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UAN 32% is a high-efficiency liquid nitrogen fertiliser ideal for pasture, crops, and cereals. With its balanced blend of nitrate, ammonium, and urea nitrogen, UAN provides both quick plant uptake and sustained nutrient availability, promoting strong, responsive growth across a wide range of farming systems.
Size: 1000l
Features
- Total Nitrogen: 32%
- 50% Nitrate (NO₃⁻) – Immediate availability for rapid plant uptake
- 25% Ammonium (NH₄⁺) – Medium-term availability
- 25% Urea (CO(NH₂)₂) – Slow-release for ongoing supply
- High Efficiency: Uniform liquid coverage for even nitrogen distribution.
- Low Volatilisation: Reduced nitrogen loss compared with granular urea.
- Versatile Application: Suitable for foliar spraying, fertigation, and side-dressing.
- Mix Compatibility: Compatible with liquid sulphur and most trace elements.
- Easy Handling: Liquid form allows accurate metering and blending.
Benefits
- Fast and Sustained Response: Immediate green-up from nitrate, followed by steady ammonium and urea release.
- Efficient Nitrogen Delivery: Maximises uptake and reduces waste through volatilisation.
- Improved Yield Potential: Supports continuous growth in pasture, cereals, and crops.
- Flexible Use: Ideal for both intensive cropping and broadacre pasture management.
- Mixing Convenience: Easily integrated into existing liquid fertiliser programs.
Use & Management
Ideal For: Pasture, cereals, maize, and broadacre cropping systems requiring rapid, sustained nitrogen supply.
Application Methods:
- Foliar Spraying: Apply diluted with water for quick plant uptake.
- Fertigation: Suitable for irrigation systems to provide precise N delivery.
Application Tips:
- Avoid application during hot, dry conditions to reduce leaf scorch risk.
- Rinse equipment thoroughly after use.
- Check compatibility before tank mixing with other products.
Bolt Triticale is a medium-height, high-yielding forage and grain triticale bred in New Zealand for strong winter growth, disease resistance, and consistent performance. It establishes rapidly after autumn sowing and produces excellent feed through winter and spring, making it an ideal choice for wholecrop silage, baleage, or greenfeed systems.
Developed using doubled-haploid breeding for uniformity and stability, Bolt delivers reliable results for farmers looking for a versatile, low-risk forage cereal option.
Sowing Rate: 150-180kg per hectare
Key benefits
- Reliable Winter Feed: Rapid establishment provides valuable early feed during pasture slow-downs.
- High-Yielding Silage Option: Produces bulk feed with excellent energy and fibre balance.
- Flexible Management: Can be grazed, cut for silage, or harvested as grain.
- Improved Feed Efficiency: Uniform maturity simplifies harvest timing for consistent feed quality.
Faba Beans are a cool-season annual legume grown for forage, green manure, and grain across New Zealand. Known for their excellent nitrogen fixation, deep rooting, and high protein content, they are a valuable addition to mixed farming systems.
As a rotation and soil-improving crop, Faba Beans enhance soil structure, suppress weeds, and provide high-quality forage or silage with exceptional feed value.
Sowing Rate: 80-120kg per hectare
Key benefits
- Improves Soil Fertility: Fixes nitrogen for following crops or pastures.
- High-Protein Feed Source: Excellent forage or silage for dairy, beef, and sheep.
- Rotation Value: Breaks cereal disease cycles and improves long-term productivity.
- Weed Suppression: Dense canopy helps shade out competition.
Kraken Forage Barley is a two-row, awn-less barley variety bred for high-quality winter forage and silage production under New Zealand conditions. It offers rapid early growth, strong winter performance, and an extended growing season compared with many standard forage cereals.
Kraken is an excellent choice for farmers needing to fill winter feed gaps, produce silage or balage, or include a flexible cereal in their winter–spring feed rotation.
Sowing Rate: 150kg per hectare
Key benefits
- Fills Winter Feed Gap: Reliable early feed when pastures slow down.
