Peaceful Valley General Purpose Pasture Mix (lb)

Peaceful Valley General Purpose Pasture Mix — a blend designed to rejuvenate your pastures and nurture your livestock.

Featuring a combination of Fawn Tall Fescue, Riley Intermediate Ryegrass, Tetraploid Annual Ryegrass, and Orchardgrass seeds. As well as Nitrocoated Ladino White Clover, Nitrocoated Trefoil, Nitrocoated Strawberry Clover, and Nitrocoated Red Clover.

Fawn Tall Fescue, with its deep-rooted nature, bestows numerous benefits upon the soil. This hardy grass species aids in soil aeration, improving water infiltration and nutrient absorption. Its persistence in diverse climates and resistance to grazing pressure contribute to its suitability for sustainable pasture management. Moreover, its exceptional palatability sustains livestock with quality forage.

Riley Intermediate Ryegrass complements the mix, enhancing soil health with its fibrous root system. Its rapid establishment and early-season growth ensure a steady forage supply for livestock. This grass species is highly efficient in nutrient uptake, enriching the soil with essential elements required for sustainable pasture growth.

The inclusion of Tetraploid Annual Ryegrass provides versatility to the blend. Its quick establishment and high forage quality make it a valuable asset in sustaining livestock nutrition. Additionally, its rapid growth aids in soil protection and weed suppression, fostering a balanced pasture environment.

Orchardgrass further contributes to soil enrichment with its deep-rooted capacity, extracting water and nutrients efficiently from the soil.

Its adaptability and persistence bolster the resilience of your pastures, ensuring continuous forage availability for your livestock.

• Apply 25-30 pounds per acre.
• Custom blend. Minimum 50 pounds per order.
• Inoculant: No additional inoculant is needed. The legume seed is already coated with the appropriate Rhizobium bacteria to support nodulation and nitrogen fixation.
• Estimated Mature Height: 12–48 inches when allowed to reach flowering or seed-head maturity. Mowing, grazing, or harvest typically keeps the stand shorter.