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MaxQ II Jesup Tall Fescue is an advanced cool-season forage grass developed to provide the persistence and durability of traditional tall fescue while helping support improved livestock performance and pasture productivity. This premium forage combines the proven Jesup tall fescue variety with patented MaxQ novel endophyte technology, delivering excellent stand longevity without the animal health concerns commonly associated with toxic endophyte fescue varieties.
Widely trusted by cattle and horse producers across the United States, Jesup MaxQ is recognized for its superior grazing tolerance, drought resilience, seasonal productivity, and adaptability across traditional tall fescue regions. Research and field performance have demonstrated improved livestock gains, enhanced conception rates, better feed intake, and healthier overall animal performance when compared to toxic tall fescue systems.
Unlike conventional endophyte-infected tall fescue, MaxQ technology contains a non-toxic beneficial endophyte that supports plant vigor and persistence without contributing to fescue toxicosis. This makes it an excellent choice for beef cattle operations, dairy farms, horse pastures, hay production, and rotational grazing systems.
| Feature | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Novel MaxQ Endophyte Technology | Provides persistence without harmful livestock effects |
| Excellent Grazing Tolerance | Handles rotational grazing and heavy pasture use |
| Improved Livestock Performance | Supports higher weight gains and reproductive efficiency |
| Safe for Horses | Suitable for broodmares, foals, and performance horses |
| Strong Drought Tolerance | Deep-rooted growth improves summer survival |
| Long-Term Stand Persistence | Maintains productive pasture stands for years |
| Adaptable Across Regions | Performs well throughout major fescue-growing areas |
| Excellent Hay & Grazing Option | Suitable for both pasture and harvested forage systems |
Traditional toxic tall fescue can negatively impact livestock by reducing weight gain, feed consumption, fertility, and overall animal comfort. Jesup MaxQ was developed to help producers maintain the agronomic advantages of tall fescue while minimizing these performance challenges.
The beneficial MaxQ endophyte improves plant persistence by helping the grass tolerate:
Heat stress
Drought conditions
Insect pressure
Heavy grazing
Traffic and wear
Seasonal environmental stress
At the same time, livestock grazing Jesup MaxQ typically experience improved comfort and productivity compared to toxic endophyte pastures.
| Application | Suitability |
|---|---|
| Beef Cattle Pastures | Excellent |
| Dairy Operations | Excellent |
| Horse Pastures | Excellent |
| Rotational Grazing Systems | Excellent |
| Hay Production | Very Good |
| Wildlife & Conservation Plantings | Suitable |
| Mixed Forage Systems | Excellent |
| Planting Factor | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Seeding Rate (Prepared Seedbed) | 15β20 lbs. per acre |
| Seeding Rate (No-Till or Sod Seeded) | 20β25 lbs. per acre |
| Planting Depth | 1/4" to 1/2" |
| Soil pH | 6.0 β 6.5 |
| Starter Nitrogen | 25β35 lbs. N per acre |
| Planting Time (South & Southeast) | September 1 β November 1 |
| Planting Time (Midwest/Northeast) | August 15 β October 1 |
| Spring Planting Option | March β April |
For best establishment results, eliminate existing toxic tall fescue stands before planting Jesup MaxQ. A firm, weed-free seedbed is critical for strong germination and long-term pasture success.
Avoid grazing until seedlings reach 6β8 inches tall
Maintain 3β4 inches of residual forage after grazing
Utilize rotational grazing for improved stand longevity
Reduce grazing pressure during drought or extreme heat
Avoid grazing on excessively wet soils to reduce stand damage
Apply phosphorus and potassium according to soil test recommendations. Annual nitrogen applications in early fall and late winter help maximize forage production and seasonal growth.
Jesup MaxQ Tall Fescue provides strong cool-season productivity during:
Fall
Winter (in milder climates)
Early spring
Late spring
The forage can also be stockpiled in fall for extended winter grazing, helping reduce supplemental feeding costs.
Supports healthier livestock performance
Maintains durable pasture stands
Helps improve forage utilization
Reduces risks associated with toxic fescue
Excellent for long-term grazing systems
Proven performance in university and on-farm trials
Safe for cattle, horses, sheep, and goats
MaxQ II Jesup Tall Fescue remains one of the most trusted premium forage solutions for producers seeking persistent, high-quality pasture grass without compromising animal health or productivity.
