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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.

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Mariner | Rhodes

  • Aggressive stoloniferous growth for rapid ground cover, weed suppression and erosion control

  • Strong tillering and exceptional recovery after grazing or cutting

  • High leaf-to-stem ratio and high salt tolerance for improved forage quality and palatability

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Splenda | Setaria

  • Fast establishing and high yielding with vigorous regrowth

  • Hardy, late-maturing variety with strong persistence once established

  • Well suited to subtropical regions with higher rainfall

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Giant | Cynodon

  • Fast establishment and vigorous regrowth

  • Highly palatable, fine-stemmed, leafy forage when managed through regular grazing or harvesting

  • Well adapted to warm climates

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Endura | Rhodes Grass

(Chloris Gayana) Endura is a diploid Rhodes grass that was bred in Australia.

  • Significantly later flowering than Tolgar and Katambora

  • Greater synchronisation and uniformity of flowering over other varieties

  • Higher leaf to stem ratio and finer stem compared to Tolgar and Katambora

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