Cache Meadow Brome is a cool-season perennial grass developed for cold climates like northern Utah. Early Spring growth and strong regrowth, deep root systems, and high forage yields, making it ideal for Hay or Pasture. It performs best in well-drained loamy soils with moderate moisture and full sun. Meadow Brome is adapted to many growing conditions, it is surprisingly drought tolerant and will survive on as little as 8 inches of precipitation a year. This variety is well-suited for ranchers and landowners seeking long-term pasture stability and productivity.
View Tech Sheet Planting Guide: Drill Seeding: 15-20 lbs/acre at a depth of ¼ to ½ inch; Broadcast Seeding: 20-25 lbs/acre; Mixtures: 8-12 lbs/acre, depending on the companion species; Erosion Control & Reclamation: Higher rates (20-30 lbs/acre) may be used for rapid soil stabilization; For best results, plant in early spring or late summer on a firm, weed-free seedbed. If irrigated, spring seeding is preferred for optimal establishment.
