Permanent Pasture Grass Seed

Designed as a long-term, permanent ley with a strong emphasis on grazing, while still providing the option for coarse silage, haylage, or even hay cuts.

This pasture is hard-wearing and can be grazed year-round, making it a reliable choice for both cattle and sheep.

Key Features:

• Extremely durable and long-lasting
• Suitable for year-round grazing
• Can be grazed tightly by sheep
• Offers excellent grazing quality for both cattle and sheep
• A clover-free option is available
• Sow at a rate of 14kg/acre

16% Intermed. Perennial Ryegrass (T)
16% Intermed. Perennial Ryegrass (D)
16% Intermed. Perennial Ryegrass (D)
14% Late Perennial Ryegrass (T)
11% Late. Perennial Ryegrass (D)
10% Late. Perennial Ryegrass (D)
10% Timothy
7% 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 Permanent Pasture grass seed suitable for year-round grazing?
Permanent Pasture grass seed is designed to be hard-wearing and resilient, allowing you to graze your cattle and sheep throughout the year without compromising pasture quality.

2. Can Permanent Pasture grass seed also be used for silage or hay?
Yes, while it’s primarily focused on grazing, this mix is versatile enough to produce coarse silage, haylage, or hay cuts when needed, giving you plenty of options.

3. How long does a Permanent Pasture grass seed ley typically last?
This mix is intended as a long-term solution, providing reliable pasture for several years and supporting sustainable grazing systems over time.