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Venus Lucerne is a proven, high-performing Australian-bred variety selected for persistence, versatility, and feed quality under New Zealand conditions. With a semi-winter-active dormancy rating (5), Venus delivers an ideal balance between strong summer and autumn growth and dependable winter activity.
Its fine stems, dense leafy structure, and excellent disease tolerance make it a popular choice for farmers wanting a reliable lucerne that performs across a wide range of soil types and environments. Venus suits both grazing and conserved feed systems, offering consistent yields and exceptional forage quality year after year.
| Persistence | Up to 5 years |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate |
12-16kg per hectare |
- Persistent Performer: Long stand life supported by disease tolerance and robust crowns.
- Excellent Animal Performance: High energy and protein levels for improved milk and meat production.
- Drought Resilient: Deep roots maintain growth and quality during dry conditions.
- Soil Health Improvement: Fixes nitrogen naturally, reducing fertiliser costs and enhancing soil fertility.
- Flexible Use: Suitable for grazing, hay, and silage, allowing management to match seasonal feed demands.
- Reliable Across Conditions: Proven performance across varying New Zealand climates and soil types
Doon Major Swede is a proven, high-yielding yellow-fleshed swede bred in New Zealand for reliability, quality, and strong winter performance. It produces large, uniform bulbs with excellent disease resistance and high energy value - making it one of the most trusted swede varieties for winter grazing and feed conservation.
Doon Major’s adaptability and consistent production make it ideal for sheep, beef, and dairy systems throughout the country, particularly in cooler and higher rainfall regions.
180-200 days until grazing.
Sowing Rate: 1-2kg per hectare
Key benefits
- Reliable Winter Feed: Produces large volumes of high-energy feed when pasture growth is minimal.
- Excellent Animal Performance: High digestibility and palatability support weight gain and condition maintenance.
- Low Waste, High Utilisation: Firm bulbs and sweet flavour encourage full consumption.
- Adaptable Across Regions: Performs well in a wide range of New Zealand soils and climates.
- Efficient Land Use: Provides high DM returns per hectare for winter brassicas.
Crimson Clover is a fast-establishing annual legume valued for its high nitrogen-fixing ability, rapid biomass production, and versatility in short-term pasture or fodder rotations. It has an upright growth habit, deep root structure and is particularly suited for autumn sowing in New Zealand, supporting early spring feed and soil fertility build.
| Persistence | Up to 9 Months |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate |
2-4kg per hectare in a mix |
- Delivers rapid feed onset for grazing or cutting systems, helping bridge seasonal feed gaps (especially late winter to spring).
- Boosts pasture productivity and soil health by fixing atmospheric nitrogen and improving companion grass growth.
- Provides versatility: ideal either as part of a mix or as a short-term boost pasture component.
- Supports sustainable farming by reducing reliance on synthetic nitrogen fertilisers and improving overall pasture resilience
Balansa Clover is a high-performing annual legume adapted to New Zealand conditions. It’s especially suited for autumn sowing, wet or heavy soils, and for producing large volumes of high-quality feed in late winter and spring. It naturally reseeds under favourable conditions, giving excellent flexibility for rotational or short-term pasture systems.
| Persistence | Up to 9 Months |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate |
2-4kg per hectare in a mix |
- Adds nitrogen to pasture systems, boosting companion grass growth and reducing fertiliser reliance.
- Performs where conventional legumes struggle (e.g., heavy soils or wetter zones), improving paddock productivity.
- Its capacity to self-reseed offers cost-effective pasture renewal or alternative to full re-sowing in appropriate conditions.
- Highly palatable forage supports livestock growth, making it valuable in sheep, beef and mixed systems.
Arrowleaf Clover is a winter/early-spring annual legume known for high-quality feed and strong nitrogen-fixing ability. With its large leaflets and upright growth habit, it delivers excellent palatability and digestibility, making it a strategic choice for grazing or cut-and-carry systems.
| Persistence | Up to 9 Months |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate |
3-6kg per hectare in a mix |
- Provides high-quality feed early in the season, supporting livestock performance when pasture growth is limited.
- Helps reduce fertiliser nitrogen inputs by fixing nitrogen naturally, improving overall pasture fertility.
- Helps bridge the feed gap in spring when other species may have matured or slowed.
- Works well as a strategic component in crop-pasture rotations or short-term renewal swards.
Nui is one of the most widely sown perennial ryegrass cultivars in New Zealand. It is valued for its reliable performance, good persistence, and adaptability across a broad range of soil and climatic conditions.
| Persistence | 5+ Years |
|---|---|
| endophyte | High, Nil |
| Sowing rate | 25-30kg per hectare |
| heading date | Early |
| Best used for | Grazing, Hay, Silage |
- Proven reliability: Nui is a safe choice when you need a dependable pasture foundation rather than a specialised high-performance cultivar.
- Versatile across soil types and climatic zones in NZ.
- Cost-effective: As a widely adopted cultivar, seed and input costs tend to be reasonable and risk low.
