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Karino Pasture Mix 20kg - for Horses and Fattening Cattle

Karino pasture mix is a perennial blend designed for horses and fattening cattle. It is resistant to grazing, mowing and trampling, characterised by vigorous regrowth.

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Description

Karino - pasture mix - for moderately moist, fertile, heavy and medium-heavy soils

Advantages of the Karino specialised pasture mix:

  • Perennial mixture
  • Recommended for moderately moist, fertile, heavy and medium-heavy soils
  • Created with horses and fattening cattle in mind
  • Resistant to grazing, mowing and trampling
  • Vigorous
  • For mineral and organic soils

The Karino specialised pasture mix is characterised by longevity and a wide ecological range.

It was created with horses and fattening cattle in mind.

Intended for moderately moist, fertile, heavy and medium-heavy sites.

It is known for its resistance to grazing, mowing and trampling. It regrows vigorously.

Feed obtained from the Karino pasture mix is characterised by high digestibility, high sugar content, protein and Ca, Na, Mg, K.

Abundant yield is supported by the presence of smooth meadow-grass in the mixture already in the first year after sowing. White clover and meadow foxtail remain dark green until late autumn.

Additionally, the high turf-forming ability of meadow foxtail will positively affect feed value during the post-drought period.

Use the Karino pasture mix on both mineral and organic soils (low peat, peat-muck and humus soils) of classes I-V.

What is the composition of the Karino pasture mix?

  • perennial ryegrass 2n - 18%
  • perennial ryegrass 4n - 10%
  • smooth meadow-grass - 10%
  • hybrid ryegrass - 5%
  • red fescue - 20%
  • meadow foxtail - 20%
  • timothy - 15%
  • creeping bentgrass - 2%

Agronomic recommendations for the Karino pasture mix:

  • Usage type: pasture
  • Usage period: perennial
  • Soil type: mineral / organic
  • Sowing rate: 35-40 kg/ha

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