Missouri NWTF Seed

[E_308]

https://www.monwtf.org/seed

Missouri's NWTF Seed site is up if any members are interested. Even if you need to buy a membership to get in the seed is pretty cheap. They also have some fall options this year.

 

[RGrizzzz]

Do you guys actually get what you order? I gave up on the PA program as they only ever had a fraction of what they offered. This was pre pandemic too.

 

[E_308]

I usually just get milo which has been dependable. We will see with more variety.

 

[Doe Shooter]

QDMA tried this a few years ago and it was fubar . It's like a big secret . Very clumsy, as we know it has really gone down hill.

 

[maddog3355]

Seed is the cheapest thing you can buy so don’t go cheap. I got some soybeans from NWTF and the stuff was 5 years old. You guessed it the seed didn’t germinate worth a darn. You guys do what you want to but my time and wasted a good growing season is worth a lot more than going to a seed dealer and getting fresh seed. I can see buying old clover and some of the harder seeds but if I’m planting soybeans I’m going to get some fresh seed.

 

[Doe Shooter]

Seed is the cheapest thing you can buy so don’t go cheap. I got some soybeans from NWTF and the stuff was 5 years old. You guessed it the seed didn’t germinate worth a darn. You guys do what you want to but my time and wasted a good growing season is worth a lot more than going to a seed dealer and getting fresh seed. I can see buying old clover and some of the harder seeds but if I’m planting soybeans I’m going to get some fresh seed.

I am batting about .250 with NTF seed. Agree it's cheaper in the long run to just buy it fresh. I can buy a bag of gly ready beans for $30 at Rural King ($25 last year) and know what I'm getting.