Ref: MIX6. 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. Mixture Contents...

Ref: MIXMM. Our best selling dual-purpose ley, equally suitable for cattle or sheep. This mixture combines the benefits of intermediate and late perennial ryegrass with highly palatable timothy and white clover. It can be grown for silage and hay or intensively grazed. This versatile high D-value ley will yield well on all soil types. 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...

Ref: MIX1. 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. Mixture Contents...

Ref: MIX5. A long term ley that combines perennial ryegrass with drought-resistant cocksfoot. Good year-round production can be achieved which can be used for grazing or silage. Cocksfoot needs frequent grazing but recovers quickly after defoliation. The blend of persistent white clovers and timothy makes the sward extremely palatable. It is also very productive late into the summer. Mixture Contents...