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Recommended Sowing Rate: 20–25 kg/ha (pure stand); adjust in mixes accordingly

Nui is New Zealand’s most widely sown perennial ryegrass, valued for its economical price and reliable performance. With a medium leaf size and moderate tiller density, it thrives across a wide range of climates and soil conditions. Its mid-season heading (zero days) and strong persistence under set stocking make it a versatile, budget-friendly option for farmers seeking a dependable, long-term pasture solution.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 100–120 kg/ha (pure stand); 40–60 kg/ha (in a mix)

Blue Lupin is an annual legume with high protein content and a strong nitrogen-fixing ability, best suited to well-drained soils. It can be harvested for grain or used as forage, contributing to soil improvement.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 100–200 kg/ha (pure stand); 40–100 kg/ha (in a mix)

Faba Beans are a robust annual legume providing protein-rich forage or grain. Their deep roots help improve soil structure, and they fix considerable amounts of nitrogen. Typically grown alone or alongside cereals, they’re well-suited to crop rotations and feed systems.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 8–10 kg/ha (pure stand); 1–4 kg/ha (in a mix)

Captain Crimson is a tap-rooted annual legume noted for exceptional biomass and high nitrogen fixation, making it a prime companion to annual ryegrasses and cereal forages. Its vigorous establishment helps suppress weeds, while early flowering maximizes nitrogen contribution in spring to benefit surrounding crops. Captain Crimson also has a low bloat risk, further enhancing its fit in mixed swards.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 25–30 kg/ha

Tall Fescue is a hardy perennial grass renowned for summer growth, heat tolerance, and resilience in waterlogged soils. It stays productive under challenging conditions, making it a dependable option for both grazing and hay.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 25–30 kg/ha

Afterburner is a densely tillered Westerwold annual ryegrass bred for exceptional autumn, winter, and spring production. Rapid establishment makes it ideal as a break crop following maize or other annuals, and it boasts impressive late-season longevity—often extending productive use to 12 months, significantly longer than the typical 6–9 months. As a tetraploid variety, Afterburner provides premium feed quality, facilitating higher animal intake and multiple grazing rotations before being reserved for hay or silage.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 150-200 kg/ha (pure stand); 40–80 kg/ha (in a mix)

Forage Pea is an annual legume producing high-protein forage or silage, often grown with cereals for support. Rapid biomass production and nitrogen fixation are key benefits.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 8–10 kg/ha (pure stand); 3–5 kg/ha (in a mix)

Sunflower is a tall, warm-season annual that produces substantial biomass and striking blooms. Often used in silage mixtures for added diversity and to support pollinators and wildlife.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 6–8 kg/ha (pure stand); 1–2 kg/ha (in a pasture mix)

Herbivore is a high quality leafy forage chicory with erect growth for improved feed utilisation. Herbivore has very fast establishment and regrowth vigour, meaning early and faster grazing rotations may be achieved. Herbivore excels in a range of soil fertilities and can tolerate moisture stress for long durations with help from its deep fibrous tap root. It also draws high levels of nutrients and trace minerals from deep within the soil reservoirs and distributes these to the leaf to give a very high quality Dry Matter (DM) / Digestibility percentage as well as high metabolisable energy (ME) and crude protein levels.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 8–12 kg/ha

Cocksfoot is a persistent, drought-tolerant perennial that works well in mixed swards for grazing or hay. Its clump-forming habit creates a leafy, palatable pasture component that can withstand summer stress.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 50–60 kg/ha (pure stand); 25–30 kg/ha (in a mix)

Buckwheat is a fast-growing annual broadleaf that excels in poor soils, smothering weeds and providing nectar for pollinators. It’s commonly used as a green manure or quick summer cover crop.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 40–60 kg/ha (pure stand); 10–30 kg/ha (in a mix)

Vetch is a sprawling annual legume used for nitrogen fixation, forage, or green manure. With abundant biomass production and weed-suppressing growth, it’s a valuable rotation crop or companion to cereals.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 40–50 kg/ha (pure stand); 20–25 kg/ha (in a mix)

Linseed is an annual oilseed crop valued for nutrient-rich seeds and potential forage. It fits well in rotations, improving soil structure while offering a valuable feed or seed product.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 80–120 kg/ha (pure stand); 40–60 kg/ha (in a mix)

Forage Oat is a quick-growing annual cereal suited for both silage and grazing, especially in cooler seasons. Its rapid establishment and decent disease resistance make it a popular rotation crop.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 80–120 kg/ha (pure stand); 40–60 kg/ha (in a mix)

Ryecorn is a hardy winter cereal that withstands cold and suppresses weeds effectively. With early spring growth, it offers timely forage and acts as a beneficial cover crop.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 15–25 kg/ha (pure stand); 8–15 kg/ha (in a mix)

Lucerne is a deep-rooted perennial legume that excels in well-drained soils, producing high-protein forage. Known for its drought tolerance and multiple harvests, it’s ideal for hay, silage, or managed grazing.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 8–10 kg/ha (pure stand); 1–3 kg/ha (in a mix)

Forage Radish has a strong taproot that helps alleviate soil compaction while offering decent short-term forage. As a cover crop, it also scavenges excess nutrients, boosting soil health.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 6–10 kg/ha (pure stand); 1–3 kg/ha (in a mix)

Hercules is an erect, later-flowering plantain that shows semi-prostrate growth in cooler months to avoid overgrazing. It boasts one of the highest dry matter (DM) yields among plantains due to its high tiller density and palatable plant tissue. With a long, fibrous root system, Hercules can mine moisture and minerals from deep in the soil, and its elevated anthocyanin levels improve nutrient availability in the rumen—leading to better stock performance and higher carcass yields.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 25–30 kg/ha

Prairie Grass is a short-lived perennial that establishes rapidly and produces high-quality forage under fertile conditions. It delivers substantial dry matter yields and responds well to rotational grazing.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 25–30 kg/ha

Primefest is a unique hybrid combining Italian Ryegrass and Meadow Fescue, giving it strong winter activity and annual yield from the Italian side, and enhanced persistence from Meadow Fescue (often lasting 2–3 years or more). Meadow Fescue’s deeper root system and high feed quality boost Primefest’s resilience and overall forage value. It’s a versatile option for finishing systems, either sown pure or in mixes with clovers and herbs to create a high-performing 2–3 year pasture.