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We’ve been much anticipating the traditional Town vs Country match here at Luisetti Seeds. Canterbury Country last held the trophy in 2009 but were determined the clash at Kaiapoi would see that drought broken. Canterbury Country emerged victorious 3 – 20! Brook Retallick gives the ball a mighty hoof to take Country to town. Canterbury Metro, after nine years of...

Ewes and lambs grazing Antas sub clover and Kakariki white clover, Banks Peninsula   Subterranean (sub) clover is important in summer dry pastures. It has high feed value for lactating ewes and lambs, fixes nitrogen (about 25 kg N/tonne of clover DM), and improves grass palatability. In unirrigated summer dry pastures, sub clover offers the greatest potential for...

Karen is the friendly voice that greets you when you call Luisetti Seeds. Last month, we welcomed Karen van Staden to Luisetti Seeds as our new Office Administrator. We move fast around here and Karen has had to hit the ground running – but she’s handled everything we’ve thrown at her with aplomb. Most days you will find Karen running the show from behind her desk in...

Leauma Tu’uga, tight hand prop (N:17), prepares to pack down against East Coast Congratulations to Luisetti Ashburton staff member, Leauma Tu’uga, who has been selected to play for Mid Canterbury! Uma recently played his first representative match in the Mitre10 Heartland Championship against East Coast. We’re proud to say Mid Canterbury won 56-7! Mid Canterbury led 14-7 at...

The Mitre 10 Cup (National Provincial Championship) came out of the cabinet for the Luisetti Seeds Father & Child Rugby Players Breakfast. Not long afterwards, this cup disappeared somewhere up in the North Island!   Recently Luisetti Seeds held a Father & Child breakfast in association with Canterbury Rugby at their Headquarters at Rugby Park. The boys and...