Agricultural Mixes

• Late heading grass seed mixture with very good spring growth.

Suitable for intensive grazing on dry ground where stock is turned out early.

• Late heading grass seed mixture with very good spring growth.
• Suitable for intensive grazing on dry ground where stock is turned out early.

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• General purpose grass seed mixture suitable for hay, silage and mixed grazing.

High quality forage mix, providing excellent growth for hay & grazing.

• All varieties are late heading and have good conservation qualities.
• They produce a dense silage sward and very leafy after grass.

Ideal cutting time is the end of May or early June.

• All varieties are late heading, with a tight heading time frame for ease of sward management.

Excellent option for growing on heavy ground. Rapid root growth. Can be grazed or baled.

• Small leafed clover very persistent to tight grazing by sheep.

Grass seed mixture with a good early bite yet still produces high quality during the summer.

• Good Spring/Summer and Autumn growth which allows harvesting go on right through the year.

Suitable for high yielding and persistent silage grasses.

• Good ground cover and Summer growth grasses.

Also includes Timothy which works well in cooler and heavier soils. Ideal hay mixture.

• Timothy and Creeping Red Fescue for high fibre.

Horse mixture has high ground cover Diploid grasses.

• Equine Paddock with no ryegrass
• Has extremely good ground cover
• It is perfect for establishing new species-rich pastures

This ryegrass-free, seed blend guarantees exceptional grazing results to keep your horses healthy and happy.

Produces quality silage with high a protein content for a 4-5 year period. With very low inputs.

• Grazing mixture with Red & White Clover.

Reduced requirement for chemical fertiliser.

This mixture is ideal to replenish and maintain your grass sward by using the top three top tetraploid varieties in the ground cover score.

• Mixture of diploid grasses and Timothy.

Producing a good hay suitable for horses or young stock.

• MULTI SPECIES (X6) DAFM SPEC.
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• Nitrogen fixation by legumes in the mixture.
• Greater root development.
• All done with little or no nitrogen input.

Multi species grass seed (for Multi Species Swards) is a Low nitrogen input Swards a mixture of ryegrass legumes and herbs. Increased species rich sward has been shown to increase biomass production.

• Fast to establish.
• Leafy & vigorous growth and fast recovery from grazing.
• Does well in heavy soils.

The mix of Fodder Rape Seed & Leafy Turnip Seed have the ability to yield with several regrowth cycles.

• It is a mix that has been designed to be planted in Riparian Buffer Zones to protect waterways by intercepting the loss of sediment and nutrients from soil surfaces. Cutting after 31st August - 1st March. No livestock allowed.

The ACRES scheme requires that riparian buffer zones/strips be established adjacent to small streams, surface drains, rivers, lakes, or ponds.