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• Group 1.3 winterhardiness and Group 2.8 fall dormancy; WL 319HQ delivers fast recovery after cutting, long stand life and superior cold tolerance
• Very high-yielding under both 3- and 4-cut harvest managements
• A "Perfect" Disease Resistance Index of 30/30
• Excellent medium-maturity companion to WL 327 and WL 342
• Unmatched feed value produces more milk and greater profits per acre
• Proven ability to retain forage quality at flowering for greater harvest flexibility
• Dark green, fine-stemmed, and high digestible
• Very high multileaf expression of 85%

• "Fifth-Generaton" potato leafhopper resistance is best in the industry
• Superior performance in regions with leafhopper pressure
• High yield and long stand life meets or beats the best conventional varieties on the market
• Early maturity Group 4 (FD=4.1); well-adapted to three-, four-, and five-cut harvest programs
• A perfect disease resistance index of 30/30 and strong resistance to insects provides for big yields and long stand life
• Exceptional forage yield plus superior feed value delivers outstanding milk and beef production
• Fast recovery after cutting 
• Dark green, fine-stemmed and highly digestible
  

• Superior digestibility produces more milk or beef and greater profitability (FD = 4.7)
• Perfect Disease Resistance Index of 30/30 with strong resistance to insects and nematodes
• Very high yielding under 4- and 5-cut harvest managements
• Very winterhardy (WH=1.6); delivers long stand life under the toughest weather conditions
• Proven ability to "hold" high feed value in the field over a longer period of time
• Dark green, fine-stemmed, and highly palatable
  

• Winter-active, non-dormant 7.8
• Very high yielding across a wide range of cutting managements and diverse soil types
• Consistently produces leafy, fine-stemmed, palatable hay with high % TDN, high % crude protein, and greater milk production
• Excellent tolerance to leaf diseases provides improved leaf retention and higher protein levels
• Highly resistant to all major aphid pests that attack non-dormant alfalfa
• Proven ability to retain forage quality at late bud for greater harvest flexibility
  

• Winter-active, Fall Dormancy of 9.2
• Superior crude protein, % TDN and digestibility when compared to the nondormant competition
• Outstanding persistence under intensive harvest schedule
• Highly resistant to all major aphid, disease and nematode problems
• Very high yielding across a wide range of soil types
• Great visual appeal: dark green, leafy and fine-stemmed
  

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