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Forage Type Field Pea Seed - Call for Variety

$55.00 CAD

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Please call (250) 372-2233 to check stock.

Shipping & In-Store Pick-up

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Shipping

  • Orders will be processed and shipped within 2-3 business days.
  • Purityfeed.com ships thru Canada Post. Expect 5-8 days for door to door delivery. Estimated day of arrival is not guaranteed and does not include circumstances outside of our control such as road closure, natural disaster, strike or labor disruption.
  • For many orders over $250.00 in value and under 5Kg’s in weight we offer free freight within Canada. Some large and/or heavy items incur surcharges. These charges are determined by weight and dimension and cannot be waived. Please note that Purity Feed and Purityfeed.com will not be held responsible for any lost parcels. 

In-store Pickup

  • You can skip the shipping fees with free local pick up at our Kamloops locations.
  • After placing your order and selecting local pickup at checkout, your order will be prepared and ready for pick up.
  • Once you receive an email letting you know that your order is processed and ready for pick up, you may pick up at any time during our store hours - Monday thru Saturday, 9 am until 4:30 pm. Both stores have lots of room for all sizes of trucks and we have professional staff and proper equipment to help load your purchases.

 

    Field peas can be used as a cover crop, green manure, or forage and hay and silage. Hay is good quality, but peas are more succulent than vetches and more difficult to cure. Regrowth after mowing or grazing is poor. Field peas are often planted in mixtures with cereal grains for grazing or silage.  Field peas grown with barley, oats, triticale, or wheat provide excellent livestock forage. The cereal crop protects the soil during winter when field pea growth is slow, and provides a support for vines to climb, keeping pea vegetation off the ground where it is more likely to rot. Field peas can produce between 1 - 3 tons of dry matter per acre.