Ref: MIXAD. Quality and yield are important for AD. It's also important to ensure mix compostion is balanced to get the best output. Minerals like copper and selenium are valuable for Anaerobic Digestion and diverse mixtures which mine these minerals from the soil are a great way of obtaining them. The Herbal AD mix contains grasses, legumes and herb species which contribute to a robust and productive mix. Mixture Contents...

Ref: MIXADM. Where the standard Herbal AD mix above is great for light land, there are some species ion this mix which may not survive as well on heavier or wetter soils. This 'Heavy Soil' equivalent mixture is an alternative choice which only contains species which will grow on these heavier soil types with poorer drainage, but still provides all the benefits of a deep rooting and diverse mixture. Mixture Contents...

Ref: MIXA. 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. Mixture Contents...

Ref: MIXAF. A natural hybridisation of Italian ryegrass and fescue, combining the stress resistant genes of fescue with the bulky yield of Italian ryegrass. An ideal mixture for dry areas, this will give a high yielding drought resistant crop that lasts for 2 years. Mixture Contents...

Ref: MIXC. Maximum feed value can only be obtained from well made, high D-value silage. This ley will provide optimum D-value and yield during the third week of May. Yields are boosted by utilising hybrid ryegrass. This quality ley will also provide good summer and late season grazing. Mixture Contents...