Seeds of grasses of perennial ryegrass, Zhytomyr region.

Perennial ryegrass - a cereal crop resistant to compaction and waterlogging. Thanks to the strong root system, it creates a dense grass stand. The structure of the plant allows you to always have a green and dense lawn, since the formation of leaves begins at a height of 11-16 cm. After clipping or grazing, it remains green and, as before, pleases the eye with its emerald coating.

Culture has a number of advantages over other cereal grasses. First of all, it is distinguished by the ability to form a dense soil layer already after a month. Ideal for sports and ordinary lawns, pastures. It has high vitality.

It is not drought-resistant, but it does not tolerate excessive moisture. Insufficiently winter-hardy and frost-resistant, but frost-resistant (spring, autumn). Withstands waterlogging and short-term flooding. After winter, no more than 30% of the grass stands. Needs watering during drought.

tall ryegrass(//tractor-service.com)
Tall ryegrass is a multi-year low-bush, early-maturing fodder crop of tall growth, up to 170 cm tall. It grows well after mowing. Gives two slopes. It is necessary to mow at the beginning of flowering, in 3-5 years it is possible to cut hay. For 100 kg of hay - 46 fodder. Ed. It has a bitter aftertaste, which indicates the presence of coumarin, which, in turn, is undesirable in too much herbal mixture. Unsuitable for pastures due to low trampling resistance.

A well-developed root system contributes to the drought resistance of the crop, but it cannot withstand excessive humidity, cold and acidic soils, and spring flooding. He is also afraid of winters without snow and spring frosts. They are usually sown on dryland meadows and peatlands.

pasture ryegrass
Pasture ryegrass is a perennial sparsely bushy cereal with a height of 40-80 cm. It is resistant to trampling and is considered one of the best for pastures. Willingly eatsscotoma before flowering. It has high fodder properties: 100 kg of grass contains 21-22 fodder. units, hay - 55 fodder. Ed. It is used for haymaking for 3-5 years, and for grazing - 7-11 and more years. Full development of the plots is observed 2 hours after sowing.

Due to the shallow permeability of the root system, it is better to sow in areas with sufficient moisture, but the culture does not tolerate spring flooding. Ryegrass is capricious to spring frosts and drought. Non-acidic and fertile soils are suitable. It grows poorly on dry soils. Peatlands are not suitable for cultivation.