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MaxQ II Jesup Tall Fescue is an advanced cool-season forage grass developed to provide the persistence and durability of traditional tall fescue while helping support improved livestock performance and pasture productivity. This premium forage combines the proven Jesup tall fescue variety with patented MaxQ novel endophyte technology, delivering excellent stand longevity without the animal health concerns commonly associated with toxic endophyte fescue varieties.
Widely trusted by cattle and horse producers across the United States, Jesup MaxQ is recognized for its superior grazing tolerance, drought resilience, seasonal productivity, and adaptability across traditional tall fescue regions. Research and field performance have demonstrated improved livestock gains, enhanced conception rates, better feed intake, and healthier overall animal performance when compared to toxic tall fescue systems.
Unlike conventional endophyte-infected tall fescue, MaxQ technology contains a non-toxic beneficial endophyte that supports plant vigor and persistence without contributing to fescue toxicosis. This makes it an excellent choice for beef cattle operations, dairy farms, horse pastures, hay production, and rotational grazing systems.
| Feature | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Novel MaxQ Endophyte Technology | Provides persistence without harmful livestock effects |
| Excellent Grazing Tolerance | Handles rotational grazing and heavy pasture use |
| Improved Livestock Performance | Supports higher weight gains and reproductive efficiency |
| Safe for Horses | Suitable for broodmares, foals, and performance horses |
| Strong Drought Tolerance | Deep-rooted growth improves summer survival |
| Long-Term Stand Persistence | Maintains productive pasture stands for years |
| Adaptable Across Regions | Performs well throughout major fescue-growing areas |
| Excellent Hay & Grazing Option | Suitable for both pasture and harvested forage systems |
Traditional toxic tall fescue can negatively impact livestock by reducing weight gain, feed consumption, fertility, and overall animal comfort. Jesup MaxQ was developed to help producers maintain the agronomic advantages of tall fescue while minimizing these performance challenges.
The beneficial MaxQ endophyte improves plant persistence by helping the grass tolerate:
Heat stress
Drought conditions
Insect pressure
Heavy grazing
Traffic and wear
Seasonal environmental stress
At the same time, livestock grazing Jesup MaxQ typically experience improved comfort and productivity compared to toxic endophyte pastures.
| Application | Suitability |
|---|---|
| Beef Cattle Pastures | Excellent |
| Dairy Operations | Excellent |
| Horse Pastures | Excellent |
| Rotational Grazing Systems | Excellent |
| Hay Production | Very Good |
| Wildlife & Conservation Plantings | Suitable |
| Mixed Forage Systems | Excellent |
| Planting Factor | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Seeding Rate (Prepared Seedbed) | 15β20 lbs. per acre |
| Seeding Rate (No-Till or Sod Seeded) | 20β25 lbs. per acre |
| Planting Depth | 1/4" to 1/2" |
| Soil pH | 6.0 β 6.5 |
| Starter Nitrogen | 25β35 lbs. N per acre |
| Planting Time (South & Southeast) | September 1 β November 1 |
| Planting Time (Midwest/Northeast) | August 15 β October 1 |
| Spring Planting Option | March β April |
For best establishment results, eliminate existing toxic tall fescue stands before planting Jesup MaxQ. A firm, weed-free seedbed is critical for strong germination and long-term pasture success.
Avoid grazing until seedlings reach 6β8 inches tall
Maintain 3β4 inches of residual forage after grazing
Utilize rotational grazing for improved stand longevity
Reduce grazing pressure during drought or extreme heat
Avoid grazing on excessively wet soils to reduce stand damage
Apply phosphorus and potassium according to soil test recommendations. Annual nitrogen applications in early fall and late winter help maximize forage production and seasonal growth.
Jesup MaxQ Tall Fescue provides strong cool-season productivity during:
Fall
Winter (in milder climates)
Early spring
Late spring
The forage can also be stockpiled in fall for extended winter grazing, helping reduce supplemental feeding costs.
Supports healthier livestock performance
Maintains durable pasture stands
Helps improve forage utilization
Reduces risks associated with toxic fescue
Excellent for long-term grazing systems
Proven performance in university and on-farm trials
Safe for cattle, horses, sheep, and goats
MaxQ II Jesup Tall Fescue remains one of the most trusted premium forage solutions for producers seeking persistent, high-quality pasture grass without compromising animal health or productivity.
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