Quality grass is a cost-effective part of feeding and regular reseeding ensures that the required nutritional value of the ley is maintained. In a year with soaring nitrogen costs and other inputs rising the production of high-quality forage is crucial. New leys can help deliver a 33% increase in yield in the first year compared to a typical old sward, and in a drought year this can increase up to 50%.
Majestic - Long Term Dairy Grass Seed Mix
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17.00KG / 1 ACRE PACK Majestic is a long term dairy pasture suitable for rotational grazing.
Grazing **** Silage *** Hay **
Majestic is designed for rotational dairy grazing, rather than set stocking, for maximum performance. The tetraploid content increases cattle grazing potential due to its upright growth habit. The mix provides quality feed, with high sugar content – helping to increase milk production. Majestic’s seed rate is higher to allow for the larger size of tetraploid seed.
Also available with No Clover or Chicory.
General Specifications:
| Kg | Species & varieties |
| 3.00 | Fintona Int Tetraploid PRG |
| 3.00 | Delika Late Diploid PRG |
| 5.00 | AberGain Late Tetraploid PRG |
| 5.00 | Bijou Late Tetraploid PRG |
| 1.00 | Barblanca White Clover (Large Leaf) |
Why buy this mixture?
| Fintona |
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| Delika |
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| AberGain |
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| Bijou |
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Click here to read about the benefits of reseeding
Images are for reference only and not a true representation of the product once grown.
Majestic - Testimonials
We have a dairy enterprise and like using the Wynnstay Majestic mix as it offers a quick growing grass for our 18 -20 day rotational grazing system. As the mix is mainly made up of Tetraploid Ryegrasses, we find that they present themselves better to the cow which helps to increase the forage intake. The cows always milk well after grazing the Majestic ley.
D. W Eardley, Shropshire, 2014
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