- Good compatibility: Works well with clovers and herbs in mixed pastures, for farmers wanting a balanced base rather than maximum yield only.
PREMIUM LOW-SUGAR, RYEGRASS-FREE HORSE PASTURE MIX
Horse Master Plus is the ultimate high-fibre, low-sugar horse pasture mix, developed specifically for New Zealand horses and their owners. This blend eliminates ryegrass and clover - reducing the risk of health and behavioural issues - and replaces them with carefully selected, digestible, and mineral-balanced forage species that promote calmness, soundness, and condition
This Mix contains: Cocksfoot 25% / Grazing Brome 25% / Tall Fescue 15% / Prairie Grass 13% / Timothy Perennial Grass 10% / Brown Top 4% / Creeping Red Fescue 4% / Fog Grass 4%
| Persistence | Up to 5 years |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate | 35kg per hectare |
- Calmer, more focused horses due to steady energy intake.
- Improved digestive function and pasture utilisation.
- Reduced risk of laminitis, colic, and sugar-related conditions.
- Balanced mineral and fibre profile for long-term equine health.
HIGH- YEILDING FORAGE MIX
The Kingsford Rape & Italian Ryegrass Mix is a superbly balanced combination of high-yielding forage species designed to deliver exceptional feed quality and grazing performance. This mix offers rapid growth, strong palatability, and improved animal health through a natural balance of energy and protein.
This Mix contains: Rocket diploid Italian ryegrass 25% + Kingsford rape 10%
Sowing Rate: 20kg per hectare
Key benefits
- Improved Animal Performance: The synergy between rape and Italian ryegrasses enhances feed energy and digestibility.
- High Feed Yield: Produces dense, leafy forage with excellent regrowth potential.
- Safe Grazing Mix: Reduced risk of nitrate toxicity thanks to Fascinate’s sugar conversion properties.
- Seasonal Flexibility: Performs well in a wide range of conditions and soil types, offering reliable production through cooler months.
PERSISTENCE WITH PERFORMANCE
Balanced Grass Base: Combines Saxon Perennial Ryegrass with Matrix Diploid Perennial and Active Long Rotation Hybrid for strong persistence and seasonal flexibility.
High-Performing Legumes: A blend of Pinnacle & Hardy White Clover and Paeroa & Hamua Red Clover ensures good nitrogen fixation, improved feed quality, and consistent regrowth.
Nutritive Herbs: Drover Plantain and Sargent Chicory support animal health through deep-rooted mineral uptake and excellent palatability.
Hardy & Persistent: Includes Matrix, a proven perennial ryegrass known for its strong tillering, durability, and ability to perform under pressure
This Mix contains: Saxon Perennial Ryegrass 44% / Matrix Perennial Ryegrass20% / Cantina Tetrapoild Perennial Ryegrass 10% / Paeroa red clover 8%/ Pinnacle white clover 6% / Hardy white clover 6% / Drover plantain 3% / Sargent Chicory 3%
| Persistence | 5+ Years |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate | 27 - 32 kg per hectare |
| establishment speed | Medium |
| Best used for | Grazing |
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Ideal for Sheep, Beef & Deer: Supports rapid liveweight gain and quality milk production.
- Enhanced Soil & Animal Health: Deep tap roots from plantain and chicory help access subsoil nutrients and minerals, boosting trace elements like calcium, magnesium, sodium, copper, and selenium.
- Quality Nutrition Year-Round: High-sugar ryegrasses and nutrient-rich legumes deliver digestible energy and carbohydrates for optimum animal performance.
- Sustainable Pasture System: Legume content improves soil fertility naturally, reducing nitrogen fertiliser needs.
Sargent Chicory is a high-quality perennial herb bred in New Zealand for superior animal performance, persistence, and adaptability across a wide range of farming systems. It produces exceptional summer and autumn growth, providing highly palatable, nutrient-dense forage that supports animal health, weight gain, and milk production.
Sargent’s strong root system gives it excellent drought tolerance and regrowth ability, making it a valuable component in both finishing and dairy systems.
We recommend grazing when the Chicory is around 15-20cm high so the tap root is well established to prevent pulling
| Persistence | Up to 2 Years |
|---|---|
| Sowing rate |
2-4kg per hectare in a mix |
- High Feed Quality: Rich in energy, protein, and minerals - ideal for lamb finishing, beef weight gain, and milk solids production.
- Deep Taproot: Accesses subsoil moisture and nutrients, allowing strong performance during summer dry conditions.
- Persistent and Productive: Bred for improved longevity and regrowth compared to older chicory varieties.
- Fast Establishment: Quick to germinate and reach grazing height, ideal for spring or early autumn sowing.
- Improves Animal Health: Naturally high in trace elements (calcium, magnesium, copper, and zinc) and has anthelmintic properties that can reduce internal parasite burdens.
- Flexible Use: Can be sown as a pure stand, in a short-rotation herb mix, or as part of a long-term perennial pasture blend.
