At Nutrien Young, we have a range of specialty pasture blends that have been proven to perform in our local condition
Nitromax L:G 100:0
Pasture Varieties | Benefits |
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Stamina 5 S/S Lucerne | A high performance, high persistence legume blend. |
Bindoon S/S Sub Clover | An excellent grazing option for sheep with the added bonus of the ability to make high quality hay or silage. |
Taipan Balansa Clover S/S | An excellent grazing option for sheep with the added bonus of the ability to make high quality hay or silage. |
Recommended Sowing Rate 8-10kg/ha | |
Lambmaxx L:G = 62: 38
Pasture Varieties | Benefits |
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Stamina 5 Lucerne S/S | A high production balanced legume grass pasture. |
Bindoon Sub Clover S/S | Great for lambing ewes or turning of prime lambs. |
Temora Tall Fescue | |
Recommended Sowing Rate 10-12kg/ha | |
Springmaxx L:G 45:55
Pasture Varieties | Benefits |
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Taipan Balansa | Springmaxx as the name infers comes into its own with a mass production in spring that can be baled into excellent silage or hay or grazed. This is a great mix for sheep or cattle with sold autumn/winter and explosive spring growth. |
Goulbourn S/S | |
Bindoon Sub Clover S/S | |
Temora Tall Fescue | |
Confederate Phalaris | |
Recommended Sowing Rate 12-15kg/ha | |
Cowmaxx L:G 40:60
Pasture Varieties | Benefits |
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Confederate Phalaris | Cowmaxx is a great legume to grass balance for cattle. It will provide good volumes of high value feed in a sfe package. With the addition of cocksfoot will give grass persistence in tougher areas of your paddock. |
Temora Tall Fescue | |
Aurus Cocksfoot | |
Bindoon S/S Sub Clover | |
Leura Sub Clover S/S | |
Recommended Sowing Rate 12-15kg/ha | |
Sheepmaxx L:G 50:50
Pasture Varieties | Benefits |
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Stamina 5 Lucerne S/S | Sheepmaxx offers a balanced high performance legume grass mix for your sheep operation. This mix provides longevity of stand with high production potential. |
Bindoon Sub Clover S/S | |
Temora Tall Fescue | |
Confederate Phalaris | |
Recommended Sowing Rate 12-15kg/ha | |