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NWF Grass & Forage Seed Brochure 2021 0800 756 2787 www.nwfagriculture.co.uk
Welcome 3 Reasons to Reseed
Welcome to the Re-seeding Guidance
NWF Grass & Forage Seed Brochure
NWF Agriculture offer an extensive range of grass mixtures to suit all livestock
1 - Yield
farming requirements. The grass seed range is bred, grown, blended and packaged • Yield from a ley established this summer
by Barenbrug UK, one of the largest grass seed breeders and producers in the UK • Potential yield 11.63 TDM/ha from two cuts 2018
and Europe. • Based on data from 2018 RGCL list
• Compared to an old sward 50% weed grasses with potential as low as 9 TDM/ha
Barenbrug are internationally renowned partnership with AFBI). Their grasses • At DM value £140/t its worth £360/ha in the first year of sowing
grass breeders dedicated to ensuring are tried, tested and proven with British • Doesn’t take into account further cuts in the summer
farmers achieve the maximum return farmers and at their Cropvale Research • Doesn’t take into account grazing yield consumed by stock
from grass growth. Their expertise Site in Worcestershire. There are over
and skills have led to the development 2,000 hectares of British farmland
a superb range of quality grass seed producing the grass seed. All the 2 - Energy
mixtures for NWF Agriculture. Supporting mixtures are designed and formulated
British Farmers, Barenbrug UK breed to ensure continuous improvement for • Yield from the two cuts could have an energy value of 133,320MJ
their agricultural grasses in Britain (in British farming. • This is capable of producing – over 25,150 litres of milk,
over 2050kg of lamb or over 2400kg of beef
• When cut at the optimum growth stage, would achieve
a 1st cut of 71D (11.3ME) and a 2nd cut of nearly 74D (11.7ME)
• Old swards not only yield less, but also have poorer feed value
• A typical old sward could have a D value of 60-65D,
which would have an ME of between 9.6 and 10.4
• By introducing modern, high quality varieties,
this could be increased significantly
• By cutting at the optimum growth stage, a 72D silage
is achievable and should have an ME of 11.5
3 - N Efficiency
• 1st step in reseeding - make sure soils are in optimum health & condition
• Even the best ryegrasses will not realise their potential when expected to grow in soil
which has poor structure, is deficient in P & K and / or has a below optimum pH
• Start thinking of grass as a crop
• Aim to maintain a soil pH of AT LEAST 6; pH6.5 where clover is being sown
• P (Phosphate) and K (Potash) indices of 2
• In ideal conditions, the major benefit of young Ryegrass swards in terms of efficiency
is with nitrogen
• Ryegrass species are all 100% Nitrogen efficient
• Weed grasses like annual meadow grass are only 17% efficient
• Meaning £83 of N is wasted for every £100 worth of N applied
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Technical Guides
Good quality grazed grassland is the cheapest feed for livestock and is the base
upon which profitable farming is built. To help UK farmers get more from their
grassland, we have created our series of farming guides with advice and tips from
the UK grass experts on how to make the most of your grassland.
Barenbrug UK Grass Experts
A leading grass seed developer, breeder and grower for UK amenity and agriculture. Designed to help UK farmers make the Our three livestock guides offer unique
right choices and pick the right products and specific grassland management advice
Established in the UK in 1983, Barenbrug a diverse range of habitats through the as they work to achieve their grassland suited for your farming enterprise. While
UK is now recognised as the grass seed season for a wide range of species, cover goals. the silage guide offers advice to produce
expert, distributing more than 4,500 crops and enhancing soil health and the best quality silage from the grass crop
tonnes of clean, certified, and quality fertility. With our network of growers, Each guide contains useful information you have grown, providing exceptional
grass seed each year for UK amenity and research, distribution, regional technical about grassland growth and practical quality feed throughout winter.
agriculture. As part of the wider Barenbrug experts, production, and manufacturing advice on perfecting grassland
Group, grass experts since 1904, their sites across the UK, we are a business firmly performance and looking after grass, Brassicas and forage crops can play an
research network across the globe and rooted in the UK. Learn more about the UK herb and forage leys. There are also integral role in UK farming and we explore
UK trial both agriculture and amenity grass seed expert and discover our range of details about the different grassland the benefits of forage crops and how to
varieties and mixtures. With Barebrug UK’s grass seed mixtures for UK agriculture. management techniques, and varieties plan their use and manage their growth
network of growers, research, distribution, and species available to UK farmers. to maximise yields and profitability.
The UK has the ideal climate for growing
regional technical experts, production,
grass. Ryegrass grows best at between 5°C
and manufacturing sites across the UK,
to 25°C, and most of the UK is between
Barenbrug UK are firmly rooted in the UK.
these temperatures 95% of the time.
Increasingly focused on sustainability, Making up 65% of utilisable agricultural
Barenbrug UK is determined to minimise land, grass is our national crop. Like all Good Grass Guide
any negative impact on the environment other crops, growing grass requires careful
The Good Grass Guide is broken down into 4 simple steps,
and meet the aims of increasing farming management to maximise yields, enhance
walking you through our phased approach to make your
productivity, environment, biodiversity and the environment, increase biodiversity, offer
grassland a success.
the enjoyment of green spaces. Grass offers animal health and utilisation.
