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Recommended Sowing Rate: 20–25 kg/ha

Tactic is a hardy, dense-tillering, low endophyte diploid perennial ryegrass that gets growing early in the season, boosting winter and early-spring dry matter production—ideal for lambing in August/September. It is very resilient under hard grazing, retaining good pasture cover and quality even when grazed down. Thanks to its low endophyte status, it delivers stagger-free grazing and supports strong animal performance.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 20–25 kg/ha

Contest is a late-heading Italian ryegrass with increased cool-season dry matter production (late autumn, winter, early spring) and strong summer growth, persisting up to 24 months when moisture is sufficient. Its later heading date keeps it leafy and high in ME, digestibility, and protein for a longer season, boosting animal performance. The dense tillering ensures quick establishment, good weed suppression, and the ability to withstand tight grazing.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 10–20 kg/ha (pure stand); 5–10 kg/ha (in a mix)

Millet is a heat-tolerant summer annual grass offering rapid growth and good regrowth potential. Ideal for filling forage gaps in hot conditions where cool-season species struggle.

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

Forage Barley is a cool-season cereal that establishes quickly and can tolerate relatively high salinity. It’s harvested early for silage or grazed in the vegetative stage, providing good-quality forage.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 3–5 kg/ha (pure stand); 1–2 kg/ha (in a mix)

Kale is a biennial brassica used as an annual forage, notable for its impressive winter hardiness. Its large biomass provides nutritious feed for extending the grazing season, especially in colder climates.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 6-8 kg/ha

Timothy is a cool-season perennial recognized for its palatable seed heads and suitability in hay mixes. With excellent winter hardiness, it’s a staple for horse hay and other quality forage needs.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 25–30 kg/ha

Meadow Fescue is a cool-season perennial grass valued for its winter hardiness and palatability. Its leafy growth and strong performance in cooler climates make it ideal in mixed pastures.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 25–30 kg/ha

Brome is a deep-rooted perennial grass that excels in drier conditions, providing long-term productivity. Highly drought-tolerant, it’s an excellent choice for low-rainfall areas and produces good-quality hay or grazing.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 5–10 kg/ha (pure stand); 0.5–3 kg/ha (in a mix)

Phacelia is a quick-growing annual beloved by pollinators for its purple, nectar-rich flowers. Often used as a cover crop or green manure, it helps suppress weeds and enrich soil biodiversity.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 8–12 kg/ha (pure stand); 3–5 kg/ha (in a mix)

Quinoa is a drought-tolerant annual grown mainly for seed but can provide forage in certain systems. Its adaptability and high nutritional value make it an interesting addition to diversified farms.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 5–15 kg/ha (pure stand); 2–8 kg/ha (in a mix)

Sheeps Burnett is a drought-tolerant perennial herb that adds diversity and minerals to pastures. Its low-growing rosette remains green under dry conditions, providing valuable forage when other species decline.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 8–12 kg/ha (pure stand); 3–6 kg/ha (in a mix)

White Clover is a long-lived perennial legume that spreads via stolons, maintaining a persistent ground cover. Renowned for nitrogen fixation and high palatability, it complements grass pastures excellently.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 8–12 kg/ha (pure stand); 3–6 kg/ha (in a mix)

Red Rascal is a broadleaf red clover offering high feed value and typically persisting for 3+ years under good conditions. Its deep root system helps sustain growth in drier summers, while the leafy, upright habit makes it an excellent partner to forage herbs (plantain, chicory) and ideal for hay or silage. Early-to-mid flowering means it can align with various cutting or grazing schedules on fertile, well-drained soils.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 25–30 kg/ha

Dual is a late-heading, tetraploid, long-rotation hybrid (part Italian ryegrass, part perennial ryegrass) that excels in annual yield and winter growth while offering high digestibility and palatability. Its nil endophyte status and tetraploid nature support superior animal intakes and liveweight gains. With appropriate moisture and pest management, Dual can persist beyond four years, making it a great fit for farmers aiming to maximize pasture and animal production over the longer term.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 3–4 kg/ha (pure stand); 1–2 kg/ha (in a mix)

A fast-establishing, high-yielding forage crop offering a flexible grazing option for summer and autumn feed. With high dry matter yields (up to 9,000 kg DM/ha), excellent persistence, and multi-graze potential, it is ideal for supporting livestock during feed gaps.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 5–8 kg/ha (pure stand); 0.5–1.5 kg/ha (in a mix)

Mustard is a rapidly establishing annual brassica often used for short-term forage, cover cropping, or biofumigation. Its quick growth suppresses weeds, and incorporation into the soil can help manage pests.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 3–4 kg/ha (pure stand); 1–2 kg/ha (in a mix)

Rape is a fast-growing annual brassica providing leafy, high-energy forage in a short timeframe. It also acts as a break crop, disrupting pest cycles and improving soil structure.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 8–10 kg/ha (pure stand); 2–6 kg/ha (in a mix)

Lotus Corniculatus is a perennial legume that doesn’t cause bloat, making it safe for grazing. Tolerant of acidic or wet soils, it adds diversity and protein to pastures over time.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 6–10 kg/ha (pure stand); 3–5 kg/ha (in a mix)

Persian Clover is a fine-stemmed annual clover that thrives in moist or irrigated soils, delivering excellent spring growth. Its palatability makes it popular for grazing and finishing livestock.

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Recommended Sowing Rate: 6–10 kg/ha (pure stand); 3–5 kg/ha (in a mix)

Arrowleaf Clover is an annual that extends the grazing season into late spring and early summer with its abundant, high-quality forage. It can reseed if allowed to flower, offering ongoing benefits in suitable climates.