| Fall dormancy | 4 |
| Winter hardiness |
2 |
| Yield potential | 2 |
| Forage | 2 |
| Silage | 2 |
| Hay | 1 |
| Grazing | 5 |
| Stand persistence | 3 |
| Root type | tap |
| Regrowth rate | 1 |
| Traffic tolerance | NR |
| Salt tolerance |
germ |
Allegiant® Supreme
Very good quality that moves east and west well on high-management operations.
- Fall dormancy: 4
- Disease resistance index score: 35/35
- Winter hardiness: 2
- Best use: hay and silage
*Fall dormancy: 1-11 rating scale describes late-season regrowth, with lower ratings becoming dormant sooner
*Winter hardiness: 1-6, 1 being the best
Rating
| Fair | Average | Excellent |
| 9 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | ||
| Yield potential | 2 | |||||||||
| Forage quality | 2 | |||||||||
| Stand persistance | 3 | |||||||||
| Regrowth rate | 1 | |||||||||
Product characteristics
Agronomics
Disease tolerance
| Anthracnose-Race 1 | HR |
| Anthracnose-Race 5 | NR |
| Aphanomyces-Race 1 | HR |
| Aphanomyces-Race 2 | HR |
| Bacterial Wilt |
HR |
| Fusarium Wilt | HR |
| Phytophthora Root Rot | HR |
| Verticillium Wilt | HR |
| Disease resistance index |
35/35 |
Insect tolerance
| Pea Aphid | R |
| Spotted Alfalfa Aphid | R |
| Blue Alfalfa Aphid | NR |
| Stem Nematode | R |
| North Root-knot Nematode | NR |
| South Root-knot Nematode | NR |
Alfalfa fall dormancy adaptation zones
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Alfalfa fall dormancy adaptation zones can vary from the above map, which should be used as a general reference. Local climates and individual variety characteristics affect variety selection.
In general, newer varieties with increased winter hardiness allow growers to plant varieties with a higher fall dormancy rating than in the past.
Best use index
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