Jason DeVaney
Forages & Small Grain Product Manager
Jason DeVaney has an extensive background in agriculture and small grains. His experience includes warehouse manager, sales agronomist and soybean production manager. As a sales agronomist, Jason gained valuable experience of being in the fields with the customer and he takes great pride in learning about the different soil types, soil health and the products that will work best for each individual operation.
Dave Stephenson
District Sales Manager
Dave Stephenson has been a District Sales Manager at Coyote Seeds/Mustang Seeds since 2012. Dave began working almost entirely with Coyote Seeds in 2014. His territory covers the southern part of South Dakota, Nebraska and Iowa and he works with over 60 dealers. Dave graduated from the University of Kentucky with a BS degree in Agronomy/Ag Production. Before coming to Mustang Seeds he gained valuable experience working in the Coop system. Dave enjoys working for a family owned business and he feels our service is a huge advantage as we can quickly adjust to the changing needs of our farmers, customers and dealers.
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Coyote Brand Seeds
Box 466
Madison, SD 57042
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Phone (605) 256-6529 or 1-800-952-3234
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Featured Crops
Rye
Rye is a cold-tolerant grain that geminates in cool soil (34-40° F), making it a major fall-planted cover crop for winter erosion control. The top growth provides soil cover and suppresses weed.
Field Peas
Field peas are used in spring plantings as a source of organic matter and nitrogen. In late summer, peas can be interseeded with oats to provide ground cover over the winter.
Forage Turnip and Rapeseed
Turnip and rape grow quickly and are good at reducing surface compaction while providing winter cover and fall weed suppression.
Oats
Spring-planted oats are used for green manure, while fall-planted oats provide winter-killed ground cover. They are also useful as a nurse crop with legumes, such as hairy vetch and peas, for forage, erosion control and weed suppression.
Buckwheat
Buckwheat is a short season annual with a delicate, fibrous root system. Since it establishes quickly, it is useful for weed suppression. It also mellows the soil while improving aggregate stability. It is a scavenger of phosphorus and calcium and mineralizes rock phosphate, making these nutrients available for later crops.
Sundangrass & Sorghum-Sudangrass
Sudangrass and sorghum-sudangrass are midsummer grasses suitable for short, 8-10 week plantings. These crops provide abundant root biomass, which is useful for increasing soil organic matter. Mowing encourages root growth. They suppress root knot nematodes and inhibit weed germination if densely sown.