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A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO GAME COVER, ENVIRONMENTAL, GREEN MANURE 2017 AND FORAGE SEEDS Welcome 02 YOUR COUNTRYSIDE 2017 NEW FOR Contents 2017 A warm welcome to all who regularly receive our catalogue and those who are reading it for the first time. NEW UPDATES 2016 was a much later season for establishment and growth, but with a kinder harvest for most. Chemical Charts 8 & 9 Cover crops have also excelled, with the extended warmer autumn giving them opportunity to produce larger Forage Maize 10 quantities of biomas. StewardshipNEW Selector 22 RECIPE British Farmers are passionate about providing a huge The vote to leave the European Union in June RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT NEW VARIETIES, MIXTURES variety of British food for us all to enjoy but farming is created uncertainty for existing agri-environmental All the species marketed by DLF Seeds Ltd. are trialled at our & PRODUCT2017 AVAILABILITY about much more than growing great food. Farmers agreements but with the clarity that existing Gloucestershire site and in consultation with many of our customers Mixed NEW HERB MIXTURE 24 take their role as countryside managers seriously – agreements (ELS, HLS and CS) will be honoured in full. we trial and evaluate many different types of products and mixture Herbs one of the reasons why 80% of England’s landscape We are delighted to read that Countryside Stewardship prescriptions. We believe this is the most important part of the Fallow character is now in an improving condition after the Scheme application numbers are much higher than process as we procure seed from all around the world, so testing and Mixtures NEW FALLOW MIXTURE 24 introduction of Environmental Stewardship Schemes last year. The CSS payments seem to be better than evaluating performance under UK conditions is vital. Our customers 13, 34 some 16 years ago. Therefore it is pleasing that the ELS & HLS schemes as the options are more Avalon NEW LEAFY TURNIP may rest assured that they are dealing with a forward thinking VARIETY & 42 those farmers who currently farm with environmental diverse and have the flexibility for farmers to include or company which invests heavily in R&D majoring in forage crops but FODDER BEET VARIETY measures already in place will not be penalised and exclude individual parcels of land. This is very helpful also focusing on many other crop species. Our Product, Species and Alpes 36 can continue until their scheme expires. Those with as it also includes existing ELS & HLS habitats in the Mixture of the year have been carefully selected using customer Bangor FODDER BEET VARIETY 36 less sustainable systems will be encouraged to do new scheme. With the increasing pressure for agri- feedback. more with the Countryside Stewardship Scheme environment schemes to deliver greater benefits and Kyros FODDER BEET VARIETY 36 (CSS). This scheme is an important tool in enabling for farmland to provide more food and energy, the new Our main goal is to ensure that our customers receive the best Nestor FODDER BEET VARIETY 36 farmers to continue their good work to maintain and CSS, is designed to be far more focused and targeted, possible product portfolio we can supply and the Your Countryside Troya FODDER BEET VARIETY 36 enhance biodiversity, water and soils. with a strong focus on wild pollinator and farm wildlife catalogue continues to offer valuable technical information and packages to help deliver these greater benefits. This advice on a diverse range of game cover, environmental stewardship Rocket NEW BRASSICA VARIETY 42 makes it an attractive option for farmers. mixtures, root crops and cover crops products. Lettuce WE WORK CLOSELY WITH: We gratefully acknowledge the contribution of Promoting the restoration of wild Natural England, RSPB, Campaign for plants and habitats for biodiversity, photographs from the MGA, Sue Adlard, Chris the Farmed Environment, Game and landscapes and people Baylis, Lorna Checketts, Hannah Morgan, Mark Wildlife Conservation Trust, Bumblebee www.floralocale.org Howard, Katie Moorhouse, Tim Marlow and past Conservation Trust and Floral Locale. and present members of staff. Welcome 03 YOUR COUNTRYSIDE 2017 NEW FOR Contents 2017 GAME COVER CROPS ENVIRONMENTAL FORAGE CROPS GREEN MANURING Game Cover Selector 4 Environmental Stewardship Selector 22 Forage Crops Selector 33 Green Manuring 40 Establishing Game Cover Crops 6 Wild Bird Seed Mixtures 23 Turnips 34 Green Manuring Mixtures 41 Buffer Strip Mixtures 24 Pests & Diseases in Forage Rape 35 Green Manuring Crops 42 NEW Herbal Mixtures 24 Brassicas and Maize 7 Fodder Beet 36 Green Manuring Selector 43 RECIPE Fallow Mixtures 24 Game Cover Chemicals 8 Solar Mixtures 25 Swedes 37 2017 Maize Herbicides 9 Nectar Rich Mixtures 25 Kale 38 Forage Maize 10 Basic