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Lucerne (Medicago sativa)
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Lucerne ORGANIC (Medicago sativa)
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Sainfoin (Onobrychis viciifolia)
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Sainfoin ORGANIC (Onobrychis vicifolia)
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Maximum D-Value Four-Five Year Silage Ley
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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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Recreating Grassland
The mixture is suitable for sowing on most soil types ranging from clays to calcareous. The mixture provides grass for grazing or hay production. This long-term mixture is best sown from mid March until mid September. The small seeds should be surface sown onto a fine, firm seedbed and rolled. Mixture Contents...
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Recreating Grassland 70% ORGANIC
This mix is suitable for sowing on most soil types ranging from clays to calcareous. Frequently this type of mixture provides grass for grazing or hay production. This long-term mixture is best sown from mid March until mid September. It should be surface sown onto a fine, firm seedbedand rolled. Mixture Contents...
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Traditional Hay Maker - Long Term Hay Ley
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Traditional Hay Maker - Long Term Hay Ley - 70% ORGANIC
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Species Rich Parkland Grassland Low Maintenance
A slow growing and more manageable seed mixture for those with low requirements from permanent grassland. This mixture can be grazed periodically or topped to keep a tidy appearance. Sow between March and early May or August and late September. Mixture Contents...
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Species Rich Parkland Grass Low Maintenance 20% ORGANIC
A slow growing and more manageable seed mixture for those with low requirements from permanent grassland. This mixture can be grazed periodically or topped to keep a tidy appearance. Sow between March and early May or August and late September. Derogation required. Mixture Contents...
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Permanent Grass
This versatile mixture contains persistent varieties ensuring good yields for cutting and grazing over many years. Timothy is extremely resistant to cold temperatures and provides good late-season growth. The thick bottomed sward structure is obtained by using late perennial ryegrasses and highly nutritious white clover. This mixture is very hardy and can be grown in upland or lowland areas.
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.
Standard Horse Pasture - Long Term Grazing & Hay
This is our standard mix which provides a fast establishing dense turf for grazing or the occasional cut of hay. It does contain ryegrass so would not be suitable for horses or ponies that are prone to laminitis or Equine Metabolic Syndrome.
Standard Horse Pasture - Long Term Grazing & Hay - 70% ORGANIC
This is our standard mix which provides a fast establishing dense turf for grazing or the occasional cut of hay. It does contain ryegrass so would not be suitable for horses or ponies that are prone to laminitis or Equine Metabolic Syndrome.
Early Bite Sheep & Hay Ley
Ideal for more early grass on light land, this ley will provide good growth throughout the year and is especially good for lamb production. It is also suitable for hay or silage and can be expected to last for at least three years. Contains white clovers, making grazing more palatable and increasing live weight gains.
Natural Pony Paddock - with Herbs & No Ryegrass
Research suggests that ryegrass increases risk of laminitis so by avoiding ryegrass this mix of traditional grasses and herbs pasture offers forage rich in nutrients but not in sugars. Slower to establish than mixes with ryegrass, the turf is dense and more resilient. Sow no later than mid September.
Natural Pony Paddock - 70% ORGANIC
Research suggests that ryegrass increases risk of laminitis so by avoiding ryegrass this mix of traditional grasses and herbs pasture offers forage rich in nutrients but not in sugars. Slower to establish than mixes with ryegrass, the turf is dense and more resilient. Sow no later than mid September.
Equine Pasture Mix - Long Term No Ryegrass
This is a more persistent, non-ryegrass mix providing good quality, diverse forage with a low sugar content. Although this mix will take a little longer to establish than a ryegrass based mix, it will provide a dense, resilient turf with balanced forage for grazing and hay.
Equine Pasture Mix - Long Term No Ryegrass - 70% ORGANIC
This is a more persistent, non-ryegrass mix providing good quality, diverse forage with a low sugar content. Although this mix will take a little longer to establish than a ryegrass based mix, it will provide a dense, resilient turf with balanced forage for grazing and hay.
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.