- High-Quality Forage: Leafy, digestible material for excellent animal performance.
- Versatile: Ideal for multiple uses - grazing, hay, or silage.
- Low Management Risk: Improved disease resistance and standability.
- Multiple Grazings: Strong tillering and regrowth capacity under good management.
- Fits Rotations: Useful break crop before new pastures or summer crops.
Black Oats are a versatile, fast-growing annual oat variety widely used across New Zealand for winter and early spring feed, green manure, and cover cropping. Known for their vigorous establishment, strong root system, and cold tolerance.
Sowing Rate: 120-130kg per hectare
Key benefits
- Better suited for cereal grain.
- Fast Feed Production: Provides high-quality feed early in the season when pasture growth is limited.
- Soil Health Improvement: Builds organic matter, improves structure, and enhances microbial activity.
- Erosion Control: Dense canopy and fibrous roots protect soil over winter.
- Weed Suppression: Competes strongly with broadleaf and grass weed
Multileaf ML99 Lucerne is a premium lucerne (alfalfa) variety bred for exceptional leaf density, persistence, and feed quality. Designed for New Zealand conditions, ML99 offers a robust, high-performing legume option for farmers looking to improve pasture productivity, animal health, and long-term profitability. Its superior leaf-to-stem ratio delivers excellent palatability and high protein content, making it ideal for grazing or hay/silage production.
| Persistence | Up to 5 years |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate |
12-16kg per hectare |
- High Leaf Density: Exceptional multileaf trait ensures a high proportion of leaves for better feed value and digestibility.
- Strong Disease Resistance: Resistant to common lucerne diseases such as crown rot and anthracnose, ensuring longevity.
- Excellent Regrowth: Rapid recovery after grazing or cutting for consistent production.
- Deep Root System: Provides excellent drought tolerance and nutrient access.
- Winter Activity: Moderate to high winter activity for extended growing seasons. With a Domancy rating of 10.
Swiss Chard (also known as Silverbeet) is a versatile, leafy forage and cover crop that offers excellent feed quality, strong regrowth, and high mineral content. It belongs to the beet family and produces abundant, nutritious leafy growth that livestock readily graze.
| Persistence | Up to 18 months |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate |
1-2kg per hectare in a mix |
- Flexible, Multi-Graze Crop: Offers sustained feed production over multiple seasons.
- Boosts Animal Health: Nutrient-dense leaves support strong condition and milk production.
- Ideal for Diverse Grazing Systems: Provides a valuable alternative to brassicas or short-term pastures.
- Excellent Utilisation: Leafy, tender growth ensures minimal trampling or waste.
- Soil-Friendly: Deep-rooted plants improve soil structure and nutrient cycling.
Marco Turnip is a fast-growing, high-quality, early-maturing summer turnip bred for rapid establishment, excellent palatability, and reliable yields. It produces smooth, white-fleshed bulbs with a high leaf-to-bulb ratio, offering balanced, energy-rich feed for sheep, beef, and dairy systems.
As one of the earliest-maturing turnip varieties available, Marco is ideal for quick summer feed or as a bridge crop between pastures. Its sweet flavour, strong tops, and uniform bulb size make it a farmer favourite for finishing lambs and supplementing dairy herds.
| Persistence | Up to 3 months |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate |
2-3kg per hectare |
- Very Early Maturity: Ready to graze in 55-65 days after sowing.
- High Leaf-to-Bulb Ratio: Excellent combination of top and root feed.
- Smooth, White-Fleshed Bulbs: Sweet, soft bulbs encourage full grazing and minimal waste.
- Good Disease Tolerance: Resistant to common leaf and bulb diseases.
- Adaptable Performer: Consistent results across diverse soil types and regions
Barkant Turnip is a high-yielding, early-maturing, leafy turnip bred for superior bulb development, strong leaf production, and excellent palatability. It’s one of the most popular turnip varieties in New Zealand due to its fast establishment, reliable yield, and high-energy feed value.