a huge number of benefits to farms, from
highly productive and healthier livestock, Proudly Supporting
greater management and flexibility, with British Farmers
Explore all our technical advice guides online or register
increased profitability, as well as remarkable Bred, produced and to receive these in the post www.barenbrug.co.uk/guides
environmental benefits such as providing distributed in the UK
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Grass Mixture Selector Guide Grass Mixture Selector Guide
Red Clover Ultra Hi Pro Red
Cutting Page 18
1-2 years Cutting Ultra Turbo
Page 15
Cutting After Maize
and Grazing Page 16
Ultra
Overseeding Renovate
Page 14
Ultra Early
2-3 years Cutting Abundance
Page 17
Cutting Ultra Hybrid
Page 12
TYPE Duration
Conventional 4-5 years
OF of
New Reseed
RESEED Reseed
Cutting Ultra Cut ‘n’ Graze
& Grazing Page 13
Cutting Champion
& Grazing Page 8
Ultra Intensive
Cattle Grazing Dairy
Page 10
5 years +
Cattle, Sheep
Grazing & Ultra Longlife
Page 11
Later Cut
Upland
Low Input Barmix
Page 24
High Output
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LONG TERM LEYS – 5 YEARS PLUS
Champion with or without Clover™ #1 BEST SELLER
The number one selling mixture. A proven long-term top class dual purpose Champion™ with Clover
mixture which produces excellent quality forage production whether cut or grazed
Kg Variety Species
• Ultimate proven ley for milk and meat Designed for: 2kg GALGORM Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (DIP)
production • Top quality forage production whether 3kg FINTONA Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (TET)
• Very productive and flexible 5+ year ley cut or grazed 2kg GLENARM Late Perennial Ryegrass (DIP)
• 15kg seeding rate for rapid sward density • Long-term production from a highly 2kg CALLAN Late Perennial Ryegrass (DIP)
• This ley includes the very best season- persistent ley 3kg DRUMBO Late Perennial Ryegrass (DIP)
long production varieties available • Maximum production by using the top 2kg BALLINTOY Late Perennial Ryegrass (TET)
• Suitable for both intensive cutting and yielding varieties 1kg PROTA WHITE White Clover Blend
grazing, with good persistence 15kg per acre, 2,089 seeds/2m2
• PROTA WHITE contributes both protein Benefits:
and minerals, to ensure maximum • The use of later heading varieties means
performance from the grazing animal that any topping can be kept to a
Champion™ without Clover
• The correct proportion of Tetraploids in minimum Kg Variety Species
the ley give very good animal intakes • The varieties used have been selected 2kg GALGORM Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (DIP)
• Includes FINTONA highly digestible for their persistence as well as their 3kg FINTONA Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (TET)
varieties with extremely high yields palatability and mid-season digestibility to 2kg GLENARM Late Perennial Ryegrass (DIP)
• FINTONA is the highest yielding produce a long lasting, productive sward 3kg CALLAN Late Perennial Ryegrass (DIP)
perennial ryegrass ever listed in the UK • Champion combines the benefits of 3kg DRUMBO Late Perennial Ryegrass (DIP)
• GALGORM – New for 2021 holds high yields of quality mid-May silage 2kg BALLINTOY Late Perennial Ryegrass (TET)
top position for total yield in both production, with excellent sward
grazing and silage management. No density and outstanding mid-season 15kg per acre, 2,089 seeds/2m2
other intermediate diploid variety on digestibility for highly palatable grazing,
the list produces more ME yield per thus creating a highly flexible ley
hectare under grazing management • Available without clover as Champion
(106% of the mean of all intermediate No Clover
diploid varieties on the list) and is very
persistent in grazing swards. Sward management:
• CALLAN combines an excellent mean Cut when the first ears emerge, around
cutting yield with a high grazing yield the 20th May and this ley will produce
and exceptional spring growth. CALLAN grass of 70D plus and if cutting is delayed
excels on all three recommended lists. 10 days, it will still produce grass of 67D.
This ley is capable of being spring grazed,
giving two highly productive silage crops
and an autumn grazing, or alternatively
being grazed for a full season.
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LONG TERM LEYS – 5 YEARS PLUS LONG TERM LEYS – 5 YEARS PLUS
Ultra Intensive Dairy™ Ultra Longlife™
A highly productive grazing ryegrass mixture that will give season long quality forage A permanent pasture mixture, with the option to take later cuts of quality silage
• Very late heading dense leafy mixture Benefits: • The permanent pasture mixture Benefits:
• Large “window” to cut 70+D silage • Ultra Intensive Dairy produces a dense • Exceptionally versatile, suitable for both • Ultra Longlife produces a dense leafy
• Exceptionally versatile, suitable for both leafy sward that is easily managed cutting and grazing sward that is easily managed. The use
cutting and grazing • The use of late heading varieties means • Produces a dense, productive ley, for of early, intermediate and late heading
• Produces a dense, productive ley, for that production always of the highest high quality grazing varieties means that production is
high quality grazing quality • SEAGOE produces high yields of grass under season long
• Including quality white clovers CRUSADER • The varieties used have been selected cutting and grazing management, with • The varieties used have been selected
and BARBLANCA contributes both for their persistence as well as their equally high Digestibility and ME values. for their persistence as well as their
protein and minerals, to ensure maximum palatability and mid-season digestibility • Including quality white clovers CRUSADER palatability and mid-season digestibility to
performance from the grazing animal. to produce a long lasting, productive and BARBLANCA contributes both produce a long lasting, productive sward
• New Variety Gracehill is an excellent all- sward protein and minerals, to ensure maximum
round performer right across the growing performance from the grazing animal Sward management:
season, producing superb annual yields Sward management: • The very high yielding Timothy, COMER, Ultra Longlife is designed to give fantastic
of high digestibility grass under both This ley was initially designed as a dairy gives mid-season production and variety spring growth as well as season long
grazing and silage management along paddock grazing mixture, but has been to the sward production utilising a combination of early
with extremely high metabolizable energy cut and grazed very successfully on • COMER Timothy increases spring intermediate and late heading perennial
(ME) yields per hectare. all types of farms. Tight heading date growth by 34% and persistence under ryegrass varieties and Timothy. Therefore
grouping make it easily manageable extreme conditions it is ideal for farms where early spring
Designed for: and reduces the need for topping. Grass grazing is important. Giving later fields a
• Intensive production from grazing a growth from this mix stays in front of the Designed for: chance to get going. It can then be shut up
highly palatable, very digestible ley cows not ahead. This means cows are • Intensive production from grazing a for 1 or 2 cuts of silage (or hay) followed
• Creating a tight persistent sward that is always grazing optimum quality grass. Cut highly palatable, very digestible ley by grazing for the rest of the season.
