Our Premium Grass Seed range is developed to deliver reliable performance across modern farming systems, with mixtures tailored for reseeding, overseeding and long‑term grassland productivity.
The range spans ten carefully formulated options, giving farmers clear choices to match their system, soil type and forage goals.
Mixtures No.1 to No.10 cover everything from rapid establishment and bulky silage production to dense grazing swards, extended grazing seasons and effective pasture rejuvenation. The majority of the mixtures are built using leading Recommended List varieties to maximise forage potential, support high intakes and deliver consistent, practical results on farm.
As grassland demands continue to evolve, our focus remains on providing seed that offers reliability, resilience and real value throughout the year. This is supported by our advisory services and on‑farm guidance, helping you get the best from every acre.
No. 1 - BIG HITTER
Short Term - 1 Year - CUTTING - 14kg Pack / Acre
Bulky I Fast establishment
| Variety | Heading Dates: 20 – 22 May | % |
|---|---|---|
| Westerwold | Westerwold Ryegrass (T) | 50 |
| Barmultra II | Italian Ryegrass (T) | 29 |
| Alamo | Italian Ryegrass (D) | 14 |
| Melina | Italian Ryegrass (D) | 7 |
Produces valuable winter grazing, or an early spring bite followed by a leafy cut, depending on production needs. Extremely fast establishment and quick growth, perfect for bulk silage production.
- Bulky tetraploid Westerwold provides high yields in a short time. Important to cut before it heads to encourage regrowth.
- For optimum spring growth, drill in early autumn and graze off before winter to improve hardiness.
- Barmultra II provides high yields in the year of sowing
No. 2 - RAPID SILE
Medium Term – 2 to 3 years – CUTTING - 14kg Pack / Acre
Highly productive
| Variety | Heading Dates: 19 – 22 May | % |
|---|---|---|
| Alamo | Italian Ryegrass (D) | 14 |
| Melina | Italian Ryegrass (D) | 14 |
| Barmultra II | Italian Ryegrass (T) | 36 |
| Aston Crusader | Hybrid Ryegrass (T) | 36 |
| Optional Extra | Red Clover |
Rapid establishment for early and late utilisation, providing the optimum balance between high quality and yield. A perfect option for prolific spring growth and a very large first cut.
- Italians enable growth at lower temperatures.
- Hybrids provide more leaf than straight Italians.
- Aston Crusader offers excellent early spring growth in the first harvest year.
- Responds really well to nitrogen inputs.
- Alamo delivers good, high-quality yields.
No. 3 - PRO-RED
Medium Term – 3 to 4 years – CUTTING - 13kg Pack / Acre
High protein I Fast regrowth
| Variety | Heading Dates: 19 – 21 May | % |
|---|---|---|
| Alamo | Italian Ryegrass (D) | 15 |
| Aston Crusader | Hybrid Ryegrass (T) | 24 |
| Melcombi | Hybrid Ryegrass (T) | 23 |
| Nolwen | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (T) | 15 |
| Global / Garant | Red Clover Blend | 23 |
High-output ley delivering superior, higher-protein silage, fast regrowth and lower fertiliser costs.
- A combination of hybrids, Italian and red clover for a high-yielding ley.
- Encourages higher intakes, leading to improved milk and meat production.
- Very quick to establish and quick regrowth.
- Excellent for fattening lambs on the aftermath, reducing the need for bought-in feed.
- Clover can ‘fix’ atmospheric nitrogen, reducing fertiliser bills.
No. 4 - MAXI-CLAMP
Medium Term – 3 to 4 years – CUTTING - 14kg Pack / Acre
High tetraploid content
| Variety | Heading Dates: 19 – 24 May | % |
|---|---|---|
| Aston Crusader | Hybrid Ryegrass (T) | 30 |
| Melcombi | Hybrid Ryegrass (T) | 21 |
| AberZeus | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (D) | 14 |
| Seagoe | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (T) | 21 |
| Nolwen | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (T) | 14 |
| Optional Extra | White or Red Clover |
Provides fast-growing early spring growth for early cutting, with good spring yields and valuable aftermath grazing potential.
- Aston Crusader produces high annual yields and good early spring growth.
- Tetraploids increase WSC, which aids silage fermentation, establish quickly and are more palatable.
- Hybrid ryegrass is much more resistant to drought.
- Add white or red clover to increase protein content, improve intake and fix nitrogen.
No. 5 - EARLY BITE
Medium Term – 3 to 4 years – CUTTING & GRAZING - 14kg Pack / Acre
Dense I Early spring growth
| Variety | Heading Dates: 19 May – 8 June | % |
|---|---|---|
| Aston Crusader | Hybrid Ryegrass (T) | 28 |
| Melcombi | Hybrid Ryegrass (T) | 14 |
| AberZeus | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (D) | 21 |
| AberWolf | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (D) | 14 |
| Seagoe | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (T) | 8 |
| Comer | Timothy | 8 |
| J-Blend | White clover | 7 |
Early heading varieties in this mixture provide quality grazing throughout the season, with the option to close up for a late first cut in mid-summer. Gives a very dense and highly productive sward with great persistence.
