Pasture
Forage seed grown for pasture
Shangri Forage Bench works on a single line, production of certified forage seeds for pasture. Forage seed is seed raised so it can be sown, and pasture is the living cover those plants make once the seed is in the ground.
A letter to the bench can ask which plant the seed comes from, whether a pasture is being started or thickened, and what the written answer is supposed to explain. The pages themselves hold the description. They are not a till.
Pasture, as this bench uses the word
Pasture here is the stand of plants grazing animals feed on. The bench's subject is the seed for that stand, not a herd and not a sale of animals. Anyone looking for cattle numbers is on the wrong page.
The registered place is the address in the footer, in Parque Shangri-La, Mirassol D'Oeste, Mato Grosso. The field picture further down illustrates the crop and does not replace that address.
The plant inside the seed
Grasses and legumes are the plants people sow when they want a pasture. A useful note names the plant when the writer already has a name. Shangri Forage Bench prints no variety list on this website, so the name has to arrive in the letter.
A new cover, or a thicker one
Sowing into bare ground is a different job from sowing into a pasture that is already up and needs to thicken. The bench can write about either job. The note should say which one it means, because an answer that mixes the two settles neither.
The word certified
Certified belongs to the registered activity line. These pages do not name an office that certifies seed and do not print a certificate number. A writer may ask what that word covers in a reply, and the reply stays inside what a letter can actually say.
Naming a lot in writing
A written description can carry the plant name, the pasture job, and the edge of the answer. It does not carry a price, a harvest date, or a promise that a named lot is waiting. Replies of that kind leave from [email protected].
Seed heads, not the registered room
The photograph shows seed heads standing in a field, the kind of crop this bench discusses. It is not a picture of the premises in Parque Shangri-La, and it is not a lot tagged with a figure.
Compare the picture with the footer and keep the footer as the registered place. The picture is only an illustration of forage seed for pasture.