highly resistant to poaching at first ear emergence, in late May, this ley • Creating a tight persistent sward that is
• Season long grazing from early spring will produce grass of 70+D. highly resistant to poaching
to late autumn • Season long grazing from early spring
to late autumn
Kg Variety Species Kg Variety Species
2kg DRUMBO Late Perennial Ryegrass (DIP) 2.5kg MOYOLA Early Perennial Ryegrass (DIP)
2kg YOUPI Late Perennial Ryegrass (TET) 2kg GLENARIFF Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (DIP)
3kg GRACEHILL Late Perennial Ryegrass (TET) 2kg SEAGOE Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (TET)
3kg GLENARM Late Perennial Ryegrass (DIP) 2kg DRUMBO Late Perennial Ryegrass (DIP)
3kg BALLINTOY Late Perennial Ryegrass (TET) 3kg BALLINTOY Late Perennial Ryegrass (TET)
1kg PROTA WHITE White Clover Blend 0.75kg COMER Timothy
14kg per acre, 1,705 seeds/m2 0.75kg PROTA WHITE White Clover Blend
13kg per acre, 2,369 seeds/m2
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MEDIUM TERM LEYS – 3 TO 5 YEARS MEDIUM TERM LEYS – 4 TO 5 YEARS
Ultra Hybrid™ Ultra Cut ‘n’ Graze™
A high yielding cutting ley containing 3 of the best Hybrid ryegrass varieties An excellent cutting and grazing ley for up to 5 years duration.
available. Designed as an intensive cutting ley producing high quality silage for Will produce top quality high yielding silage cuts. Gives the option to graze after
3-5 years. It fits well into medium term rotations, is suitable for multi cut systems cutting
and AD plants.
• Outstanding early spring growth Benefits:
• Designed for a mid May first cut Benefits: • Produces very high quality silage from • A flexible, productive ley, ideal for those
• Available with clover if required • Will produce 10-15% more yield than an early cut looking for early grass for sheep or
• Barclamp has very high yields in its first Perennial ryegrass leys due to the ability • Will produce three good cuts per year cattle grazing, followed by two or three
season, excellent early spring growth to use Nutrients efficiently via its long • Grazing can be combined with cutting cuts of quality silage
and high crown rust resistance. season growth. for a fully flexible ley • When cut only it will produce up to three
• New variety Bannfoot produces • Ultra Hybrid delivers a superb silage • Combines the massive yields of hybrid prolific cuts of leafy, productive forage
improved yields with high D value along mixture for farmers. It has a tight ryegrass with the persistence of • The varieties in the ley have been
with excellent persistency. It also has a heading date range and excellent perennial ryegrass selected for their digestibility and
good all round disease profile. disease resistance offering strong silage palatability, which ensures maximum
production throughout the season Designed for: animal output
Hybrid ryegrasses grow at soil • Excellent early season growth, ideal for • Contains FINTONA, the highest yielding
temperatures as low as 5-6 degrees. This *Offers multiple entries for slurry / early lambing or extended grazing of perennial ryegrass ever listed in the UK
lower temperature growth means the digestate application, making the most • dairy cows
grasses get away earlier in the spring of home produced nutrients. • Intensive cutting, up to three cuts Sward management:
and grow later in the autumn extending per year, combined with high quality Hybrids lower temperature growth will
the growing season and therefore grazing give excellent early spring grazing. An
production of the ley. This also allows the • Yield and persistence, combining the early spring grazing can be followed by
sowing window for Ultra Hybrid to be yield of hybrids with the quality and two cuts of quality silage or a cut of hay
lengthened. persistence of perennial ryegrass plus aftermath grazing. The ley will also
produce extremely long-season productive
grazing, capitalising on the early spring
and late autumn growth of the hybrid
ryegrasses.
Kg Variety Species Kg Variety Species
5kg BARCLAMP Hybrid Ryegrass (DIP) 3kg BANFOOT Hybrid Ryegrass (TET)
4.5kg BANFOOT Hybrid Ryegrass (TET) 3kg KIRIAL Hybrid Ryegrass (TET)
4.5kg KIRIAL Hybrid Ryegrass (TET) 2kg GLENARIFF Intermediate Perennial Rygrass (DIP)
14kg per acre 3kg FINTONA Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (TET)
3kg BALLINTOY Late Perennial Ryegrass (TET)
14kg per acre, 1,361 seeds/m2
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MEDIUM TERM LEYS – 3 TO 5 YEARS SHORT TERM LEYS – 1 TO 2 YEARS
Ultra Renovate™ Ultra Turbo Mix™
Ideal to improve the productivity of a low performing tired ley for 3-5 years A highly productive short term Italian ryegrass blend
• Renovate is a 100% ryegrass blend for Benefits: • A highly productive Italian ley Benefits:
areas of good fertility • Includes varieties which are vigorous • Grows at temperatures as low as 3ºC • Fits well into cereal crop rotation
• Uses varieties which are aggressive enough to establish in an existing sward soil temperature, extending the growing • Ideal for following maize and giving a
enough to establish in an existing sward • Easy to manage season for store lambs or wintering two year break
yet easy to manage • Can be used spring or autumn to repair hoggs • Gives high quality aftermath grazing
• Specifically designed to work best with and renovate swards • Contains high ranking BARMULTRA II
specialist overseeding techniques • Increases the proportion of productive which has excellent spring grazing and Sward management:
grasses in a sward silage yields Grows at temperatures as low as 3ºC, so
Designed for: • High response to Nitrogen inputs and the farm must be able to use this early
• Restoring productivity into Sward management: high fertility situations. Ultra Turbo growth. A first cut at the end of May,
underperforming leys Existing sward should be topped or Mix will produce 20% more yield than following a spring grazing will produce
• Re-introducing vigorous highly grazed short and harrowed to remove any perennial ryegrass leys 70+ D value silage, with a second cut
productive grasses into a sward dead material and to create some tilth for • Capable of producing four cuts of high five weeks later. Will yield up to 17tDM/
• Improving the quality of a sward for the new grass seed. Soil fertility (Ph, P,K quality, high yielding silage ha in its first year under high input
better animal performance Mg status) and structure should also be management and will achieve up to six
• Repairing damage caused by poaching assessed to identify any underlying field Designed for: cuts a year.
