Quality Seed and Forage Systems

It’s time to increase efficiency, production, and profitability!

Who We Are

Byron Pro becomes an integral link between you, your nutritionist, agronomist and the rest of your management team. We can design custom forage programs that benefit your operation in ration costs, soil health, dairy efficiency, nutrient management and herd health. Forage systems are not all the same. Your farm is different, and we help you get the most out of it.

Facing Challenges?

Feed Cost

How to implement home-grown forages to help control ration costs?

Nutrition

Trying to figure out what forages to grow on your farm to fit your nutritional system?

Production

How to maximize production to keep up with rising land values and growing herd sizes?

Nutrient Management

How to have crops that will withstand and even thrive on large amounts of manure?

Seed Products

Silage Corn

Get silage corn with excellent fiber and starch digestibility along with super agronomics and yield potential for your acres.

Dairy Forage

Get SynergyX alfalfas, summer annuals, and other alternative forages to bring high quality energy to your livestock.

Cover Crops

Get intelligent cover crop mixes and advice to bring soil health and sustainability to your operation.

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3 Steps to More Profit On Your Farm

Contact Us

Schedule a time to discuss your farm's operation & challenges.

Create a Custom Plan

Together we'll analyze your operation & develop a personalized feed & forage plan.

Optimize Production & Profit

Execute our proven plan and achieve more profit on your farm!

In The Field

Byron Pro features KingFisher forage products for excellent field and livestock performance.

FiberGest and SofStarch: What and Why?

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Byron Seed is your BMR Forage Seed Source

You are in the Energy Business! In recent weeks, there has been an announcement that BMR corn silage was going away. Of course, that is not totally Continue Reading