Payment Scheme England 26 Root Mixtures & Arable Silage 39 Game Maize 11 Basic Guide to EFA's with Mixture options England 27 Kale 12 TAND TAND TAND Countryside Stewardship - England 28 TS IN TS IN TS IN U G U G U G O O O ★ ★ ★ Brassicas 13 Glastir Welsh Environmental Scheme 29 ★ 2016 ★ 2016 ★ 2016 Sorghums 14 Scottish Rural Development Programme 30 PRODUCT MIXTURE VARIETY Basic Payment Scheme - Scotland 31 OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR Millets 15 Game Cover Crops 16 BIOGAS Game Cover Mixtures 19 Biogas Crops 32 WBS 2 LEGUME & HERB RICH ENERMAX WILD BIRD SEED MIXTURE MIXTURE FODDER BEET COVER FEED NECTAR LIFTING CATTLE SHEEP CULINARY See page 23 See page 24 See page 36 ICON GUIDE GRAZING GRAZING USE Any information provided in this catalogue is given in good faith and to the best of our existing knowledge. Any advice should therefore be taken as a general guide only and not relied upon for all conditions and DISCLAIMER circumstances. We cannot accept any legal liability for information given in this guide. In any instance where there are shortages of specified varieties we reserve the right to substitute equivalent varieties. Suggested Guide to DISCLAIMER Cover / Average Sowing Rate Average Average Nectar Duration Seedbed Fertiliser These tables are given in good faith and intended for Page Feed Crop per Hectare Sowing Date Drill Row Crop Pack Size Utilisation Period of the (kg) ha general guidance only. Weather, local conditions and No. Guide Depth Width crop rotations must always be taken into account. Crop Broadcast Drill cm cm NPK Game Cover Crops Ensure adequate 16 10kg ✓ ✓ ✓ 12kg April - June July - November 1 Season 4 75 Standard P but very little N Sunflowers Ensure adequate 16 5kg ✓ ✓ ✓ 12kg April - June July - November 1 Season 4 28 Dwarf P but very little N GAME COVER CROPS 04 Game Cover Selector Quinoa 16 2kg ✓ ✓ 5kg+ 5kg April - June September - December 1 Season 1.5 45 100 50 120 Triticale 16 25kg ✓ ✓ 125kg Spring / Autumn August - February 1 Season 2.5 12 - 16 125 0 0 Borage 16 5kg ✓ ✓ 12kg+ 12kg April - June Autumn 1 Season 1 - 2 15 - 20 Gold of Pleasure (Camelina) 17 5kg ✓ ✓ 12kg+ 12kg April - May September - December 1 Season 1 8 - 18 40 75 65 Suggested Guide to Phacelia 17 2kg & 5kg ✓ ✓ 7.5 - 10kg April - August July - October 1 Season 1 - 2 Various Cover / Average Sowing Rate Average Average Nectar Duration Seedbed Fertiliser Page Feed Crop per Hectare Sowing Date Drill Row Buckwheat 17 10kg & 25kg ✓ ✓ ✓ 50kg+ 50kg April - May August - December 1 Season 1 - 2.5 20 - 35 35 105 210 Crop Pack Size Utilisation Period of the (kg) ha No. Guide Depth Width White Mustard 17 10kg & 25kg ✓ 12 - 17kg 6 - 12kg Spring - Autumn August - December 1 Season 1 - 2.5 20 - 35 Crop Broadcast Drill cm cm NPK Brown Mustard 17 5kg ✓ 5 - 7.5kg 2.5 - 7.5kg Spring - Autumn Autumn / Spring 1 Season 1 - 2.5 20 - 35 ✓ ✓ ✓ Maize Fodder Radish 17 10kg & 25kg 8kg 6kg Spring / Autumn July - December 1 Season 1 - 2.5 25 - 30 40 15 20 Linseed 17 25kg ✓ ✓ ✓ 60kg April - May September - February 1 Season 1 - 2 8 - 18 40 75 65 Precision drill 40,000/ 50,000 Maize 11 ✓ ✓ 111,150 - April - June September - February 1 Season 6 75 80 85 205 Spring or Early seeds 18 2kg ✓ ✓ 5kg+ 5kg All Year 5yr+ 1 15 - 20 100 50 120 123,500 seeds/ha Perennial Chicory Autumn Brassicas Yellow Blossom Clover 18 2kg ✓ ✓ 6kg+ 6kg April - June All Year 1 - 2yr 0.5 75 30 0 0 Kale 12 1kg ✓ 5 - 7.5kg 3.5 - 5kg April - June September - March 1 - 2yr 1 - 2 50 100 50 120 Game Cover Mixtures Surefire Kale Blend 12 2kg ✓ 5 - 7.5kg 3.5 - 5kg April - June September - March 1 - 2yr 1 - 2 50 100 50 120 General Purpose Rearing Pen Mixture 18 15kg ✓ 32 - 37kg 32kg+ Spring / Autumn All Year 5yr+ 1 15 - 20 Spring / Early 13 10kg & 25kg ✓ 5 - 7.5kg 3 - 6kg Autumn / Early Winter 1 Season 1 - 2 Various 110 55 55 Deer Lawn Mixture 18 15kg 37kg+ 37kg+ Spring / Autumn All Year 5yr+ 1 15 - 20 Avalon Leafy Turnip Autumn Four Ten Mixture 19 14kg ✓ ✓ 35kg Spring September - February 1 Season 6 75 185 90 220 Texsel Greens 13 2kg ✓ 5 - 7.5kg 6kg April - August September - January 1 Season 1 - 2 Various 110 55 55 Sundown Mixture 19 13kg ✓ ✓ ✓ 32kg April - June September - February 1 Season 5 - 6 75 - 100 60 60 May - end of Forage Rape 13 10kg & 25kg ✓ 10kg 6kg July - December 1 Season 1 - 2.5 15 - 20 20 40 40 September Traditional Game Cover Mixture 19 10kg ✓ ✓ ✓ 25kg 25kg April - June September - February 1 Season B/C B/C 80 40 96 May - end of 13 5kg & 25kg ✓ 10kg 6kg July - December 1 Season 1 - 2.5 15 - 20 20 40 40 Spitfire September Decoy Game Mixture 19 10kg ✓ ✓ ✓ 20kg 20kg Spring September - February 1 Season 1 - 2 15 - 25 80 40 96 Zoom Mixture 13 & 21 5kg ✓ 6 - 10kg 6kg Spring / Autumn September - March 1 Season 1 - 2 Various 110 55 55 Overdrive 20 2.5kg ✓ ✓ 6kg+ 6kg April - June September -
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