• Use with specialist overseeding issues. • Producing maximum amounts of quality
techniques forage under a high input/high
fertility system
• A first cut at the end of May, producing
70+D value silage with a second cut
five weeks later
SOIL • Giving a very long growing season it is
ANALYSIS ideal for early turnout or lamb finishing
KIT
From £15 for
pH, P, K & Mg
Kg Variety Species Kg Variety Species
7kg BANFOOT Hybrid Ryegrass (TET) 6kg ABYS Italian Ryegrass (DIP)
6kg FINTONA Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (TET) 3kg BARMULTRA II Italian Ryegrass (TET)
7kg YOUPI Late Perennial Ryegrass (TET) 3kg GEMINI Italian Ryegrass (TET)
10kg per acre packed 20kg bags, 707.00 seeds/m2 @10kg/acre 12kg per acre, 1,216 seeds/m2
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SHORT TERM LEYS – 1 TO 2 YEARS SHORT TERM LEYS – 2 TO 3 YEARS
After Maize – Fast Grass™ Ultra Early Abundance™
Delivering a high quality grass crop after maize has been harvested. The ultimate high yielding high quality short term cutting
• Very quick establishment Benefits: • Very high yielding two-three year Benefits:
• Rapid growth at cool temperatures • Using the concept of “germination predominantly cutting mixture • A highly productive ley, which will give
• Flexibility of duration with 12, 18 or 24 energy” a faster establishment rate • Responds to high inputs by producing exceptional crops for silage, grazing or
month production of 20% above the average ryegrass is 20% more than long term leys hay, from a high input system
• Can be established after a spring cereal achieved • A ley that will produce forage very early • A mixture for the farmer who wants to
harvests • Over winter grazing and late in the season maximise their own production from a
• Stability of soils over winter – reducing • Includes ABYS and BARMULTRA II short term grass crop in a rotation
Designed for: soil erosion and run off some of the very best Italian ryegrasses
• Ability to germinate at lower • Gives an early silage cut in spring available Sward management:
temperatures than conventional leys enabling entry back into Maize / cereals • New variety Bannfoot produces A first cut in the middle of May will
• Safe sowing throughout October improved yields with high D value along produce 70+ D value silage, with a
• Ability to establish faster and better Sward management: with excellent persistency. It also has a second cut six to eight weeks later. Hybrid
than other leys even in adverse Over winter grazing will produce a dense good all round disease profile. and Italian ryegrass responds positively to
conditions of cold wet seed beds sward with full potential for an early • Good digestibility is combined with high levels of fertility, by producing 20%
silage cut in spring. excellent palatability and high sugars more yield than Perennial Ryegrass.
Designed for:
• Intensive production over an 18-36
month period
• Up to four silage cuts with over winter
Get in
grazing
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• Long grazing season from early spring
sward to late autumn
stick • Ideal as a catch crop, will give excellent
production from an early spring or late
summer sowing
Kg Variety Species Kg Variety Species
12.5kg ABYS Italian Ryegrass (DIP) 3kg KIRIAL Hybrid Ryegrass (TET)
8.75kg BANFOOT Hybrid Ryegrass (TET) 3kg BANFOOT Hybrid Ryegrass (TET)
3.75kg SEAGOE Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (TET) 4kg BARMULTRA II Italian Ryegrass (TET)
25kg per acre, 908 seeds/m2 3kg ABYS Italian Ryegrass (DIP)
13kg per acre, 991 seeds/m2
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SHORT TERM LEYS – 2 TO 3 YEARS
Ultra High-Pro Red™
An outstanding high yielding high protein cutting ley
• Highly productive two-three year high Benefits:
protein ley • A highly productive, high protein
• The red clover both fixes nitrogen and cutting ley, giving the maximum
gives a high protein feed quantity and quality
• Suitable for both hay and silage • Ideal for those looking to produce home
production grown protein crops, red clover has a
• High sugar production from grass protein content of between 16 and 20%
• The most profitable legume/grass • Red clover/grass silage is highly
mixture for silage production palatable, giving increased intakes
• Prota Red is a new unique mixture of red
Designed for: clovers. The blend of varieties balances
• High protein forage production production through the growing season,
• Two or three cuts can be followed by while maintaining excellent persistency
high quality, productive autumn grazing and disease resistance
• Long production season, grows early
spring to late autumn Sward management:
Needs to be sown in spring or by early
September to allow the clover to establish
well enough to survive the winter. A first
cut in the middle of May will produce
70D + silage, with a second cut seven to
eight weeks later. The first cut will tend to
be more grass with red clover being the
larger part of the later cuts.
Kg Variety Species
2kg BARMULTRA II Italian Ryegrass (TET)
5kg KIRIAL Hybrid Ryegrass (TET)
3kg BANFOOT Hybrid Ryegrass (TET)
3kg PROTA RED Red Clover Blend
13kg per acre, 1,060 seeds/m2
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Prota White Clover Blend Prota Red Clover Blend
Why use a blend of clover types? increases of between 0.3 and 0.45kg Prota RED is a new unique mixture of red clovers.
