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Brand | Premier |
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Pack Size | 20kg |
Pack Size Coverage | Up to 570m² |
Spreading Rate | Overseeding: 35g per m² | New Sow: 70g per m² |
Application Method(s) | Spread by Hand, Spreader |
Period Of Use | April, May, June, July, August, September |
Selecting the correct grass seed for airfields is business critical and therefore extremely important. One of the biggest dangers in the aviation industry is birds striking aircraft.
Premier Airfield grass seed mixture is designed to be sown around airfields, and maintained at the height of 150mm, as per a ‘Long Grass Management’ programme, thereby deterring birds from landing around the runway. The mix benefits from varieties of grass that promote upright growth making it difficult for birds to land.
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How much Premier Seed Airfield Mix - 20kg will you need?
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