Designed for summer and early autumn grazing, Barkant provides a well-balanced mix of leafy tops and smooth, white-fleshed bulbs - ideal for lamb finishing, dairy supplementation, and beef production.
| Persistence | Up to 3 months |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate |
2-3kg per hectare |
- Early Maturity: Ready to graze in 8–10 weeks after sowing.
- Leafy Growth Habit: Produces abundant leafy tops for early feed and bulb grazing later.
- Excellent Palatability: Sweet, soft bulbs and lush tops are readily grazed by all livestock classes.
- Good Disease Resistance: Tolerant to common brassica diseases, including leaf spot and mildew.
- Reliable Performer: Proven adaptability across a wide range of New Zealand soils and climates.
- Short-Term Crop: Ideal for quick feed supply or as part of a pasture renewal rotation.
Green Globe Turnip is a traditional, reliable white-fleshed turnip that provides high-quality, palatable feed for stock during autumn and early winter. It’s a proven performer across New Zealand farming systems, valued for its fast growth, high energy, and excellent feed utilisation.
This variety produces round, green-topped bulbs with strong leaf growth, offering a balanced supply of both leaf and root feed for sheep, cattle, and dairy herds.
| Persistence | Up to 5 months |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate |
2-3kg per hectare |
- Strong Leaf Growth: Provides a leafy top for early grazing followed by bulb utilisation.
- Reliable Performer: Proven across a wide range of soil types and climates.
- Excellent Palatability: Sweet, soft bulbs encourage full stock utilisation.
- Ready for grazing 90-120 days.
- Can be used as summer or winter turnips.
Pasja 2 Leafy Turnip is a fast-establishing, high-quality hybrid brassica bred for quick feed production, excellent regrowth, and superior palatability. It combines the rapid growth of a turnip with the regrowth ability of forage rape, providing versatile, multi-graze feed throughout summer, autumn, and early winter.
Developed for modern New Zealand farming systems, Pasja 2 delivers high yields of leafy, energy-rich feed that supports fast animal growth and efficient feed utilisation - ideal for sheep, beef, and dairy systems.
| Persistence | Up to 6 months |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate |
4kg per hectare |
- Rapid Growth: Ready to graze in as little as 6–8 weeks after sowing.
- Outstanding Regrowth: Capable of 2–3 grazings under good management.
- Leafy Growth Habit: Produces a dense canopy with minimal bulb, ensuring easy grazing.
- Heat & Drought Tolerant: Maintains performance through warm, dry conditions.
- Excellent Palatability: Soft, sweet leaves encourage full grazing and minimal wastage
Dash Leafy Turnip is a fast-growing, high-quality forage brassica that delivers exceptional early feed and strong regrowth potential. Bred for quick establishment and excellent palatability, Dash is a short-term, multi-graze crop ideal for summer, autumn, and early winter feed.
This leafy turnip produces high-energy feed within 6–8 weeks of sowing, making it an excellent option for filling feed gaps, finishing lambs, or boosting dairy and beef production during dry or high-demand periods.
| Persistence | Up to 6 months |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate |
4kg per hectare |
- Rapid Growth: Ready to graze in 6–8 weeks, providing quick feed when it’s most needed.
- Leafy Canopy: Produces lush, soft leaves with minimal bulb, ensuring easy grazing and maximum utilisation.
- Excellent Regrowth: Can provide 2–3 grazings under good management.
- Heat and Dry Tolerant: Performs well through warm, dry conditions where other forages struggle.
- Good Disease Resistance: Tolerant to common brassica leaf diseases, including powdery mildew.
- Flexible Sowing Window: Suitable for spring, summer, or early autumn sowing across most regions
Spitfire Rape is a high-yielding, fast-growing forage rape bred in New Zealand to deliver exceptional versatility, quality, and regrowth potential. It combines the early maturity of Winfred with the leafiness and persistence of Goliath, creating a robust brassica that performs across a wide range of conditions.
