Grass seed Professional pasture mix Horsepower (drought tolerant) 25 kg

The mixture consists of drought-tolerant grasses. In the established grassland, the planned cover of grazing-tolerant undergrowth is 40%. The proportion of fast-germinating eelgrass, which is competitive due to its good weed suppression, is 20%. It is a trampling species and is therefore well adapted to the heavy wear and tear caused by horses, which justifies its proportion in the mixture. Red fescue is a taracke grass, allowing longevity. In horse pastures, hard-stemmed grasses are also needed, but species with strong roots and trampling tolerance are required. Green strapgrass and reed canarygrass provide a wide moisture tolerance, withstanding both spring inland water and summer drought. Horses tend to leave buttercup patches ungrazed, so buttercups are not needed in the pasture mix. The high fibre ratio gives a high yield and allows the first growth surplus to be conserved as meadow hay.

Composition of the mixture:
Name of species Intended cover % % by weight
Eel perch 20 20
Red fescue 20 30
Knotweed ebir 30 20
Reed canarygrass 20 20
Green strapgrass 10 10

Seed requirement per hectare 50 kg
Available packages 25 kg


Sowing period: -from March - end of May - end of August - beginning of October