Long term horse grazing with an option to produce a quality hay crop. HorseMax Paddock is designed using diploid Perennial Ryegrasses, Timothy and Creeping Red Fescue. Sward density is a key consideration as both grazing and winter feed are often produced from the same area. Timothy is much favoured by horses and in particular gives hay a sweet smell and is very palatable. Creeping Red Fescue is key to keeping the sward together and because of its growth habit quickly repairs the turf when damaged by the hooves.

• Very good sward density
• Suitable for a hay crop if desired
• Hard wearing sward
• Varieties selected to reduce incidents of laminitis
• An extremely versatile equine mixture

Technical Specifications

• Long term horse grazing with an option to produce a quality hay crop

• 13-20kg/acre (32-49kg/ha)

  Bag Size: 10kg (0.75 acre)

Versatile mixture to cut or graze. This ley will withstand heavy grazing by all classes of stock particularly beef cattle and sheep. For ensiling it will produce good yields and quality.

• Good spring time production for grazing animals
• Timothy tolerates cold wet soils
• Capable of producing a quality cut of silage
• 48% late perennial ensures a leafy sward palatable
• A No Clover option is available

Technical Specifications

• Cutting & Grazing (5 Years Plus)

  13-15kg/acre (32-37kg/ha)

  Bag Size: 20kg (1.5 acres)

A dual purpose mixture for 5 years plus. Meat and Milk will produce grass of both quantity and quality for all livestock systems. It will suit all soil types across England and Wales.

• A persistent mixture to cut or graze
• All grasses are SRUC class 1 varieties
• Timothy gives early bite and good yields in spring
• 32% inclusion level of DLF FIBER ENERGY™ varieties means top quality digestibility and production from forage
• Dual purpose clover blend brings versatility to the mixture for cutting or grazing
• A No Clover option is available

VARIETIES WITH HIGH FIBRE DIGESTIBILITY (DNDF)

Technical Specifications

• Cutting & Grazing (5 Years Plus)

  13-15kg/acre (32-37kg/ha)

  Bag Size: 20kg (1.5 acres)

A long term permanent mixture with good Timothy percentage for early bite in colder conditions. Whilst this mixture is predominantly designed to graze it is capable of providing a cut of silage if closed up, not too late, in the spring. It is an ideal ley for big bale forage.

• A proven, hard wearing long term mixture
• All grasses are SRUC class 1 varieties
• Good early bite mixture
• Hard wearing and long lasting
• Will tolerate hard sheep grazing
• High diploid conten for improved persistence and density
• Excellent disease tolerance
• A No Clover option is available

VARIETIES WITH HIGH FIBRE DIGESTIBILITY (DNDF)

Technical Specifications

• Cutting & Grazing (Long Term)

  13-15kg/acre (32-37kg/ha)

  Bag Size: 20kg (1.5 acres)

• Extreme sward density and good wear tolerance
• Designed to be low maintenance
• Much lower sowing rate than an amenity type mixture
• Has an attractive appearance with a good dark green colour

Recommended sowing rate:  25 kg/acre (65 kg/ha)

Pack Size: 10kg (0.4 acre)

Will cut or graze equally well producing

high annual yields

Sward density is excellent so withstands

heavy traffic

DLF FIBER ENERGY™ varieties bring superb

digestibility levels within a wider cutting

window

Dual purpose White Clover performs well

under both regimes

NO CLOVER OPTION IS AVAILABLE

13-15kg/acre (32-37kg/ha)

Bag Size: 20kg (1.5 acres)

A grass mixture aimed at producing excellent yields of high-quality forage where climatic and soil

conditions are at their most challenging. Extreme dual purpose mixture is designed to cope with

whatever mother nature throws at it from drought to flood.

Deep rooting Ryegrass PLUS™ Grasses

tolerate drought and high temperatures

Good yields at first cut with quick recovery

Excellent clovers to enhance palatability

and quality

Will stand out in dry summers

Responds well to spring fertiliser input

Superb spring growth

NO CLOVER OPTION IS AVAILABLE

• 13-15kg/acre (32-37kg/ha)

  Bag Size: 20kg (1.5 acres)