Scots Timothy Hay - Carse Hay columbine Traditionally grown for oil

Traditionally grown for oil

20% Chewings Fescue

Performance is achieved due to the complementary characteristics of different plant types

00 Heading date average for AberXtend HSG is 28 May for central Britain

It is slow growing in height and short at a maximum height of 300mm

Scots Timothy Hay - Carse Hay columbine Traditionally grown for oilThe very best hay is made from Timothy, Phleum pratense. All herbivores, if given the choice they will choose to eat Timothy. The easiest way to make quality Hay. This grass variety dries easily making quality hay quickly. Timothy is a remarkable grass, not only does Timothy grow well and actually like heavy wet soil, equally this variety will continue to produce in drought conditions. Extremely long lasting. Early Spring Growth High Yielding and