- Hybrid ryegrass provides better ground cover and improves yield in the second and third years.
- AberZeus provides excellent yields and ground cover.
- Timothy helps fill summer gaps and is very persistent.
No. 6 - ENDURA-SILE
Long Term – 5+ years – CUTTING & GRAZING - 14kg Pack / Acre
Highly productive
| Variety | Heading Dates: 21 – 31 May | % |
|---|---|---|
| Nolwen | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (T) | 22 |
| Seagoe | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (T) | 14 |
| AberZeus | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (D) | 14 |
| AberWolf | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (D) | 14 |
| Meiduno | Late Perennial Ryegrass (T) | 14 |
| Gracehill | Late Perennial Ryegrass (T) | 22 |
Silage mixture for intensive situations with high nitrogen use where Timothy and white clover are unsuitable.
- A combination of the best Recommended List varieties for excellent long-term growth.
- Includes a high sugar variety for efficient production.
- AberWolf provides good total annual yield under conservation management.
- Seagoe has one of the highest total annual yields.
No. 7 - PERMA-GRAZE
Long Term – 5+ years – CUTTING & GRAZING - 14kg Pack / Acre
Extended grazing
| Variety | Heading Dates: 21 May – 8 June | % |
|---|---|---|
| Nolwen | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (T) | 14 |
| Seagoe | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (T) | 8 |
| AberZeus | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (D) | 7 |
| Callan | Late Perennial Ryegrass (D) | 21 |
| Delika | Late Perennial Ryegrass (D) | 21 |
| Gracehill | Late Perennial Ryegrass (T) | 14 |
| Comer | Timothy | 8 |
| J-Blend | White Clover | 7 |
An excellent dual-purpose ley suitable for cattle or sheep. This mixture supports good ground cover and is long-lasting.
- Timothy is an ideal choice for colder and more exposed sites.
- Diploids are developed to suit wetter growing conditions and produce a dense sward.
- High diploid content promotes good tillering for grazing.
- Clover assists in the palatability and density of the sward, improving intake.
No. 8 - INTENSIVE CUT & GRAZE
Long Term – 5+ years – CUTTING & GRAZING - 14kg Pack / Acre
High tetraploid content
| Variety | Heading Dates: 21 May – 6 June | % |
|---|---|---|
| AberWolf | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (D) | 7 |
| Seagoe | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (T) | 21 |
| Delika | Late Perennial Ryegrass (D) | 14 |
| Callan | Late Perennial Ryegrass (D) | 14 |
| Gracehill | Late Perennial Ryegrass (T) | 22 |
| Meiduno | Late Perennial Ryegrass (T) | 22 |
| Optional Extra | White Clover |
A very dense, persistent sward that maintains performance for many years, extending grazing season by maximising late grazing.
- Wide range of ryegrass heading dates ensures maximum yield and digestibility.
- Can be closed up for cutting to provide a bulky mid-season silage.
- High tetraploid content improves palatability and increases intake.
- Quality, high sugar varieties for efficient milk and meat production.
No. 9 - HEAVY DUTY
Long Term – 5+ years – CUTTING & GRAZING - 15kg Pack / Acre
Good on heavy soils
| Variety | Heading Dates: 24 May – 8 June | % |
|---|---|---|
| AberWolf | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (D) | 7 |
| AberZeus | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (D) | 13 |
| Delika | Late Perennial Ryegrass (D) | 26 |
| Callan | Late Perennial Ryegrass (D) | 20 |
| Gracehill | Late Perennial Ryegrass (T) | 20 |
| Comer | Timothy | 7 |
| J-Blend | White Clover | 7 |
Developed for heavy, wet soils where poaching risk is high and long-term persistence is vital. This long-term mix of late-heading varieties is the ideal choice.
- Very leafy, producing a lush, dense sward with excellent persistency.
- High diploid content produces a thick, dense sward for exceptional ground cover for longer-term grazing.
- Clover increases protein content and fixes nitrogen for land that is difficult to access.
No. 10 - REJUVENATOR
Long Term – 5+ years – OVERSEEDING - 10kg Pack / Acre
Repairs poached gateways
| Variety | Heading Dates: 19 – 31 May | % |
|---|---|---|
| Seagoe | Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (T) | 30 |
| Meiduno | Late Perennial Ryegrass (T) | 30 |
| Aston Crusader | Hybrid Ryegrass (T) | 40 |
A simple yet effective way to rejuvenate damaged or old grass leys without the cost of a complete reseed, restoring open and damaged swards.
- Overseeding quickly fills open swards, helping prevent weeds and unsown species from invading.
- Maintains productivity by increasing both yield and quality.
- Ideal for poached gateways and worn areas, where ring feeders have been sited.
- Large-seeded, vigorous strains of tetraploid ryegrass establish quickly and out compete weeds and existing grasses.