• Different varieties of white clovers are per cow per day
best suited to different management; • Therefore a sward which has a 30% The blend of varieties balances production • Red clover silage has a high crude
small leaf varieties are most suited clover content, which is an average for through the growing season, while protein content of 16% to 20% and a
to sheep grazing, whereas large leaf mid-summer, can be producing up to maintaining excellent persistency and ME content of 10 to 12MJ/KG DM
varieties are most suited to silage 1.35kgs of milk per cow per day more disease resistance. • Because red clover is high in phyto-
production from the clover oestrogen, breeding sheep should be
• By using a blend of different varieties Red clover swards, managed correctly and kept off for six weeks either side of
there is always at least two that are best Are there any other benefits of white used in the right circumstances can meet tupping
suited to whatever the management clover? the forage requirements of many farms • Store/fat lambs can be fattened very
being applied to the sward • White clover fixes atmospheric nitrogen and significantly improve the protein effectively on red clover silage aftermaths
• The use of a blend of different clovers making it available as a nutrient to feed content and overall feeding value of the • Low levels of structural carbohydrate in
broadens the genetic diversity, disease the clover as well as the companion winter forage. It is better suited to silage the leaf result in higher intakes, better
and pest resistance of the clover • It is estimated that white clover will fix production than white clover because feed conversion and therefore improved
content of the sward between 100 and 280 kg N per hectare of much more erect growth habit, up to animal performance
per year. The quantity of Nitrogen fixed 80cm and its significantly higher forage
How will animals perform on a depends on soil type and husbandry yields.
clover/grass sward? • Grass/clover swards without fertiliser
• Animals prefer to graze a clover/grass Nitrogen can produce yields similar to DISCOVERY Red Clover
sward; this results in higher voluntary those of pure grass swards receiving LEMMON Red Clover
intakes and better animal performance around 200kg N per hectare per year
• In trials cattle grazed on a clover/grass • The presence of white clover will reduce
sward had an intake of 9.2kg of dry the development of crown rust in the
matter per day and a liveweight gain grass portion of the sward
of 1.1kg per day, compared with those
grazed only on grass of 6.7kg intake The inclusion of white clover in a sward
and 0.8kg/day liveweight gain will improve the nutritive value of the
• Trials with dairy cows have shown that pasture markedly, with increases in
for each 10% increase of the white voluntary food intake and nutrient supply,
clover content of the pasture, milk yield particularly protein.
Kg Variety Species
50% CRUSADER White Clover
30% ALICE White Clover
20% BARBLANCA White Clover
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Brassicas Brassicas
BRASSICA & FORAGE Stubble Turnip SAMSON Forage Rape BARCOLI Kale CALEDONIAN,
KEEPER & PINFOLD
Stubble turnips have a high leaf to A multi-purpose forage rape with
bulb ratio resulting in high levels of excellent autumn to early winter feed A well-proven, highly adaptable fodder
protein, and a tankard bulb shape to potential. crop which consistently provides very
enhance utilisation. high yields of succulent green fodder.
BARCOLI is a flexible forage option that
Samson is a variety which has been can be spring sown for a late summer Three varieties are available. High-yielding
very successful wherever it has been feed behind turnips or autumn sown for giant type kale with potential yield of
used throughout the UK and with some winter grazing. 18,000kg DM/ha.
farmers proclaiming as the best stubble
Advantages Caledonian
turnip variety they have encountered!
• Good regrowth potential with excellent A high yielding kale with good clubroot
Advantages winter keeping properties tolerance. Its huge yield makes it ideal for
• High leaf to bulb ratio resulting in high • Good aphid tolerance utilisation by dairy and beef cattle.
levels of protein • Fast growing leafy catch crop
Keeper
• Full-leaved late tetraploid bulbing with • High protein content
A medium height kale with excellent leaf
very good early vigour • Longer lasting than stubble turnips
to stem ratio (greater than 50% leaf).
• Proven very palatable to grazing animals • Flexible sowing period
Suitable for sheep and cattle grazing.
with good disease resistance • Sheep, dairy or beef production
• Early maturing (60-90 days) for Pinfold
excellent summer/winter feed Expert advice
A medium height, leafy, fast growing kale
Plant two-thirds of the cropable area in
for autumn or winter use. Suitable for
Expert advice early maturing SAMSON stubble turnip
Brassica forage crops are a valuable tool sheep and cattle.
Plant two-thirds of the cropable area in and one-third in this late maturing variety
for meeting the changing feed and energy
this early maturing SAMSON stubble turnip BARCOLI forage rape, at the same time Advantages
requirements throughout the year to
and one-third with a late maturing variety, (not together). This will provide a high • Excellent tolerance to frost
supplement a grass diet.
such as BARCOLI forage rape, at the same quality summer feed that can be grazed • Good aphid tolerance
time (not together). This will provide a high from 60-150 days after sowing. • Very high dry matter yields
Feed supply and stock performance
quality summer feed that can be grazed • Good winter hardiness
can be manipulated through the use of Sowing rate: Drilled: 2.5kg/acre (6kg/ha)
from 60-150 days after sowing.
different brassica crops. We recognise the Broadcast: 4kg/acre (10kg/ha) percentage. Sowing rate: Drilled: 1-2kg/acre (2.5-5kg/
integral role of brassicas, forage herbs and Sowing rate: Spring - 3kg/acre (7.5kg/ha) Pack sizes: 10kg or 25kg ha) Broadcast: 3kg/acre (7.5kg/ha). Pack
Lucerne in breeding and research and we for high leaf percentage | Autumn - 2kg/ sizes: 5kg or 25kg (untreated), 2kg (treated)
are proud to supply products specifically acre (5kg/ha) for larger bulb percentage.
bred for UK systems. Pack sizes: 5kg or 25kg Sow spring & 90-110 days Sow spring & 170-220 days
early summer to maturity early summer to maturity
Sow spring 60-90 days
& autumn to maturity Utilise autumn Zero & Utilise autumn
Graze in situ
& winter graze in situ & winter
Utilise summer
Graze in situ
& winter
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Barmix Bar GS4 STEWARDSHIP
A highly successful, persistent, drought tolerant, protein rich sward for beef and A true multispecies legume, grass, wildflower and herb rich sward for increased
sheep production from a clover-based sward. biodiversity.
