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Overseeding is a cost effective way of prolonging the quality and usable life of your sward. There is no need to spray off and plough ahead of drilling a new ley. Using the overseeding method saves machinery hours as well as reducing the amount of seed required. Choose from either a short term mixture using vigorous Tetraploid Italian Ryegrass, Hybrid Ryegrass and Intermediate Perennial Ryegrass or a long term mixture using Tetraploid Intermediate and Late Perennial Ryegrasses.
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- ü Triumph Overseeding is a system of routine scarifying and overseeding of both young grassland and new re-seeds.
- ü The system is based on preventing weed grass ingress that leads to rapid sward decline in later years.
- ü The system works by annually topping up young swards with productive ryegrass and preventing weed grasses from developing within the sward.
- ü The system significantly improves the productive life and quality of a sward with yield and quality improvements of up to 30%.
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- ü Field Preparation Remove all surplus grass growth by cutting or hard grazing. Scarify the area in opposite directions using a grass scarifying harrow.
- ü Sowing Sow at the same time as scarifying with around 25kg/Ha (10kg/Ac) of the appropriate Triumph Overseeding mixture. Immediately after sowing roll the field to consolidate the ground and ensure good seed to soil contact.
- ü Timing Immediately after the last silage cut of the season (Late August ~ Early September) or after a hard graze in the spring or autumn.
- ü Fertiliser Wait until at least 10 - 15 days after sowing.
- ü Livestock re-introduction After Cutting (wait until aftermaths have fully recovered). After Grazing ( Keep stock on for 10 - 15 days then remove and allow sward to recover).
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