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Lucerne (Medicago sativa)
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Lucerne ORGANIC (Medicago sativa)
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Milk-Meat Cut or Graze Five Year Plus Ley
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Maximum D-Value Four-Five Year Silage Ley
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‘CHOLDERTON’ Mix Four Year Plus Grazing/Cutting Ley
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‘CHOLDERTON’ Mix Four Year Plus Grazing/Cutting Ley 70% ORGANIC
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Long Lasting Upland Dual Purpose Mix
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Long Lasting Upland Dual Purpose Mix 70% ORGANIC
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Ryegrass Over-Seeding Longer Term 4-5 Years
A flexible mixture for grazing or cutting fields which require longer term improvement. The grasses will provide growth from spring through the summer.
Ryegrass Over-Seeding Longer Term 4-5 Years 70% ORGANIC
A flexible mixture for grazing or cutting fields which require longer term improvement. The grasses will provide growth from spring through the summer.
‘POCHON’ Persistent Long Term Grazing Ley
For over thirty years Pochon has proven very successful on a wide range of conventional and organic farms. This mix is suitable for taking a cut of silage, but is mainly for rotational grazing. Including the best strains of high yielding white clovers from Aberystwyth, it gives excellent mid-summer production without artificial fertiliser.
‘POCHON’ Persistent Long Term Grazing Ley 70% ORGANIC
For over thirty years Pochon has proven very successful on a wide range of conventional and organic farms. This mix is suitable for taking a cut of silage, but is mainly for rotational grazing. Including the best strains of high yielding white clovers from Aberystwyth, it gives excellent mid-summer production without artificial fertiliser.
Ryegrass and Clover Over-Seeding Longer Term 4-5 Years
A combination of ryegrasses and a half-rate of persistent clovers, this mixture can be grazed by sheep or cattle and can also be cut for silage.
Ryegrass & Clover Over-Seeding Longer Term 4-5 Yr 70% ORGANIC
A combination of ryegrasses and a half-rate of persistent clovers, this mixture can be grazed by sheep or cattle and can also be cut for silage.
Traditional Hay Maker - Long Term Hay Ley
This traditional hay mix is very long lasting, although slower to establish than a straight ryegrass ley, it will go on to provide good quality, bulky hay crops with low disease levels for many years. Once cut it can be used for aftermath grazing. Expect a high Timothy content and coarse hay sample. Speak to an adviser if you require a softer, green meadow hay type sample
Traditional Hay Maker - Long Term Hay Ley - 70% ORGANIC
This traditional hay mix is very long lasting, although slower to establish than a straight ryegrass ley, it will go on to provide good quality, bulky hay crops with low disease levels for many years. Once cut it can be used for aftermath grazing. Expect a high Timothy content and coarse hay sample. Speak to an adviser if you require a softer, green meadow hay type sample
White Clover Over-Seeding Dairy Graze or Silage
Using highly productive medium and large leaved white clovers this mixture is ideal for dairy grazing or silage making. It can also be grazed by sheep occasionally if required.Suitable for SFI Code SAM2
White Clover Over-Seeding Dairy Graze or Silage 70% ORGANIC
Using highly productive medium and large leaved white clovers this mixture is ideal for dairy grazing or silage making. It can also be grazed by sheep occasionally if required.Suitable for SFI Code SAM2
Grass Companion Option for Sainfoin & Lucerne
We recommend the use of a non-competitive grass mixture to be sown with sainfoin and lucerne. The grass fills the base of the crop, increasing yield and soluble sugars to improve silage fermentation and ground cover if being grazed. The grass seed element should be surface sown and rolled in.
Sainfoin & Lucerne Grass Companion 70% ORGANIC
We recommend the use of a non-competitive grass mixture to be sown with sainfoin and lucerne. The grass fills the base of the crop, increasing yield and soluble sugars to improve silage fermentation and ground cover if being grazed. The grass seed element should be surface sown and rolled in.
