Rest & Relax Paddock Seed
Specially designed for elderly and retired horses or ponies, this low-sugar and low-energy grass mix ensures healthy grazing while supporting weight management. Ryegrass-free, it’s suitable for horses with laminitis, EMS, or other dietary sensitivities.
Key Features
- Low Sugar, Low Energy: Ideal for weight-sensitive horses and ponies.
- Ryegrass-Free: Reduces the risk of laminitis and supports EMS management.
- Deep-Rooted Grasses: Enhances pasture health and resilience, improving water and nutrient uptake.
- Dense Coverage: Forms a thick, stable pasture, perfect for long-term grazing.
What’s in the Mixture? (14KG)
- Meadow Fescue: 3.5KG – Adds nutritional balance.
- Creeping Red Fescue: 2KG – Improves soil stability and pasture density.
- Chewings Fescue: 2KG – Hardy and fine-leaved for diverse conditions.
- Tall Fescue: 1.5KG – Resilient and long-lasting.
- Timothy: 2.5KG – Palatable and low energy.
- Smooth Stalked Meadow Grass: 1.75KG – Adds durability and wear resistance.
- Smaller Catstail: 0.25KG – Contributes to diverse grazing.
- Common Bentgrass: 0.25KG – Fine-leaved, suitable for equine grazing.
Sowing Recommendations
- Rate: 14KG per acre.
- Method: Sow by hand or with a spreader. For smaller areas, use 30-45G per square metre.
- Suitable for creating new pastures or overseeding.
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Benefits
- Supports Sensitive Diets: Perfect for good doers, laminitic, or EMS-prone horses.
- Low Maintenance: The deep-rooted mix reduces the need for intensive care.
- Improves Soil Health: Enhances water and nutrient efficiency.
- Durable & Long-Lasting: Ensures a productive pasture for years to come.
Ideal For
- Elderly or Retired Horses & Ponies.
- Pastures for laminitis management or low-energy grazing.
- Weight Management in equines.
Packaging Note: Packaging may vary, but the exceptional quality of the mix remains consistent.
Choose Rest & Relax Paddock Seed for a healthy, safe, and sustainable pasture tailored to the unique needs of your equine companions.