This vigorous sward, with abundant Advantages
BARMIX uses the best new cocksfoot When to cut
legumes and herbs, will provide habitat • This diverse mixture has been proven to
and tall fescues to produce a highly Produces one or two exceptional silage cuts
and food for a huge variety of insects provide a hardy, long grazing season for
palatable, very productive ley. As a result of extremely nutritious forage. BARMIX can
and wildlife need for your farm to livestock with the multi legume species
it produces considerably more grass than be shut off mid-season after spring grazing
thrive and improve soil structure and to fix nutrients and sustain year-long
conventional ryegrass leys especially under for a big bale silage, haylage or hay cut.
water infiltration. It is also suitable for production.
low fertility conditions and low fertiliser
When to graze productive cattle and sheep. • Including flowering species, this mixture
usage.
This mixture can be grazed all year. Tall provided vital beneficial pollinators feed
When to sow fescue and cocksfoot grow very rapidly, and shelter.
Sow when soil temperature is above 8°C. particularly in early spring, so to maintain • Deep penetrating roots will improve
The mixture has been designed to deliver the sward in its optimum condition, it is soil structure and have the ability to
exceptional late winter and early spring strongly recommended to tightly graze make the best use of the available soil
growth. With a lower proportion of the sward from late winter. This stops nutrients, moisture and minerals.
ryegrass, this mixture will thrive on more the grass becoming too strong, allowing
marginal land and under a clover only or it to remain highly palatable to grazing Kg Variety Species
under lower fertility conditions and low animals or giving the best combination of 1.75kg GLASKER Early Perennial Ryegrass (DIP)
nitrogen usage. quality and quantity when conserved. 1.75kg CALLAN Late Perennial Ryegrass (DIP)
0.5kg COMER Timothy
Kg Variety Species
0.5kg MOTIM Timothy
2.5kg TODDINGTON Late Perennial Ryegrass (DIP)
2kg BARELITE Tall Fescue
3kg GRACEHILL Late Perennial Ryegrass (TET)
1kg COSMONAUT Meadow Fescue
2.5kg BARDOUX Tall Fescue
1.5kg DASCADA Cocksfoot
3kg BARELITE Tall Fescue
0.25kg ALICE White Clover Large Leaved
1kg ARCHIBALDI Cocksfoot
0.25kg CRUSADER White Clover Medium Leaf
1kg COMER Timothy
1.5kg DISCOVERY Red Clover Late
1kg PROTA WHITE White Clover Blend
0.1kg SAINFOIN Legume
14kg per acre, 2,752 seeds/m2 0.1kg BIRDSFOOT TREFOIL Legume
0.8kg BARVICOS Legume
Sowing rate: 14 kg per acre Soil temperature: >8°C
0.15kg COMMANDER Chicory
Sowing rate seeds: 2814 per m2 Min. cutting/grazing height:
0.15kg TONIC Plantain
Sowing depth: up to 10mm 1500kg DM/ha or ~8 cm
0.05kg YARROW Herb
Available without clover 0.05kg SHEEPS PARSLEY Herb
0.1kg BURNET SALAD Herb
Sowing rate: 12.5kg per acre Pack size: 12.5kg
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Bar Finisher GRASS & HERB BLEND Bar Herbal GRASS & HERB BLEND
A blend of herb, clover and plantain designed specifically for grazing all classes of A specialist grass & herbal mixture designed to extend the shoulders of the
livestock and can be used as an addition to grazing swards. grazing season whilst enhancing the yield and the quality of the sward.
Producing a leafy, high quality feed Advantages A mixture containing grass, clover, Advantages
over spring, summer and autumn when • Highly palatable, providing an excellent plantain and chicory. The deep rooting • Highly palatable, providing an excellent
traditional pastures can decrease in feed for high live weight gains characteristics of the herbs and legumes feed for high live weight gains
quality, BAR FINISHER can be used as a six • High quality summer feed that recovers will enhance the mineral content of their • Exceptionally long growing season
month or two-year crop depending on the quickly after grazing companion grasses due to their ability • Fixes free nitrogen from the
farm system and grazing management • High protein option for dairy farmers to source nutrients from deep within the atmosphere, up to 150kg N/ha
approach. • Clover provides fixed nitrogen soil. This will also help with soil structure • Chicory and Plantain are rich in minerals
• High mineral content, particularly zinc, and therefore increase water infiltration, and trace elements
Clover in the mix will provide nitrogen
potassium and copper resulting in extra grazing days when
to feed the crop, also filling space
compared to conventional perennial
not occupied by herbs. The red clover
ryegrass mixtures.
component, alongside the herbs, will
provide high quality feed through a dry Animals prefer to graze a mixed species
season, helping to reduce risk in summer sward, resulting in higher voluntary
dry areas. intakes and better animal performance.
Kg Variety Species Kg Variety Species
3kg PROTA RED Red Clover Blend 1.75kg GLENARM Late Perennial Ryegrass (DIP)
2kg PROTA WHITE White Clover Blend 1.75kg GOSFORD Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (DIP)
3kg TONIC Plantain 2kg SEAGOE Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass (TET)
2kg COMMANDER Chicory 2kg DRUMBO Late Perennial Ryegrass (DIP)
Sowing rate: 5kg per acre Pack size: 10kg 3kg BALLINTOY Late Perennial Ryegrass (TET)
0.5kg COMER Timothy
1kg PROTA WHITE White Clover
1kg COMMANDER Chicory
0.75kg TONIC Plantain
Sowing rate: 13.75kg per acre Pack size: 13.75kg
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AB9 WINTER BIRD FOOD AB15 TWO YEAR SOWN LEGUME FALLOW
A spring sown mixture of small seed producing species to provide cover A mix designed to provide food for farmland wildlife, such as pollen and nectar
for farmland birds along with producing seed which gives a source of food for pollinators, and invertebrate chick food for farmland birds. It can also be a
throughout the autumn and winter. useful part of a rotation aimed at reducing blackgrass populations.
