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Sainfoin (Onobrychis viciifolia)
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Sainfoin ORGANIC (Onobrychis vicifolia)
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‘LAMINS’ Drought Resistant Four Year Grazing Ley Dry, Light Land
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‘LAMINS’ Drought Resistant Four Year Grazing Ley 70% ORGANIC
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Chicory Grazing Ley - Three to Four years
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Chicory Grazing Ley - Three to Four years - 70% ORGANIC
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Maximum-Yield Two Year Silage Ley
Optimum balance between the highest quality and yield for silage. Maximum-Yield produces the all important first cut, usually between the second and third week of May when grasses will have high D-values and soluble carbohydrate content, ensuring good silage fermentation. This results in a major potential saving in silage additive, improving palatability and profitability of winter milk production.
Quick Bulk Westerwolds - Intensive One Year Ley
A very fast growing ley which can be sown in the spring or autumn and is primarily grown to produce silage. However, it can be grazed and the crop can provide 'early bite' when sown in the autumn. Spring sowings on fertile soils with adequate moisture perform well but expectations should be lowered on drought-prone land.
Quick Bulk Westerwolds - Intensive One Year Ley 70% ORGANIC
A very fast growing ley which can be sown in the spring or autumn and is primarily grown to produce silage. However, it can be grazed and the crop can provide 'early bite' when sown in the autumn. Spring sowings on fertile soils with adequate moisture perform well but expectations should be lowered on drought-prone land.
Ryegrass Over-Seeding Short Term 2-3 Years
Ideal for the short term improvement of silage leys. The mixture is very competitive and provides good early spring growth. First cut is usually taken between the second and third weeks of May.
Ryegrass Over-Seeding Short Term 2-3 Years 70% ORGANIC
Ideal for the short term improvement of silage leys. The mixture is very competitive and provides good early spring growth. First cut is usually taken between the second and third weeks of May.
Herbal Over-Seeding Mixture
CSS/SFI Codes: SAM3
A deep rooting mixture of legumes and herbs, designed to be stitched into existing grassland to boost drought tolerance and protein levels. This overseeding mixture will suit lighter, free draining soils, consider MIXSHOS for medium and heavier land, or if you wish to avoid Chicory.
Herbal Over-Seeding Mixture 70% Organic
CSS/SFI Codes: SAM3
A deep rooting mixture of legumes and herbs, designed to be stitched into existing grassland to boost drought tolerance and protein levels. This overseeding mixture will suit lighter, free draining soils, consider MIXSHOS for medium and heavier land, or if you wish to avoid Chicory.
Drought Tolerant Over-Seeding Mixture 4-5 Year
The requirement for drought tolerant mixtures in recent years has increased dramatically. Ryegrasses suffer to meet production needs on drier soils so we must look to deep rooting species to supplement this shortfall. By mixing hybrid ryegrass with cocksfoot and red clover this 4-5 year mix will be self sufficient due to the clover and produce far more in drier years than a ryegrass only mix.
Drought Tolerant Over-Seeding Mixture 4-5 Year - 70% Organic
The requirement for drought tolerant mixtures in recent years has increased dramatically. Ryegrasses suffer to meet production needs on drier soils so we must look to deep rooting species to supplement this shortfall. By mixing hybrid ryegrass with cocksfoot and red clover this 4-5 year mix will be self sufficient due to the clover and produce far more in drier years than a ryegrass only mix.
