Ref: MIXOSL. A flexible mixture for grazing or cutting fields which require longer term improvement. The grasses will provide growth from spring through the summer. Mixture Contents...

Ref: MIXOSLC. 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. Mixture Contents...

Ref: MIXOS. 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. Mixture Contents...

Ref: MIXOSC. This persistent mixture combines medium and small leaved clovers which provide grazing for sheep or cattle. It may also be used for silage making.Suitable for SFI Code SAM2 Mixture Contents...

Ref: MIXOSCD. 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 Mixture Contents...

Ref: MIXSHOS. SFI Codes: SAM3
This is an overseeding mix aimed for cutting and grazing swards on medium to heavy soils, chicory has been left out because it can become woody and stemmy. It will suit medium to heavy soils. For light land consider MIXHOS Mixture Contents...

Ref: MIXHOS. 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. Mixture Contents...

Ref: MIXOSDT. 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. Mixture Contents...

Ref: MIXOSH. A long duration mixture for over-seeding grazing pastures which require more forage and general improvement. The grasses will provide growth from spring through summer. It is important to sow after the existing grass has been grazed tightly. Horses can be left on to graze, but at a light stocking rate. Be wary if leaving them on over-winter as the newly sown plants are easily damaged. Mixture Contents...

Ref: MIXEQOS. This mixture is adapted from our Equine Pasture mix, it uses traditional, non ryegrass species, ideal for fields that need patching up when a non ryegrass mixture is preferred. These traditional species are long lasting but will take longer to establish initially, care should be taken to prepare the ground thoroughly, by grazing or cutting the existing sward, then harrowing well before sowing and roll after sowing. Mixture Contents...