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GO SEED Provided by Jerry Hall, President


Te 2021 crop is going to be very interesting as inventory stocks on many turf, forage, and cover crop seed species are at all-time lows. Tere will certainly be a lot of jockeying for position on cleaners by a lot of companies for a lot of different species. Te Oregon seed industry will be working diligently to try to get as much seed out as quickly as possible but there will be issues. Distributors can help by trying to give suppliers accurate demand schedules. When palletized seed loads are slow to ship, the warehouse will clog up quickly which in turn slows down seed that can be moved in from the farm. Once the cleaning warehouses see slow movement they will move on to a different species, so it is important to give your supplier an accurate time frame of when you need product and then receive the product on the agreed upon schedule.


Production fields looked rough going into the winter and many fields didn’t look a whole lot better coming out of it. Te damage last summer/fall from voles was real and devastating, in some areas, leaving fields lacking in plant population. Below is the late May status of the drought situation in Oregon. Not a bright outlook for late May when we are at the period moisture is critical for seed development.


TPI Turf News July/August 2021


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