The Premier range of grass seed is exclusive to Agrigem and features a high quality mix specifically formulated for specific areas, whether for seeding new grass or to overseed bare or patchy areas. This paddock grass seed does not contain rye grass meaning it will provide a dense and resilient turf for grazing and hay.
Some horse owners are increasingly opting for non-rye grass mixes as they have a lower sugar content and helps prevent dietry issues such as stomach ulcers and lamintitis.
Contents Breakdown:
A comprehensive paddock and pasture care calendar helps you to maintain healthy grasslands for horses throughout the year.
Continual grazing and weather impacts can challenge your paddock pasture leaving it patchy with signs of wear. Overseeding is a cost-effective way to...
Heavy hooves and up to eighteen hours grazing a day take their toll on paddock pasture. Careful preparation and a good on-going maintenance plan are f...
Laminitis is the inflammation and failure of the sensitive tissues inside a horse’s hoof, caused by eating pasture too rich in sugar / starch. In this...
A few things affect how long it takes for grass seed to grow, but on average, you can expect grass to appear 7-12 days after sowing, with an establish...
Last year’s summer saw paddocks badly affected by drought, with many fields across the country turning brown and crisp - significantly reducing the am...
After a long, wet winter, your once-lush paddock can look more like a mud bath - especially around gateways and fence lines. While poaching feels inev...
In this informative video, we delve into the essential aspects of weed management in paddocks and pastures, providing valuable insights on why treatin...
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