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Midland
99 Bermudagrass
Midland 99
is a hybrid bermudagrass which traces to crosses of bermudagrass accessions
from Afghanistan,
Ghana, and Oklahoma. It produces few seed and must be propagated
vegetatively. It was released in 1999 by the Oklahoma, Arkansas,
Kansas, and Missouri
Agricultural
Experiment Stations; the Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation; and the U.S.
Department
of Agriculture. Midland 99 is similar to Midland and Tifton 44 in
morphological
and growth
habit. It produces tall, upright growth with forage yields equal
to or greater
than Tifton
44, Midland, or Greenfield. It also produces better forage quality
compared
to those check
varieties. It has a freeze tolerance equal to Greenfield and greater
than
Midland and
Tifton 44. It is highly disease resistant, tolerates low pH soils,
and exhibits
excellent
stand persistence. Three classes of planting stock (Breeder, Foundation,
and Certified)
will be recognized.
| Name |
Address |
Phone |
County |
Class |
Acres
Approved |
| OFSS |
STILLWATER |
405-624-7041 |
PAYNE |
F |
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DAVID NELSON |
CARRIER |
580-855-2639 |
GARFIELD |
C |
25 |
| WILLIAM KOLARIK |
STILLWATER |
405-744-5042 |
PAYNE |
C |
15 |
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