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Ball Premier Line Seed
Growers
Seed quality is critical to every grower's business success...
Our extensive line of high-quality Ball Premier Line seed provides you the best products to get the job done right. Every Ball Premier Line seed product is created to deliver hassle-free sowing and maximized growing, crop after crop. From rapid, uniform germination and skip-free sowing to programmable production, the Ball Premier Line offers the best seed quality on the market.
Refer to the chart and listings below for details about the different types of seed forms offered for specific crops in the Ball Premier Line program.
| Form |
Description |
Benefits |
| Ball Controlled Growth™ (BCG) |
Seed is treated with A-Rest |
Reduces stretching in early plug stage. |
| Seed (SD) |
Seed is raw |
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| Coated (CT) |
Film coated |
Allows seed to flow easier through seeders. |
| Coated - Slick Seed (CT) |
Film coated |
Certain crops have a slick coating for better flow ability. |
| De-tailed (DT) |
In marigolds, the "tail" of the seed is removed |
Allows for mechanical sowing and coating of marigold seed. |
| Genesis (GS) |
Primed |
Seed germinates under a wider range of temperatures with better uniformity. |
| Genesis II (GSII) |
Improved priming for pansy seed |
Growers can double sow directly into finished containers. Allows plug growers to germinate under higher temperatures. |
| Multi-Pelleted (MPL) |
Multi-seeded pellet |
Eliminates the need to run trays through the seeder multiple times. |
| High-Energy (HE) |
Refined |
Improved germination and uniformity. |
| Organic (OR) |
Certified organic |
Seed is certified organic and not treated with any chemicals. |
| Pelleted (PL) |
Coated |
A heavier coat for small seed items; improves visibility and easier pick up with seeders. |
| Ball Vigor Index (BVI) |
Plug-testing method |
Determines vigor and uniformity on selected crops. |
| Vegetable Seed (SD) |
Non-treated |
As of September 1, 2008, all vegetable seed will either be Organic or non-treated seed. Currently, there are only six vegetable items that are treated with Thiram. |
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