Blaze is a semi leafless stand-up winter pea with white flowers and yellow cotyledon. It is an exclusively fall planted variety with improved seed size. Allowing for adaptability to the split yellow market, pet food market, and human ingredient market. (Please Note: Blaze is not adaptable for whole yellow market.)

Blaze Winter Peas are a small seeded forage pea, yet will grow into a long vine with large leaves producing good tonnage of very palatable forage.

Feb 6, 2021 · Bourgault has just begun a new experiment looking at Progene’s Blaze winter pea and Western Ag’s SuperCool lentil survivability based on planting date and density. Some plots are intercrops with camelina.

Seed Type and Market: Blaze is a yellow pea with improved seed size for adaptability to split yellow market, pet food market and human ingredient market. Not adaptable for whole yellow market.

Winter Pea (Pisum sativum), also called field pea or Austrian winter pea, is a quick growing cool-season annual legume best used in cover crop mixes as a nitrogen source and soil builder. Planting information from Midwest Cover Crop Council (midwestcovercrops.org).

Four winter pea varieties, Blaze, Icicle, Windham, and WyoWinter, were sown on four planting dates: mid-September (PD1), late-September (PD2), early October (PD3), and mid-October (PD4). The experimental design was a randomized complete block with four replications.

Sep 8, 2020 · He settled on fall sown peas for its nitrogen fixing ability and marketability as a crop. He then had to find a variety that would best thrive in the harsh winters of Eastern Washington. The Blaze pea variety he selected may look different than conventional peas but that doesn’t take away from the farmers ability to find a market as they are ...

Mar 2, 2021 · I figured my entire cover crop was toast but these new Blaze Winter Peas are the honey badger of cover crops. You can find these peas here https://hancockseed.com/products/fros... Recently a...

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Forage Pea 4010 Field Peas have long been a very popular high producing forage pea offering farmers a highly palatable forage with superior quality and yields. 4010’s are tall, viny pea with large leaves and can be planted as a stand alone crop for forage, grain, wildlife, cover cropping or soil building, but also provide superior forage ...