The Baldridge grain hybrids are a great low-cost alternative for row-crop producers seeking yields competitive with big-name hybrids along with excellent stalk strength and seedling vigor. 

These hybrids are especially appealing to cattlemen who feed their grain because of the excellent digestibility, energy, oil levels, and protein not found in commercial hybrids resulting from traditional grain breeding programs.

All hybrids non GMO.  

BH 385A – 97 day                                SOLD OUT for 2012

• Early grain hybrid with very good early vigor. 
  
• Excellent disease resistance and stalk strength.

BH 533A – 110 day

• Fast dry down and girthy ears with deep kernels (pictured above).
• Excellent stalk strength and health resulting in high grain yields. 

BH 540hp - 115 day      

• High protein grain, excellent health and disease resistance. 
  
• A must have if you feed your grain.

BH 567 – 115 day             

• An excellent grain hybrid with good health and high yields.
• Excellent test weights and high quality grain. 
  
• A good dual purpose hybrid for grain and silage.  (The area of adaptation for this hybrid:  southern Ohio, southern IN, southern IL, MO, KY, and TN, areas which have some of the highest disease pressure found in the US )

• BH 567 has the best disease resistance and highest yield that Baldridge has ever tested for this part of the country.

Planting rates for Baldridge grain hybrids

Soil organic matter                               Plant population
     0-1.0%                                                   18,000-20,000
  1.0-2.0%                                                   20,000-22,000
  2.0-3.0%                                                   22,000-24,000
over 3.0%                                                   24,000-28,000