Pasture Mixes From Heritage Seeds
Floodplain Heavy Soil Mix :
Suited to heavier, black self-mulching and grey floodplain country of northern NSW. The productivity of Rhodes and Panic is enhanced by the black soil adaptation of creeping bluegrass, increasing persistence and ground cover in very wet or dry seasons. The late season quality of the grasses is complemented by the tropical legume to keep protein in the pastures and nitrogen cycling. Avery productive mix for finishing cattle in summer or building a large volume of good stand-over feed on the heavier floodplains .
NSW Slopes And Plain Mix:
Developed for the medium black to red soils of the NSW slopes and plains. Bambatsii and Panic combine for soft leafy productivity on the heavier soils, with Digit and Rhodes performing and persisting on the lighter rises. Burgundy Bean provides a summer growing legume suited across this range of soil types.
NSW Light Soil Mix:
Suited to the red loam to harder cropped out soils of Northern NSW. Combining productivity , persistance and late season stay green of premier digit with green leafy growth of Gatton Panic and the ground cover on harder scald areas of Rhodes grass. Lucerne provides an perinnial legume. Use a Legume topup blend of annual legumes in Autumn ideally sown in spring after a cereal grazing crop drilled into a weed free paddock.
Acid Soil Mix:
Ablend specifically for lighter acid soils and recovering shallow white pine country. Combines the productivity and cold tolerances of Digit with the persistance and aluminium tolences of Consol Love grass and Sabi grass. B1 Burgandy bean provides and exellent summer legume option where lucerne will not go.
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