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Hancock’s Horse Pasture Grass Cool Climate Mix is the perfect blend of endophyte-free pasture grass seed varieties. This cool season pasture grass seed mixture was selected to provide a dual purpose pasture advantage. Our horse pasture seed mixture provides close grazing adaptability as well as forage and hay production.~~~
Hancock’s Horse Pasture Grass Cool Climate Mix is the perfect blend of endophyte-free pasture grass seed varieties. This cool season pasture grass seed mixture was selected to provide a dual purpose pasture advantage. Our horse pasture seed mixture provides close grazing adaptability as well as forage and hay production.
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Hancock’s Horse Pasture Grass Cool Climate Mix is the perfect blend of endophyte-free pasture grass seed varieties. This cool season pasture grass seed mixture was selected to provide a dual purpose pasture advantage. Our horse pasture seed mixture provides close grazing adaptability as well as forage and hay production.
Our Horse pasture grass seed mixture is commonly used in pasture applications for horses, alpacas, sheep, and other grazing animals. This pasture grass seed mixture will perform in extremely cold climate areas.
The Orchardgrass is a later-maturing variety. It has good pest and disease resistance. It has very good cold tolerance and has shown to be highest in digestibility of all orchardgrasses. We use a grazing variety of Endophyte-Free Ryegrass in this mix, and Orchardgrass and Bluegrass as well to achieve the best possible grazing blend.
Our mixture contains:
Orchardgrass
Perennial Ryegrass
Annual Ryegrass
Timothy Grass
Kentucky Bluegrass
Varieties may change due to availability.
*Product packaging may appear different than what is pictured.~~~
Plant at a rate of 50 to 75 lbs. per acre for new pastures, or 25 to 50 lbs. per acre for overseeding pastures.
For pasture fertilization, apply 250 – 350 lbs. of 16-04-08 slow release fertilizer per acre in late spring, mid-summer, and early fall. Animals that are grazing will damage the pasture if the pasture is not properly fertilized annually. The grass must be provided with adequate nutrients to compete with the animals.