Products for the pasture grass
Produce your superior forage
Pasture grasses forms the basis of most irrigated pastures and each specie will have a specific purpose within a fodder flow system. Seasonal growth, dry matter production, persistence and quality are the key factors that differentiate these species from each other. Most of these species grows well together in mixtures but also performs well with legumes like clovers and lucerne. These species do have the ability to be persistent, but frequent pasture evaluations should be done to make sure you rectify any restrictions on production. We recommend the best sowing time to be autumn on well drained soils.
Forge | Tetraploid Hybrid Ryegrass
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New perennial hybrid
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Forge gives this extra yield and quality across all seasons
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Forge gives this extra yield and quality across all seasons
Barcrespo | Italian Ryegrass
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Rapid establishment and high yield potential.
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Ideal for creating fodder banks with better longevity compared to alternative Italian ryegrasses.
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Very leafy product, high tiller density and guaranteed nutritional value
Tetra Grande | Westerwold Ryegrass
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Very high yields
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High nutritional feed value
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Excellent salt tolerance
Barchoice | Forage Sorghum
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Multipurpose forage sorghum
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Tall, upright growing stem
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Good leaf:stem ratio
Moxie | Teff
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Quick establishment
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Rapid regrowth and recovery after first mowing or grazing
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No hydrocyanic acid poisoning risk
Japanese Millet
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Establishes in soil temperatures above 14oC
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Grows 60–122cm tall, with a fibrous root system reaching up to 46cm deep
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olerates pH as low as 4.5 but grows best from 4.6–7.4
Maxsyn | Perennial Ryegrass
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Persistent Performance: Maxsyn: tough, dense, high yield.
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Summer Resilience: Maxsyn stays green in summer.
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Top Rankings: Maxsyn: #1 diploid in indices.
Paolo | Tall Fescue
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Soft Leaf Tall Fescue (Festuca arundinaceae)
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High in demand
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Low in disappointment