CoolSeason consists of freezing and hardy species. This preserves nutrients extremely well and efficiently prevents them from being washed out. The mixture is very structure-forming, promotes humus formation in an ideal way and is also ideal as a wild field cover crop.

Notes on planting as annual fallow grassland:

Grass-free greening:
As a fallow planting, the mixture manages to create a varied, lush stand. Cruciferous plants such as turnips and cabbage quickly cover the soil, suppress weeds and provide protection for legumes.
Hardy and frost-resistant species establish themselves in the year of sowing.
Depending on the intensity of the winter, the non-hardy species may freeze off, leaving e.g. incarnate clover, winter rye, turnip rape and winter vetch.

Notes on planting as a wild leys mixture:
- Creation of better, varied grazing for game
- Optimal cover and resting areas for the young to settle
- Turnip rape, rye, camelina and legumes are very tasty fodder.

• Very good erosion protection over winter
• Good structure and humus formation
• Catch crop in preparation for set-aside