There are so many different types of grass seed mix that it would be impossible to have a comprehensive selection for every purpose, so please contact us to discuss your requirements. We can supply grass mixes for:
Forage
Environmental purposes
Lawns and Recreation
General Landscaping
A small selection of the grass mixes that we use regularly are:
A mix of Perennial Ryegrasses and Strong Creeping Red Fescue, ideal for general landscaping and lawns. Oakbank have used this mix extensively for scenarios such as caravan parks, fishing lakes and family lawns as it has excellent wear tolerance, good summer colour and low management costs.
A mix of Perennial Ryegrasses and Strong Creeping Red Fescue, ideal for general landscaping and lawns. Oakbank have used this mix extensively for scenarios such as caravan parks, fishing lakes and family lawns as it has excellent wear tolerance, good summer colour and low management costs.
This is a good quality, hard wearing paddock mix that will last many years. We get so many positive comments about this mix where it is used to overseed or reseed worn out paddocks. The grass cultivars chosen are relatively low in soluble carbohydrates (sugars) so they will help to prevent the worst effects of laminitis. A crop of Hay can be taken from this mix if required too.
A versatile mixture to cut or graze, this ley will withstand heavy grazing by all classes of stock. If ensiling this mix will give good yields and quality.
Contains: Intermediate and Late Perennial Ryegrass, Timothy and White Clover Blend. (A No Clover version is also available)
We are delighted to welcome Tom Olivant to our team, where he will be working with Ian to develop our Regenerative Agriculture activity. Tom is a graduate of @HarperAdamsUni and has a range of experience of farms in the UK and Australia.
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This is good news, as for many farms Stewardship is very much a business decision based on the financial proposal. The Environment cannot be left to ebb and flow purely with the movements of a market, it need stability and consistency, but farmers also need fair compensation. twitter.com/CooperBeth/sta…
