Traditional Grazer Grass Seed

Grazer is specifically formulated for grazing-based systems, typically over a 5-year period, 
supporting both dairy and meat production. It includes varieties that provide highly digestible grass, ensuring good conversion for milk and meat.

Key Features:

• Supports dairy systems based on grazing
• Contains grass varieties with high digestibility
• Promotes strong conversion for milk and meat production
• Ideal for cattle and sheep
• A clover-free option is available
• Sow at a rate of 14kg/acre

10% Early Perennial Ryegrass (D)
15% Late Perennial Ryegrass (T)
15% Late Perennial Ryegrass (D)
20% Intermed. Perennial Ryegrass (D)
15% Intermed. Perennial Ryegrass (D)
20% Late Perennial Ryegrass (T)
5% White Clover Blend

We offer a flat shipping rate of £5.99.

Agricultural grass seed mixtures are mixed to order and are typically dispatched within 3 to 5 working days. If your order also includes lawn, landscaping, or equine mixtures, please note these will be shipped separately
to avoid delays.

We aim to ensure complete satisfaction with all products supplied. If you experience any issues with your order, please contact us at info@kentseeds.co.uk
within 5 working days of the dispatch date, quoting your order number and a
brief description of the issue.

You can read our full Delivery & Returns Policy here.

1. What makes Traditional Grazer grass seed ideal for grazing systems?
Traditional Grazer grass seed is specially formulated to support grazing over around five years, offering highly digestible grasses that help improve milk yields and meat quality for dairy and meat production.

2. How long does Traditional Grazer grass seed typically last?
This mix is designed to thrive for up to five years, providing a reliable, nutritious sward that supports your livestock’s performance season after season.

3. Is Traditional Grazer grass seed suitable for both dairy and meat production?
Absolutely. The carefully selected varieties in this mix ensure good forage quality and digestibility, helping animals convert grass efficiently into milk or meat.