DLF Seeds Manzini Sabi Grass Seed Per Kg Uncertified Enviro Seeds

DLF Seeds Manzini Sabi Grass Uncertified Enviro - Per Kg

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DLF Seeds Manzini Sabi Grass Uncertified Enviro - Per Kg at a glance

Manzini sabi grass - high yielding, robust and palatable urochloa for tropical and subtropical regions. Sold per kg, uncertified, Envirogro® treated.

  • Fast to establish and early to first graze
  • Palatable for increased stock acceptance
  • Tolerant of heavy grazing resulting in a high carrying capacity
  • Stays upright under frost pressure
  • Withstands high temperatures
  • Drought resistant and tolerant of varying soil fertility

Ideal for tropical and subtropical beef and sheep farmers, Manzini is a highly palatable urochloa that is tolerant of heavy grazing, allowing farmers to maximise stock carrying capacity and feed intake for improved animal performance.

Manzini provides farmers with excellent and consistent ground cover and growth throughout hot and cool seasons. If affected by frost, Manzini will maintain an upright growth habit and not lodge or fall over.

For best results and planting window flexibility, sow Manzini during the hottest time of year (germination will occur after rainfall).

Sowing rate
Sole: 4-8 kg/ha
Mixed: 1-2 kg/ha

Rainfall
Minimum 500 mm rainfall per annum unless irrigated

Seed treatment options
Envirogro® seed treatment process
Superstrike® seed treatment

Breeding
Bred from germplasm sourced by DLF Seeds, Manzini was selected to maintain the purity of a urochloa, whilst providing a later flowering date (3 generations of reselections were undertaken).

Sowing and establishment
Manzini diploid sabi grass pasture seed can be sown into similar soil types as Premier digit. This includes sands, sandy loams, clay loams, red clay types and soil with varying fertility levels. Seed should be sown when soil temperatures are 18 degrees and rising. Unlike other tropical grasses, it is advantageous to dry sow Manzini during the hotter months and whilst awaiting post sowing rainfall.

For optimal results and more information about Manzini, consult your local retailer, Agronomist or DLF Seeds Sales Agronomist.

Sow Manzini when soil temperatures are 18 degrees and rising. Unlike other tropical grasses, it is advantageous to dry sow Manzini during the hotter months and whilst awaiting post sowing rainfall. Sowing rate: 4-8 kg/ha as a sole pasture, or 1-2 kg/ha in a mixed pasture.

Common Questions

What is Manzini sabi grass?

A high yielding, robust and palatable urochloa for tropical and subtropical regions, bred from germplasm sourced by DLF Seeds. It is fast to establish, early to first graze and tolerant of heavy grazing.

How much rainfall does Manzini need?

Minimum 500 mm rainfall per annum unless irrigated.

When should I sow Manzini?

Sow when soil temperatures are 18 degrees and rising. DLF Seeds says it is advantageous to dry sow Manzini during the hotter months and whilst awaiting post sowing rainfall.

What sowing rates should I use?

4-8 kg/ha for a sole pasture, or 1-2 kg/ha in a mixed pasture. For more information, consult your local retailer, Agronomist or DLF Seeds Sales Agronomist.

Do you ship this product Australia-wide?

Yes, this product ships Australia-wide via road courier. It is too large or heavy for Australia Post. Call us on (07) 5482 1692 if you have any questions about delivery to your area.

Can I Click & Collect from Gympie?

Yes — Click & Collect is available from our store at 55 Tozer St, Gympie. Open Mon–Fri 8am–5pm and Sat 8am–12pm. Click & Collect is FREE on orders of $175 or more, or a flat $10 on orders under $175. Select Click & Collect at checkout and we will have your order ready.

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