Tollymore, an intermediate tetraploid perennial ryegrass, was first officially listed in 2022.

Ballyvoy, Barenbrug Grass variety, is a late diploid perennial ryegrass was officially listed in 2020.

Dundrod, a late diploid perennial ryegrass, was first officially listed in 2019.

Glenariff, an intermediate diploid perennial ryegrass, was first officially listed in 2012.

Killylea, a late tetraploid perennial ryegrass, was first officially listed in 2019.

Gracehill, a Barenbrug UK grass variety in partnership with AFBI, is a late tetraploid perennial ryegrass and was first officially listed in 2020.

Glasker is an early perennial ryegrass diploid which was bred in Northern Ireland by AFBI exclusively for Barenbrug UK and first officially listed in 2016.

Strangford is an intermediate diploid perennial ryegrass which was bred in Northern Ireland as part of the Barenbrug-AFBI breeding partnership and first officially listed in 2020.

Callan is a late diploid perennial ryegrass which was bred in Northern Ireland by AFBI and first officially listed in 2018

Glenarm is a late diploid perennial ryegrass which was bred in Northern Ireland by AFBI and first officially listed in 2015.

Galgorm is an intermediate diploid perennial ryegrass which was bred in Northern Ireland by AFBI and first officially listed in 2018.

Top ranking, high yielding variety with excellent sward density.

Highly digestible sward suitable for cutting or grazing

Top performing under grazing and silage regimes

Excellent all-round high quality variety

Multi-purpose, early grazing yield

High yielding, excellent crown rust resistance

Multi purpose, high quality variety

Early spring grazing & excellent disease resistance

Higest yielding under grazing management