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Excellent disease resistance to fusarium wilt, mycoleptodiscus root rot, and Northern and Southern anthracnose. Bearcat regrows aggressively after cutting, leading to excellent stand persistence and high yield. It excels in overseeding and frost seeding due to its aggressive growth.
Seeding rates and timing:
Alone (new stands): 10-14 lb/acre
Mix or Overseeding: 2-8 lb/acre
Plant no deeper than 1/4 inch. Recommended planting windows: March–May or ideally late August–September.
Excellent disease resistance to fusarium wilt, mycoleptodiscus root rot, and Northern and Southern anthracnose. Bearcat regrows aggressively after cutting, leading to excellent stand persistence and high yield. It excels in overseeding and frost seeding due to its aggressive growth.
Seeding rates and timing:
Alone (new stands): 10-14 lb/acre
Mix or Overseeding: 2-8 lb/acre
Plant no deeper than 1/4 inch. Recommended planting windows: March–May or ideally late August–September.