Gala Grazing Brome

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• Gala is recognized as a perennial grass of value for persistence in hot, dry conditions.
• Gala is a zero endophyte, dense tillered, deep rooted, bunchgrass with excellent seedling vigour.  This makes Gala an ideal choice for horse grazing.
• In the dry summer regions, Gala continues to perform better than traditional pasture species as both a quality feed and ground cover.
• Gala is active in the cooler months and survives long dry periods.  Gala persists in frequently rotated or grazed pasture.
• Gala has the ability to tolerate a wide range of climatic and soil conditions having survived drought in the southwest and frost in the Great Basin and intermountain regions.
• As a zero endophyte perennial grass, Gala is a suitable option for horse pastures as it is palatable and safe for grazing. Gala is tolerant of the close, continuous grazing found in most horse pasture scenarios.

• Outstanding animal performance
• Excellent production levels
• Persistent and tolerant of hard grazing
• Rapid recovery from grazing
• Very good drought tolerance
• No risk of endophyte related stock health problems

• Plant at 25-30 pounds per acre
  
• Plant at a depth of 1/4 to 1/2 inch.  Where possible cross drill and roll.  If broadcasting the seed increase your planting rate 20% 
  
• Gala performs best on well drained, fertile soils, avoid planting into soils that become water logged.
  
• Gala can be planted at any time provided the soil temperature remains above 50 degrees Fahrenheit.  
• Preferably, the seed bed should be firm and moist at the time of planting similar to that of Alfalfa. 
  
• Gala is compatible with white clover, plantain, red clover and chicory