A GRASS THAT LOVES SUMMER WANA COCKSFOOT —• The grass with these unique features. □ Tremendous tolerance to D Highly palatable to drought conditions. animals. □ Provides quality grass feed over dry periods. There is no doubt, next time □ Establishes a grass base in you’re putting down pasture, areas too dry and infertile include Wana Cocksfoot for perennial rye grass to in the mix. Just look at the persist. advantages, and if you want □ Has the ability to further proof phone your withstand close grazing — local Elders Pastoral man. ideal for hill country. He’ll be around like a shot to □ Leafier and denser than give you the most up-to-date rye grass in summer. Trials statistical information of why have shown it has planting Wana Cocksfoot produced up to 22% more makes more sense than the in summer and autumn rest. Available now from than rye grass varieties. Elders and all Seed □ Resistant to leaf rust. Merchants. The team when you want a hand.
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