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High glucosinolate producing arugula that is an excellent trap crop for root knot and sugar beet cyst nematode. Shows good disease and weed suppression also. Plant in spring, summer, or fall. Very cold and drought tolerant. Over‐winters in many Northern climates in the rosette stage. Mowing at bloom maintains cover for longer periods, improving nematode trapping potential. Can be utilized in vineyards and orchards. Seeding rate: 5‐7 lbs. per acre.

Straight medium green pods with 80% 3-4 sieve size. The plant sets well, upright off the ground. It has a high yield potential and holds well in the field. 

High quality, dark green, glossy, very straight pods. Upright plants set pods mid-high to keep bean tips well off the ground during mechanical harvesting. High yield potential.

An excellent medium green, 65% ‐ 1 to 4: 35% ‐ 5 to 6 sieve, mechanical harvest Storm type for first early sowings only. High yield potential and broad regional adaptability.

Fancy pods that set well on compact yet upright plants. Good resistance to lodging under high fertility conditions. Best in Spring slot/Summer heat. Primary use is for shipping.

Sets and yields well in warmer planting slots from spring to summer. Consistent marketable yields, upright plant, smooth straight pods.

Excellent food‐grade soybean. Excellent size, uniformity and taste.

A main season bean with very dark pods. Bush is sturdy and compact. Pods run 20% 3 sieve, 80% 4 sieve. Highly resistant to Bean Common Mosaic Virus.

Uniform dark green color, straight pods. Upright plants are easy to harvest, 60%; 4 sieve. Patented variety.

Improved, long "fava bean" type pod. Early producer of quality, green shell beans. Heavy yields for fresh market.