AB Advantage is a barley variety designed for both feed and forage purposes, featuring a smooth-awned structure, and excelling in high grain yield with outstanding agronomic performance.

Very high yielding 2-row barley with very good resistance to lodging. Excellent dual-purpose barley.

Great cover crop option.

Western Canada’s preferred forage oat, known for its high total plant yield and suitability for silage or hay.

Winter triticale is a cross between wheat and rye grain, bringing together the cover crop benefits and tonnage potential of cereal rye with the increased feed value of wheat.

Wildfire Wheat is the number one winter wheat in western Canada with excellent winter survival. This variety is medium height with good resistance to both lodging and stripe rust.

AAC Viewfield is a high-yielding, compact variety known for excellent sprout tolerance and top standability. This wheat variety boasts a robust disease resistance package, particularly against FHB.

Penhold Cross boasts short, yet stronger straw when compared to AAC Brandon. This variety id known for its heavy test weight and larger seed size. It matures at a medium pace, offering harvest two days earlier than AAC Brandon. This variety demonstrates moderate resistance to FHB.

Popular in the Cariboo and Northern BC, this mixture produces high yields of high-quality forage. It is comprised of one third barley, one third oats and one third peas.

This mix is a cost-effective, high-quality forage of consistent quality and palatability, with high yields of dry matter even in dry seasons and cold weather.