Our Wesco range of selective and non-selective herbicides provides reliable control of broadleaf weeds, brushweeds, and unwanted vegetation across New Zealand’s pastures, crops, and non-cropland areas. Designed for performance and backed by trusted formulations, these products help maintain clean paddocks, productive pastures, and strong crop establishment.
Pack Size: 20 L
Key Features
- Controls a wide range of annual and perennial broadleaf weeds.
- Excellent crop safety when applied as directed.
- Compatible with many other herbicides.
Best Use
Apply to actively growing weeds in cereals and pasture systems.
Our Wesco range of selective and non-selective herbicides provides reliable control of broadleaf weeds, brushweeds, and unwanted vegetation across New Zealand’s pastures, crops, and non-cropland areas. Designed for performance and backed by trusted formulations, these products help maintain clean paddocks, productive pastures, and strong crop establishment.
Pack Size: 0.5kg
Key Features
- Low use rate and highly effective on small, actively growing weeds.
- Gentle on clovers and lucerne.
- Ideal for mixed pasture renovation programs.
Best Use
Apply post-emergence when weeds are small and actively growing.
Our Wesco range of selective and non-selective herbicides provides reliable control of broadleaf weeds, brushweeds, and unwanted vegetation across New Zealand’s pastures, crops, and non-cropland areas. Designed for performance and backed by trusted formulations, these products help maintain clean paddocks, productive pastures, and strong crop establishment.
Pack Size: 20l
Key Features
- Controls a wide spectrum of common broadleaf weeds.
- Reliable performance across pasture and crop situations.
- Economical and widely compatible.
Best Use
Apply to well-established pastures and crops following label directions.
Our Wesco range of selective and non-selective herbicides provides reliable control of broadleaf weeds, brushweeds, and unwanted vegetation across New Zealand’s pastures, crops, and non-cropland areas. Designed for performance and backed by trusted formulations, these products help maintain clean paddocks, productive pastures, and strong crop establishment.
Pack Size: 20l
Key Features
- Ideal for clover-dominant pastures.
- Targets key weeds like docks, thistles, and buttercups.
- Excellent crop safety when used as directed.
Best Use
Apply to actively growing weeds during early growth stages for best results.
Our Wesco range of selective and non-selective herbicides provides reliable control of broadleaf weeds, brushweeds, and unwanted vegetation across New Zealand’s pastures, crops, and non-cropland areas. Designed for performance and backed by trusted formulations, these products help maintain clean paddocks, productive pastures, and strong crop establishment.
Pack Size: 20l
Key Features
- Gentle on clovers and legumes.
- Rapid uptake and reliable post-emergent control.
- Suitable for mixed forage and cropping programs.
Best Use
Apply under good growing conditions with uniform spray coverage.
Our Wesco range of selective and non-selective herbicides provides reliable control of broadleaf weeds, brushweeds, and unwanted vegetation across New Zealand’s pastures, crops, and non-cropland areas. Designed for performance and backed by trusted formulations, these products help maintain clean paddocks, productive pastures, and strong crop establishment.
Pack Size: 2kg
Key Features
- Systemic action with long-lasting control.
- Ideal for gorse, broom, blackberry, and other brush species.
- Excellent tool for pasture and forestry management.
Best Use
Apply to actively growing brushweeds following recommended mixing rates.
Our Wesco range of selective and non-selective herbicides provides reliable control of broadleaf weeds, brushweeds, and unwanted vegetation across New Zealand’s pastures, crops, and non-cropland areas. Designed for performance and backed by trusted formulations, these products help maintain clean paddocks, productive pastures, and strong crop establishment.
Pack Size: 20L
Key Features
- Concentrated 540 g/L formulation for efficient application.
- Rapid, reliable control of grasses and broadleaf weeds.
- Compatible with most boom and spot-spray systems.
Best Use
Apply to actively growing weeds. Avoid drift onto desirable vegetation.
Our Wesco range of selective and non-selective herbicides provides reliable control of broadleaf weeds, brushweeds, and unwanted vegetation across New Zealand’s pastures, crops, and non-cropland areas. Designed for performance and backed by trusted formulations, these products help maintain clean paddocks, productive pastures, and strong crop establishment.
Pack Size: 5l
Key Features
- Effective on deep-rooted, difficult weeds such as thistles and docks.
- Strong systemic activity for thorough kill.
- Suitable for tank-mixing with other herbicides.
Best Use
Apply to actively growing weeds under good growing conditions.
Our Wesco range of selective and non-selective herbicides provides reliable control of broadleaf weeds, brushweeds, and unwanted vegetation across New Zealand’s pastures, crops, and non-cropland areas. Designed for performance and backed by trusted formulations, these products help maintain clean paddocks, productive pastures, and strong crop establishment.
Pack Size: 5l
Key Features
- Increases spray droplet spread and penetration.
- Maximises herbicide absorption and efficacy.
- Compatible with a wide range of agrochemicals.
Best Use
Add Silmaxx to the spray tank at the recommended rate when applying herbicides for improved results.
Overview
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.
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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.