With rapid establishment, high energy content, and strong regrowth after grazing, Spitfire is ideal for summer, autumn, and early winter feed, providing flexible, high-quality forage for lambs, cattle, and dairy systems.
90-110 Days until grazing.
Recommended sowing rate of 4kg per hectare.
| Persistence | Up to 9 months |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate |
4kg per hectare |
- Fast Establishment: Rapid early growth - ready to graze in as little as 10–12 weeks after sowing.
- Excellent Regrowth: Capable of producing 2–3 grazings under good management.
- High Leaf-to-Stem Ratio: Soft, leafy structure for easy grazing and high utilisation.
- Strong Disease Tolerance: Excellent resistance to powdery mildew and leaf spot.
- Broad Sowing Window: Can be sown spring through early autumn for flexible feed planning.
Kingsford Rape is a high-yielding, leafy forage rape bred in New Zealand for strong regrowth, high feed value, and excellent stock utilisation. It’s one of the most versatile and proven brassicas, suitable for both summer and autumn feed or as a shoulder-season option between pasture rotations.
With rapid establishment and outstanding leaf production, Kingsford provides high-energy, palatable feed that livestock readily graze - ideal for lamb finishing, dairy supplementation, or beef systems.
| Persistence | Up to 9 months |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate |
4kg per hectare |
- Fast Establishment: Germinates quickly and delivers quality feed within 8–10 weeks of sowing.
- High Leaf-to-Stem Ratio: Soft, leafy forage promotes excellent palatability and intake.
- Excellent Regrowth Potential: Can deliver 2–3 grazings under good management.
- High Feed Value: Typically ME 12–13 MJ/kg DM, with high protein and digestibility.
- Flexible Sowing Window: Can be sown spring through early autumn depending on region and feed requirements.
Invitation Swede is a modern, high-yielding, yellow-fleshed swede bred for exceptional bulb quality, strong disease resistance, and winter reliability. With its high energy content and excellent palatability, Invitation delivers top animal performance and is a proven performer across New Zealand’s temperate and cooler farming regions.
This variety combines strong early growth, firm, smooth bulbs, and improved club root resistance, making it a smart choice for farmers seeking consistent, high-quality winter feed
Sowing Rate: 1-1.5kg per hectare
Key benefits
- Outstanding Feed Quality: High-energy yellow-fleshed bulbs for excellent live weight gain and animal condition.
- Strong Early Growth: Rapid establishment and canopy development provide early vigour and weed suppression.
- Excellent Palatability: Sweet, firm bulbs with smooth skin encourage full grazing and minimal waste.
- Disease Resistance: Improved tolerance to club root, dry rot, and mildew, offering dependable yield stability.
- Mid–Late Maturing: Around 200–230 days to grazing, ideal for mid- to late-winter feeding.
- Winter Hardiness: Maintains bulb integrity and feed quality through cold, wet winter conditions
Coleor Kale is a high-yielding, late-maturing French-bred kale variety recognised for its exceptional winter hardiness, high leaf yield, and excellent disease tolerance. It’s an ideal choice for dairy, beef, and sheep farmers seeking a reliable, energy-dense feed source through the colder months.
Coleor produces a dense canopy of leafy forage with strong stem strength and high dry matter content, ensuring excellent animal utilisation and minimal wastage.
Sowing Rate: 4-5kg per hectare
Key benefits
- High Leaf Yield: Outstanding leaf-to-stem ratio, delivering soft, palatable feed with strong nutritional value.
- Superior Winter Hardiness: Performs exceptionally in cold, wet conditions; maintains leaf quality and yield through frost periods.
- Strong Disease Resistance: Demonstrates excellent tolerance to leaf spot, Alternaria, and powdery mildew.
- Late Maturity: Around 210–240 days from sowing to grazing - ideal for late winter or early spring feeding.
