3 WAY WINTER COVER CROP MIX

Winter Season Cover Crop Blend

Great starter custom blend of 3 winter cover crop plant species. Perfect for smaller paddocks, lifestyle farms, or producers wanting to trial multispecies cover cropping systems.

Designed to help introduce diversity into monoculture paddocks while supporting winter soil cover, biological activity, grazing resilience, and root diversity.

Adds living roots, seasonal biomass, and organic matter back into the soil profile.

Bare uncoated seed.

 What’s Inside

A simple, affordable, functional winter blend for paddocks needing diversity, ground cover, grazing support, and soil function.

• Barley
Fast establishing winter cereal supporting biomass production, grazing, root mass, and soil armor.

• Field Pea
Nitrogen-fixing legume helping stimulate soil biology, improve feed quality, and support microbial activity.

• Radish
Deep taproot species assisting with compaction relief, nutrient scavenging, water infiltration, and root channel development.

 Why This Mix Works

🌱 Soil Health Support

🌾 Winter Biomass Production

💧 Compaction Relief

🌿 Nitrogen Fixing Support

🐄 Grazing Diversity

🌧 Soil Armour & Ground Cover

 Plant Families

• Barley — Poaceae
• Field Pea — Fabaceae
• Radish — Brassicaceae

 Best Suited For

• Cattle grazing systems
• Sheep and goat operations
• Mixed livestock systems
• Bare or tired paddocks
• Winter paddock recovery
• Producers wanting to trial multispecies systems
• Lifestyle farms and regenerative grazing systems
• Home Gardens and Veggie patches looking to improve Organic matter or Green Manure crops

 Available Sizes

2 kg and 5 kg Bags

Important Information

Seed is not available to send to WA or TAS.

Seasonal conditions, sowing timing, grazing pressure, and rainfall will all influence establishment and performance.

For best results:

• avoid grazing during establishment
• maintain ground cover where possible
• support biology and soil function through good grazing management
• multispecies systems work best when roots are kept actively growing