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Pinpoint™ +300 Days of Grazing. No Bull. Managing Feed Demand and Supply

Lower your Feed Costs

No matter which cool season or warm season

Feed grazed directly by animals will always

perennial grass base is used, forage does not

be less expensive than conserved forage. In

grow uniformly throughout the year.

addition, grazing animals recycle nutrients onto the pasture instead of concentrating

Livestock producers have to manage feed

them in areas where conserved forages are

demand and feed supply, no matter what class

fed. Pinpoint products, along with other

of livestock or level of grazing management.

management changes, will allow growers to

The best grazers pay very close attention to

reduce their hay-feeding season regardless of

minimizing periods of feed deficit or surplus.

where they’re located.

Production records regularly indicate that

Pinpoint products, as part of an improved

winter feed costs are the single largest

management plan, can help you optimize

expense, and keeping feeding costs low is key

the utilization of grazed forages and reduce

to a profitable operation.

dependency on supplemental feed, fuel, and other inputs.

The Pinpoint family of products can provide

Legumes should be part of every improved

a solution for timely forage needs. Even with

pasture management plan. Our red, white,

ideal pasture and livestock management,

and berseem clovers and alfalfas improve

periods of feed deficit still exist. Base forages

seasonal forage production, increase total

have distinct growth curves that cannot meet

dry matter yield and quality, lower costs via

the feed demand of grazing animals during

biological nitrogen fixation, and improve

every season of the year. Managers can plan

income via increased animal performance.

for seasonal forage deficits. Pinpoint products can help fill these deficits. Monthly Savings Compared to Hay

With proper implementation, our Pinpoint Forage Delivery System is able to reduce your yearly feed costs and save you as much as $48.60 per cow or more! Hay Daily Consumption

$

24 lbs

.54-$ 1.89

$

16.20 - 56.70

$

$ $

.01

$

24 lbs

Cost/Day/Cow Cost/Month/Cow

Pinpoint Forage

.02- .07

Cost/pound

$

$

0.27 8.10

“Hay is costing me 3 cents a pound to produce and I have to haul it to the cattle. Brassicas are costing me less than a cent to plant and the cattle harvest it. I can’t afford not to plant it!” Dustin Cross - Demonstration Cooperator Columbia Country, AR

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Pinpoint™ Cool Season Pinpoint SoluThe cool season region relies on cool season

Barkant turnips can be sown in late summer to

grasses as its base. Growers should establish

fill the forage gap when cool season grasses

the best adapted improved varieties of soft

shut down due to low temperatures in early

leaf fescue, winter hardy perennial ryegrass,

winter. Barkant turnips produce a large tankard

or late mature orchard grass. Pinpoint

bulb and stores well for late fall and winter

products deliver additional forage during the

grazing. T-raptor hybrid brassica forms a smaller

summer, fall, or early winter shortages.

bulb but provides multiple grazings from the above ground foliage in late fall.

Cool season grass growth can slow down under high summer temperatures and lead to shortages. Warm season grasses such as Moxie™ teff or Mojo™ crab grass can be sown in late spring to prepare for these shortfalls.

Green Spirit® 6,000

Moxie,™ Mojo™ Barkant,™ T-Raptor,™ & Barsica™

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High energy forage such as Barsica™ rape or T-Raptor™ hybrid rape can be sown to fill gaps

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Transition Zone Pinpoint Solutions The transition zone is where the summers

Barkant turnips produce a large tankard

are too hot and humid for most cool season

bulb, 75% of it is below ground and stores

grasses, and winters too cold for warm season

well for late fall and winter grazing. T-raptor

grasses, BarOptima PLUS E34 is the safe,

hybrid rape forms a smaller bulb for winter

sustainable, and profitable grass base choice.

but provides multiple grazing from the above

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Warm season grasses such as Moxie™ teff

ground foliage earlier in the fall. BarOptima® PLUS E34®

grass or Mojo™ crabgrass can be sown in late spring to prepare for the summer cool season

Moxie,™ Mojo,™ &

6,000

Green Spirit®

grass growth shortfall. High energy forage such as Barsica™ rape or T-Raptor™ hybrid rape can also be sown to fill the gaps from summer slump in cool season grass growth.

Barkant,™ T-Raptor,™ & Barsica

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Barkant™ turnips can be sown in late summer to fill the forage gap when cool season grasses shut down due to low temperatures in late fall.

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Pinpoint™ Warm Season Pinpoint Solutions Warm season grasses such as Moxie™ teff

Barkant™ turnips can be sown in late summer

grass or Mojo™ crabgrass can be sown in the

or early fall to provide forage for the

early spring to allow for extra grazing in the

transition period between Bermudagrass to

summer months.

annual ryegrass in late fall to early winter.

For regions where Bermudagrass greens up

Leafy brassica forages such as Barsica™ and

earlier in the spring, Ribeye, an early-maturing

T-Raptor™ can be sown in mixtures with annual

Diploid annual ryegrass can be planted as it

ryegrass into disked Bermudagrass sods. Ribeye, Jumbo, Maximus, & Hercules

does not compete with the Bermudagrass growing period. It is highly winter active for regions where all winter long grazing is

Mojo™ & Moxie™

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Barkant,™ Barsica,™ & T-Raptor™

needed. Ribeye can be overseeded in late fall into Bermudagrass pastures.

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For regions where Bermudagrass takes longer to green up into early summer, Jumbo,™

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Maximus,™ & Hercules™ mid-to-late-maturing Tetraploid ryegrasses can be overseeded into Bermudagrass pastures.

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