Sovereign Gold Kale (commonly known as Sov Gold Kale) is a high-yielding, leafy forage kale bred in New Zealand for exceptional winter performance and animal utilisation. It combines excellent feed quality, strong disease resistance, and winter hardiness, making it a top choice for farmers seeking reliable, high-energy winter feed for dairy, beef, and sheep systems.
With its high leaf-to-stem ratio and robust growth habit, Sovereign Gold delivers dense, palatable feed.
Sowing Rate: 4-5kg per hectare
Key benefits
- High Feed Quality: ideal for finishing lambs and maintaining dairy or beef condition.
- Exceptional Leaf-to-Stem Ratio: Produces abundant leafy feed with minimal fibre and wastage.
- Strong Winter Hardiness: Tolerates frost and adverse weather, maintaining leaf quality into late winter.
- Excellent Palatability: Livestock readily graze both leaves and softer stems, ensuring high utilisation.
- Improved Disease Resistance: Tolerant to club root and leaf spot, reducing crop loss risk.
Berseem Clover is a fast-establishing annual legume that excels in warm soils and provides quality forage and nitrogen fixation within a single season. It is particularly suited for grazing, green manure use, and short-term forage rotations. In New Zealand conditions it works well as a seasonal legume for late winter/early spring grazing or cutting, and in situations where rapid ground cover and nitrogen input are required.
| Persistence | Up to 9 Months |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate |
2-4kg per hectare in a mix |
- Provides high-quality feed in seasons when perennial pastures may be slower -- supporting livestock growth or production.
- Improves soil fertility and nitrogen reserves, reducing reliance on synthetic nitrogen fertiliser.
- Offers flexibility in pasture or crop rotation systems - useful for rejuvenation, short-term forage or strategic sowing.
- Offers flexibility in pasture or crop rotation systems — useful for rejuvenation, short-term forage or strategic sowing.
Paeroa Red Clover is a high-yielding, persistent, erect red clover bred in New Zealand for long-term pasture performance. It delivers exceptional dry matter production, strong regrowth after grazing or cutting, and outstanding feed quality. Paeroa is an ideal choice for intensive grazing, silage, or hay systems, providing both productivity and reliability across a range of soil types.
| Persistence | Up to 4 Years |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate |
1-3kg per hectare in a mix |
- Erect Growth Habit: Produces strong, upright stems for easy cutting and excellent silage or hay production.
- High Yield Potential: Proven performer in New Zealand trials, producing top-quality feed with strong regrowth.
- Strong Regrowth: Rapid recovery after cutting or grazing ensures multiple harvests per season.
- Excellent Feed Value: High in protein and energy to support fast weight gain and milk production.
- Nitrogen Fixation: Contributes significant nitrogen to companion grasses and improves soil fertility.
Pinnacle is a large-leaf, high-yielding white clover bred in New Zealand to deliver outstanding feed production and animal performance. It produces high levels of quality forage through spring and summer and is ideally suited to dairy and finishing systems where feed demand and fertility are high.
With excellent compatibility in mixed pastures, Pinnacle is a premium clover choice for driving productivity and profitability.
| Persistence | 5 Years |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate |
2-4kg per hectare in a mix |
| heading date |
- Large-Leaf Variety: Offers superior yield and clover bulk compared with traditional types like Huia.
- High Feed Quality: Excellent palatability and digestibility for milk and liveweight gain.
- Strong Summer Growth: Maintains feed quality and productivity during warm conditions.
- Excellent Nitrogen Fixation: Improves soil fertility and supports vigorous companion grass growth.
- Good Persistence: Well adapted to rotational grazing and medium-to-high fertility soils.
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We are a family-based business that lives and breathes farming. In 1937, we purchased our first family property for growing seed crops in North Canterbury. Four generations and 86 years later in 2023, we are still immersed in the industry.
We are a family-based business that lives and breathes farming. In 1937, we purchased our first family property for growing seed crops in North Canterbury. Four generations and 86 years later in 2023, we are still immersed in the industry.
