No Ryegrass Equine Grazing With Pasture Herbs

20kg No Ryegrass Pasture + Herbs (EP6)

£119.60

Maximum forage diversity without ryegrass.

Buy 1+ at £119.60 per 20.00 kg bag
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Buy 10+ at £107.64 per 20.00 kg bag
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Contents ( 1.00 kg )

40% PARDUS certified Meadow Fescue
30% MAXIMA 1 certified Strong Fescue
10% POLARKING certified Timothy
10% MIRACLE certified Meadowgrass
5% TREPOSNO certified Cocksfoot
5% * MIXED FORAGE HERBS

Contents per acre ( 14.00 kg )

40% PARDUS certified Meadow Fescue
30% MAXIMA 1 certified Strong Fescue
10% POLARKING certified Timothy
10% MIRACLE certified Meadowgrass
5% TREPOSNO certified Cocksfoot
5% * MIXED FORAGE HERBS

Contents per hectare ( 35.00 kg )

40% PARDUS certified Meadow Fescue
30% MAXIMA 1 certified Strong Fescue
10% POLARKING certified Timothy
10% MIRACLE certified Meadowgrass
5% TREPOSNO certified Cocksfoot
5% * MIXED FORAGE HERBS

Contents ( 20.00 kg )

40% PARDUS certified Meadow Fescue
30% MAXIMA 1 certified Strong Fescue
10% POLARKING certified Timothy
10% MIRACLE certified Meadowgrass
5% TREPOSNO certified Cocksfoot
5% * MIXED FORAGE HERBS

SKU: GSS-EP6

Category: Store Sales

Equine Grazing Pasture Plus Herbs – NO Ryegrass

An alternative to ryegrass based mixtures
Deep rooting and drought resistant
Increased levels of mineral and trace element intake
Produces a diverse/high fibre sward
Lower sugar/protein content

Non ryegrass pasture provides a diverse range of grass species yet completely removes the elevated sugar/protein content of modern, improved, rich (and even tetrapolid) ryegrass varieties which are so often included in cheaper mixtures and yet clearly associated with easy weight gain and/or the increased risk of equine laminitis.

Additional Info:
We have added perennial pasture herbs to our Non Ryegrass Equine Pasture mixture to provide additional natural vitamins and minerals to the diet of any grazing horse, alpaca, llama, pony, donkey or mixed grazing with sheep compared to that of a 100% grass only diet.
One of the main benefits of establishing pasture herbs in a paddock or grazing pasture is a greater depth of soil is permeated by tap roots. This in turn encourages the extraction of moisture, nutrients and minerals from much lower in the soil strata. Critical trace elements can also be lifted to the surface into the stems and leaves of herbs which (usually) are readily consumed by foraging equine animals and/or sheep.

SOWING GUIDE

The area/s to be sown should be cultivated to produce a firm, weed free seedbed clear of large stones, roots and any other loose debris.
Harrow or rake over the surface to create a thin layer of fine, loose soil (tilth) approximately 10- 25mm (1/2” – 1”) deep.
Evenly machine broadcast the seeds at 14.00 kg per acre (35.00 kg per hectare 3.5 grams per square metre) or apply 20.00 kg per acre if sowing by hand.
After sowing, gently work the applied seeds into the loose tilth a little with a light harrow or firm rake.
Finally, use a light weight (for clay ground) to medium weight (free draining ground) flat roller to squeeze the seeds and tilth down into the prepared seedbed.
This method ensures the horse pasture seeds are evenly spread, set at different depths and in good contact with the soil. All of the above helps to anchor the seeds in to position (so as not to float away during heavy or persistent rainfall) and to maintain persistent soil to seed moisture transfer for more even germination.Grass seeds may also be surface sown however, germination may be uneven and significantly slower particularly during periods of prolonged sunny, dry or windy weather even with regular irrigation

45% BURNET forage herb

20% CHICORY forage herb

25% PARSLEY forage herb

5% RIBGRASS forage herb

5% YARROW forage herb