KS-12 Mix 10kg - for arable land at risk of periodic drought
KS-12 hay mixture is characterised by a high proportion of lucerne and high protein content, ideal for mineral and dry soils. Intended for 3-year use, it is suitable for land at risk of periodic drought.
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KS-12 - hay mixture - high lucerne content, high protein
Advantages of the KS-12 hay mixture:
- Hay mixture
- For 3-year use
- For dry soils
- For arable land at risk of periodic drought
- High protein
- High lucerne content
- For silage and haylage
- For feeding high-yielding dairy cows
- High green mass yield
- Higher quality fodder
- For mineral soils
The KS-12 hay mixture has been created for 3-year use.
We recommend the KS-12 mixture for implementation on arable land at risk of periodic drought.
A characteristic feature of the KS-12 hay mixture is its high protein content. The mixture includes a high proportion of sown lucerne and valuable meadow grass species. All lucerne varieties used significantly increase the protein content in the sward.
We recommend using the yield for the production of silage and haylage. It is worth allocating it for feeding high-yielding dairy cows.
Additionally, the high content of festulolium and meadow fescue allows the mixture to achieve a very high green mass yield. This mass has a high energy concentration in the harvested fodder.
The KS-12 mixture also stands out for its properly balanced ratio of protein to carbohydrates and calcium to phosphorus. This allows for higher quality fodder.
It performs best under conditions favourable for lucerne cultivation. It will also work well on dry sites.
Use the KS-12 hay mixture on mineral soils.
What is the composition of the KS-12 hay mixture?
- perennial ryegrass 4n-15%
- festulolium-25%
- meadow fescue-10%
- soft-leaved tall fescue-15%
- sown lucerne/variety 1-15%
- sown lucerne/variety 2-10%
- hybrid lucerne-10%
Agronomic recommendations for the KS-12 hay mixture:
- Usage type: hay
- Usage period: 3 years
- Soil type: mineral
- Sowing rate: 30-35 kg/ha




