DLF Grass Mixtures
Grazing Mixtures
DLF 4N Grazer
The grazing utilisation trait on the PPI is probably the most important trait to consider when selecting varieties for a grazing mixture. This trait indicates how well a variety is grazed out. Having varieties with excellent utilisation is not only important for animal performance, these high utilisation varieties tend also to be easier managed, achieving low residuals, less stem regrowth and generally requiring little if any topping. 4N Grazer from DLF is a unique all-tetraploid mixture designed for maximum grass utilisation.
DLF Grazer
Grazed grass is the cheapest feed available to Irish farmers and during the main grazing
season animal performance is achieved almost entirely from grazed grass. Having a grass
mixture with excellent quality, high grazing yields and low grazing residuals is critical to farm profitability. DLF Grazer is a specialist grazing mixture put together with our latest genetics based on the PPI and on-farm grazing trials with the DLF Partner Farm program. DLF Grazer contains a mixture of diploid, tetraploid and DLF’s NxGen tetraploid varieties
ensuring high yield and quality and excellent grazability. DLF Grazer will deliver good spring growth and quality grazing throughout the year.
DLF 6 Species Herbal Ley
DLF 14 Species Herbal Ley
Cut & Graize Mixtures
DLF Performance
DLF Persistence
DLF Heavy Soils
DLF All Stock
A versatile mixture to cut or graze, suitable for all classes of stock Good spring production for early turnout Excellent first-cut silage yield Timothy included for additional spring growth, palatability and winter-hardiness
Cutting Mixtures
DLF N Saver Silage
DLF Perennial Silage
DLF Hybrid Silage
DLF ZeroGraze
Specialist Mixtures
DLF ProNitro Overseeding
DLF Low Input Pasture
DLF Horse Paddock
Organic Mixtures
DLF Organic Performance
DLF Organic Silage
DLF Organic Multi-Species
Did You Know?
- 1 tonne of grass DM costs ~€70 to produce – relatively cheap compared to grass silage (€160/tonne DM) and concentrate (€250/tonne DM)
- Increasing the proportion of grazed grass in the diet by 10% can lead to a 2.5 cent reduction in the cost of producing 1 litre of milk
- Each additional tonne of DM utilised is worth approximately €181/ha
- Could reduce GHG emissions intensity by 4%
Learn More About Grass Mixtures
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