John Harris of Oliver Seeds explains how dairy producers can make the best choice of seeds mixture

Oliver Seeds offers new mixtures adapted to ever-changing growing environment

Welsh farmer looking to achieve 5,000 litres from forage

Boost grassland productivity by putting in a new reseed.

Mixtures do well in extended grazing and four cut system

Lucerne proves its worth on Shropshire farm that dries up each summer

Bangor fodder beet has been a popular winter feed for College dairy herd

Megabite and Fortress have never let Derek Garrett down, even in last year’s difficult growing conditions

White clover and festulolium have boosted yields from permanent pasture

Chequer-board of DLF varieties sown on Devon farm to test palatability

Emerald forage rape cheapens cow ration and cleans up weedy field

Dairy farmer takes drastic action to ensure there was enough forage to feed over winter

Using a forage break crop ensures no carry over of pests such as frit flies between the old and new swards

Lucerne is the answer to blackgrass and provides valuable feed for dairy cows

Farmers who, in the face of dry weather do not have enough forage to last next winter, must make plans now to boost their feed stocks, says Rod Bonshor, general manager for Oliver Seeds.

Herbal leys crucial for Shropshire sheep breeders

A truly fantastic result!

Drilling the right mixture for the right job yields results