AB9 provides important food resources Advantages The mix needs to be sown and established Advantages
for farmland birds, especially in autumn • Produces an abundant and available as soon as possible after harvest and • Reduction in flowering blackgrass and
and winter. supply of small seeds during the before the 15th September. To stop an abundant supply of sown pollen and
autumn and winter months blackgrass heading this needs to be cut at nectar-rich flowers between early and
% Variety • Farmland birds feed on the seeds least twice during the first 12 months and late summer
50% SPRING TRITICALE from October the scheme stipulates you can only cut • Pollinating and beneficial insects such
30% SPRING BARLEY • When flowering during the summer between 1 March and 31 October. as bumblebees, solitary bees, butterflies
3% WHITE MILLET months will attract beneficial insects and hoverflies
8% KALE
including bumblebees, solitary bees, • Adult farmland birds and chicks
butterflies and hoverflies. foraging in and around the sown fallow
3% LINSEED
• Establish between 15th February between April and July
6% FODDER RADISH
and 15th June
This is a general purpose mix. If a specific • Complies with environmental
bird has been specified please contact us for stewardship scheme AB9
a relevant mix.
% Variety % Variety
67% INTERMEDIATE OR 10% ALSIKE CLOVER
LATE PERENNIAL RYEGRASS 5% BIRD’S-FOOT TREFOIL
15% RED CLOVER 5% BLACK MEDICK
10% COMMON VETCH 50% COMMON VETCH
7% BIRD’S-FOOT TREFOIL 15% LUCERNE
1% COMMON KNAPWEED 15% RED CLOVER
Agreements starting on or before 1 January Agreements starting on or after 1 January 2021,
2020, sow at an overall seed rate of around sow in the autumn, at 15-20 kg/ha with the
30 kg/ha. Retain for 2 years before lower seed rate on light/medium soils and the
re-establishment: higher seed rate on heavier soils. Retain for
2 years before re-establishment:
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Artemis Lucerne Chicory
A highly nutritious forage for livestock, A mineral rich herb with a long
combining good digestibility with high taproot, aiding drainage and crop root
protein, providing excellent milk yields and development, making an ideal cover crop.
daily live weight gains. Well managed, Commander produces excellent yields of
this perennial crop can persist for up to 5 high protein forage. Works well in grass
years and is best suited to free draining, and clover mixtures. The potential yield is
drier soil types with a minimum pH of >300 g/hd/d when rotationally grazed.
6. Artemis Lucerne is one of the best Has beneficial anthelmintic properties.
varieties available in the UK today.
Plantain Wildflowers Wholecrop Mixtures
Barvicos Vetch Used to boost summer milk production Establishing flower-rich margins on the Offer a flexible alternative or
Highly productive and rich in protein and to finish lambs. Historically used edges of fields can be hugely beneficial, complimentary feed to grass and maize
with rapid soil coverage. With vigorous in grassland mixtures, Tonic is suited to helping farmers maintain a healthy silage. Producing high dry matter yields
growth, this vetch is winter-hardy and many soil types and can increase daily ecosystem and attracting beneficial and high levels of protein. These mixtures
will establish and grow well on most intakes during the summer. Proven to insects, which in turn can help to pollinate in particular cereals can be grown almost
soil types, helping to soak up and hold reduce ammonia levels in urine. Used to crops and predate pests. anywhere in the UK. With the short
nutrients in the soil for use by spring add diversity to grass mixtures along with growing time (12-14 weeks) they offer an
cropping or reseeding. BARVICOS fixes Chicory and clovers. early entry for the following grass reseed.
large amounts of nitrogen and it can Gamecover Mixtures The most popular mix is a 60% Barley 40%
be used for green manuring and annual Pea blend. Other mixtures are available
A range of game cover mixtures are available
forage production either alone or in please contact us for more information.
please contact us for more information.
mixtures with grasses.
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Taking Forage Samples
Step by step guide
Clamp Silage (Maize and Wholecrop)
1 Sample approx. 15cm into the clamp face (carry a screwdriver with you).
2 Take 5-10 samples across the face in a “W” shape.
3 Mix the samples together on a clean surface.
Put 500g into a sample bag, pushing as much air out of the bag as possible
4
NWF Silage Additives (like a vacuum pack).
Fill in the yellow card for each sample. Please ensure this is readable and that all
NWF silage additives help create intelligent silage that best suits the needs of 5 appropriate fields are filled in (name, account number and sample type and ID).
livestock. The range includes additives for grass, whole crop and maize silage,
all formulated to produce quality silage with balanced acid profile. Send the sample (and card) to NWF Agriculture in the pre-paid bag.
6 If the sample cannot be posted straight away, refrigerate the sample.
*Do not freeze and do not send the sample of a Friday.
NWF Sila-Guard 50 NWF Sila-Guard Maize
To give an early assessment of the clamp prior to feeding, core samples can be
A high-quality additive containing quick A high-quality premixture of technological Core taken. Take 3 full depth core samples from the top, along the diagonal of the clamp.
acting bacteria and enzymes that convert additives perfectly suited to UK grown
crop carbohydrates into energy for maize. The additive has been formulated to *Do not underestimate the variability within the clamp. Most clamps have multiple cuts from multiple
fields. Take regular samples as you go through the clamp to ensure a ration Is balanced appropriately.
milk production. The additive has been produce a high-quality stable silage with a
formulated with to produce a high- complementary balanced acid profile.
energy and high-quality stable silage Fresh Grass
with a complimentary balanced acid
profile for livestock. NWF Sila-Guard Whole Crop Take 10 handful samples in an “X” pattern across the area (two samples
1 at each point on the “X”). Cut these with scissors, at mower height.
