
20 (6.1)
74-54 RR... Clubroot Resistant
4
4.07 (3.7)
20 (6.1)
4.5
4.7 (4.2)
20 (6.1)
Description:
5
5.2 (4.7)
20 (6.1)
A new CR hybrid (Clubroot Resistant) is on evaluation in 2013:
5.5
5.7 (5.1)
20 (6.1)
6.0
6.2 (5.6)
20 (6.1)
NEW
SEED GUIDE
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Quantity of seed necessary to obtain the desired seed rate
• Type : Genuity® Roundup Ready® Hybrid
• Resistant to pathotypes 2, 3, 5, 6 and 8
• Resistant to Blackleg
• Excellent vigor
• Good resistance associated with superior performance based on data from trials in Alberta in 2012
Advantages:
• Resistance to Clubroot
• Suitable for both swathing and direct combining
Seeding rate calculated for a final population of 72% at a desired density of
75 plants/m2 (7 plants/ft2)
1
Source: Guide agronomique des Grandes Cultures (Publication 811 F - OMAFRA 2009)
The seeding density of canola should be between 75 and 130 seed/m2 that means about 3.5 to 5 kg/ha for a TKW of 4 to 5 grams. Always check the
TKW corresponding to the seed lot to be planted.
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Advantages:
Daniel Barré, Agronomist
Corn and Soybean Expert
daniel.barré@synagri.ca
Sunny
Classic
Shady
soyhinova ip soybeans
Innovate with our main IP soybean varieties
Our IP SOYHINOVA soybeans are selected for the highest protein yield per hectare in order to meet the need of the tofu market.
Our varieties are among the best in terms of their lodging resistance and resistance to sclerotinia, as well as their yield. We
evaluate all of our varieties under conditions that are prevalent in Quebec in order to optimize each ones yield potential. With
our two IP storage sites, in Saint-Isidore de Laprairie (South Shore) and in Saint-Ambroise-de-Kildare (North Shore), we are well
positioned to serve our clients.
10 kg
4 kg
1.5 kg
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Varieties
IP
Varieties
HP/IP
UTM
VARIETIES
1406234(1) Soybeans... Yield and standability for your 30 inches seeding
(2800-2850 CHU)
2600
2700
2650
2800-2850
ASUKA
FURIO
KYOTO
1406234
Seeds/kg
4800-5400
Row spacing (inches)
7
14
7
14
30
7
14
30
7
14
30
600
540
600
540
500
550
500
450
550
500
450
No. of seeds planted (X 1000/ha)
4400-5000
4800-5400
Description:
Seeding Rate (kg/ha)
120
110
125
112
105
110
100
90
110
100
90
No. of seeds planted (s/m)
10.7
19.2
10.7
19.2
38.1
9.8
17.8
34.3
9.8
17.8
34.3
Type of plant
SB
SB
SB
B
Height of plant
3
3
3
3
yellow
imperfect
yellow
imperfect
yellow
imperfect
yellow
imperfect
45.3
45.2
43.3
41.5
Hilum color
Protein level (%)
4800-5200
• Variety that cover rapidly the space in 30 inches seeding
• Yield in every spacing
• Very good standability
• Good plant health
Crop Management:
• Soybean well adapted to 30 inches
• Good yield in all types of soil
• Adapted to direct seeding
• Well adapted to all spacings
1
2
3
4
5
3
4
5
STANDABILITY
TOLERANCE TO SCLEROTINA
STABILITY/ADAPTABILITY
VIGOR IN DIRECT SEEDING
ADAPTATION 30”
1 = low 3 = average 5 = high
SB = Semi-bushy B = Bushy
Protein and gr/kg = variable indicating data
KYOTO(1) Soybeans... new benchmark against sclerotinia
(2650 CHU)
Description:
ASUKA(1) Soybeans... Even more yield than KOFU
(2600 CHU)
Description:
• Exceptional yield... 5% more yield than Kofu
(1st RGCQ 2012-2013)
• Very good standability
• More protein than KOFU (+3.1%)
• RGCQ* (2012-2013), 109%
• Hardiness and stability in various environments
• Good tolerance to sclerotinia
1
2
3
4
5
STANDABILITY
• A variety with remarkable agronomic characteristics
• Excellent standability
• High and constant yield in our conditions
• Good level of protein
• Very good resistance to sclerotinia (best at RGCQ* 2013)
• RGCQ* 2011-2013 (3 years average) 100%
• OSVT** 2010-2012 (3 years average) 109% Winchester
• OSVT** 2011-2013 (3 years average) 104% Winchester
Crop Management:
Management:
• Performs in all types of soils
• Adapted to all rows spacing but prefers 7 to 15 inches
ADAPTATION 30”
• Responds well from 7 to 30 inch row spacing
• Excellent for no till
1
2
STANDABILITY
ADAPTATION 30”
* Field Crop Network of Quebec
** Ontario Soybean Variety Trials
FURIO(1) Soybeans... at all Times
Quotations based on private and public research, done in environmental conditions adapted to their growing zone.
Adverse growing conditions will affect their performance.
Description:
• A new leader in the 2700 CHU range
• Good standability
• Good plant health
• Good agronomic traits combined with a high level of protein
• Unique stalk with umbrella type pods
• OSVT** 2011-2012 (Ontario 2 years) 111% Winchester
• RGCQ* (2011-2013), 105%
Crop Management:
• Performs in all soil types
• Adapted to all types of spacing
** Ontario Soybean Variety Trials
(1). This variety is also available without insecticide treatment.
1
2
STANDABILITY
ADAPTATION 30”
3
4
5
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SEED GUIDE
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Legend: Best at 7 to 15 inches row spacing
(2700 CHU)

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