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Treated Seed
This seed has been treated with insecticide and fungicide. Treated seeds contain a small and measured application of a crop protection product applied to the surface of the seed. The seeds and the young plants that grow from them are protected from insects and diseases during the time when they are most vulnerable. Treated seed helps improve crop health and vigor, it increases yield potential, and it can reduce the need for additional pesticide applications. Properly treated seed supports sustainable agriculture.
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Oats are a type of annual cereal grass of the genus Avena. Oats are an important grain crop in the United States that can be found in just about every state. Oats are either fall or spring planted with fall seedings being more common in the milder climates where overwintering is possible.
TAMO 606 oat is a high grain and forage producing winter oat cultivar that is adapted to North Texas. TAMO 606 oats grain carries a very good bushel weight averaging 34 – 36 pounds per bushel. TAMO 606 is moderately short in height, has very little lodging, and has good winter hardiness. TAMO 606 oat’s have good crown rust resistance and have a known area of adaptation north of Interstate 10 and south of Oklahoma.
Classification
Common Name: Oats
Variety: TAMO 606 (Certified)
Family: Poaceae
Genus: Avena
Species: sativa
Origin: Introduced
Characteristics
Longevity: Annual
Season: Cool
Height: 3' - 5'
Requirements
PH Range: 5.5 - 7.0
Planting
Rate Per Acre: 64
Planting Dates: 9/15 - 12/31
Seeds Per Pound: 14,000
Planting Depth: 1/2"