A high-quality additive containing quick
NWF Sila-Guard 45 acting bacteria and enzymes that convert Put into a sample bag, sealing as much air out of the bag as possible
An exceptional additive that offers crop carbohydrates into energy for 2 (like a vacuum pack). A minimum of 500g is required.
quality and value. The additive has been milk production. The additive has been
formulated to produce a high-quality formulated to produce a high-quality Fill in the yellow card for each sample. Please ensure this is readable and that
stable silage with a complimentary stable silage with a complementary 3 all appropriate fields are filled in (name, account number and sample type;
balanced acid profile for livestock. balanced acid profile. pre-cut, MYFG, grazed grass, and sample ID).
4 Post as soon as possible to NWF Agriculture in the pre-paid bag (with the yellow card).
Features Benefits
*With all samples, please ensure that they have ID- On the bag and the ID card!
• Designed for UK weather • Improved Palatability
& UK Grass & Crops • Improved Yields
• Rapid pH drop to inhibit growth (Edinburgh University trials) Key Points to consider
of spoilage bacteria • Stable silage with minimum when analysing your silage
• Exclusive lactic acid mix nutrient loss
• Microbial stimulants • More active bacteria once rehydrated 1. Energy 2. Protein 3. Dry Matter
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SOIL
ANALYSIS
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The NWF soil analysis service provides accurate assessment of the key nutrients Precise crop nutrition is essential if yields are to be maximised, soil fertility is to be
that should be applied to grassland, arable and forage crops. preserved and environmental requirements are to be met.
Results enable nutrient levels to be Fields of up to 10Ha (25 Acres) can be NWF supply a comprehensive range of
STRAIGHTS
identified and shortfalls can be corrected sampled as a single unit, providing the high-quality fertilisers for grass, arable or
with the application of fertiliser for field is uniform (soil type, past crops, lime, mixed farms looking for optimum yields NWF supply a range of straights for
optimum grow and crop protection. fertiliser usage). Large and non-uniform and the best return on investment. grassland, forage and arable crops
The follow nutrient levels can be fields should be subdivided and each including:
accurately measured: sample labelled as separate. The NWF sales team offer a soil analysis • Muriate of Potash (MOP)
service to ensure the right nutrients are • Triple Super Phosphate (TSP)
• Phosphorus • Iron Taking Soil Samples applied to crops in the most cost-effective • Diammonium Phosphate (DAP)
• Potassium • Manganese Adopting the ‘W’ pattern, take a way. The range includes ammonium • Ammonium Sulphate
• Granular Urea
• Magnesium • Copper representative sample from multiple nitrate, ammonium sulphate, straights,
• Granular Lime
• pH • Zinc points across the field, avoiding gateways, and blends, suitable for British grassland,
• Boron • Sulphur hedges, ditches and footpaths. We arable and forage crops.
• Sodium • Calcium recommend 20 samples.
• Molybdenum (Cobalt) NWF TOP YIELD BLENDS AMMONIUM NITRATE & SULPHATE
1 Remove the top 5cm of soil and discard.
NWF has a comprehensive range of high- NWF has a comprehensive range of high-
Soil samples should be taken on all 2 Take a sample to a depth of 15cm for
quality standard and bespoke fertilisers quality standard and bespoke fertilisers
fields at least once every 2-4 years. The arable or 8cm for grass. supplied in 600kg bags. For balanced crop supplied in 600kg bags. For balanced crop
soil where other crops are grown may 3 The samples should be mixed in a nutrition in grazing applications, choose from: nutrition in grazing applications, choose from:
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• 25-5-5 • Imported Ammonium Nitrate, 34%N a
information is accurate and up to date. 4 Seal the bag securely and label before • 27-6-6 highly reliable and consistent straight
passing to your NWF Sales Specialist. • 20-10-10 nitrogen fertiliser, spreading evenly to
For arable and grassland, soil samples can bouts of 24cm
be taken at any time of the year, provided For optimum yields for silage crops the
• 30N 20S03
standard grades include:
fertiliser has not been applied in the past • 27N 12S03 (CAN Blend)
6 months. Where lime has been applied, • 24-0-15 • 27N 9sS03 (CAN Compound)
2 years should be allowed before samples • 24-0-13
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*
All above available with or without sulphur.
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Production Sites
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NWF Agriculture offer a wide range of technical services for livestock farmers
and located at our head office is Cheshire is a state of the art laboratory
to analyse forage samples. l Wixland
NWF Technical Services The NWF Agriculture state of the art
• Dairy Costings laboratory at the head office in Cheshire
Wardle
• Beef Costings analyses:
NWF Agriculture Ltd, Wardle, Nantwich, Cheshire, CW5 6AQ
• Ration Planning • Fresh grass Tel: 01829 261155
• Diet Sieving • Silage – grass, maize, whole crop
• Dung Sieving • Haylage Wixland
• Forage Analysis NWF Agriculture Ltd, Wixland Mill, Wixland, Atherington, Devon, EX37 9HZ
Tel: 01769 560273
• Rumen Health Check FREE analysis for NWF customers with
• Fertility Check results processed within 24hrs* of receipt Longtown
• Udder Health Check of sample (*48hrs during peak season). Jim Peet Agriculture, Sandysyke Mill, Sandysike Industrial Estate, Sandysike, Longtown,
• Dry Cow Check Carlisle, Cumbria, CA6 5SS. Tel: 01228 79190
• Mineral Analysis NWF Sales Specialists work alongside Brayton
• Interherd Report using NMR farmers and in-house nutritionists to Jim Peet Agriculture, Brayton Park Mill, Brayton Park,
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• Soil Analysis to maximise herd health and output.
• Water Testing
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• Cow & Calf Signals NWF Agriculture conforms to the Forage Any information provided in this grass and forage seed catalogue is given in good faith and to the best of our
Analysis Assurance Scheme. existing knowledge. Any advice should therefore be taken as a general guide only and not relied upon for all
conditions and circumstances. We cannot accept any legal liability for information provided within the catalogue.
In any instance where there are shortages in specified varieties we reserve the right to substitute equivalent varieties.
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