Improve grass growth, boost pasture performance, and extend field longevity.
We provide specialist field maintenance and grass seeding services to keep your land productive and usable all year round. Whether it’s equestrian turnout, grazing, or general agricultural use, our equipment and experience ensure consistent results.
Better Fields, Healthier Stock, Less Hassle
Well-maintained fields are safer for horses and livestock, easier to manage, and more resilient through the seasons. Tomley Projects offers complete ground care services, from harrowing and rolling to overseeding and reseeding. With the right approach and equipment, we can restore tired fields or keep your best grazing in top shape.
Why Choose Tomley Projects
- Bespoke care plans: Tailored to your land, usage type, and field condition.
- Modern equipment: Professional kit for consistent, efficient, high-quality results.
- Soil-first approach: Ground prep and drainage built into every solution.
- Proven track record: Trusted by farmers and equestrians for reliable pasture outcomes.
Seeding & Field Maintenance Options
Our services cover every aspect of pasture improvement and seasonal care:
Overseeding and Reseeding
- Overseeding to boost sward density and grass quality
- Full reseeds to revive heavily damaged or unproductive ground
- Seed mixes tailored to equestrian, livestock, or hay production
Harrowing and Rolling
- Breaks up moss, thatch, and clumps to aid regrowth
- Smooths hoofmarks and levels surface after winter
- Stimulates grass tillering and improves field structure
Fertilising and Soil Conditioning
- Soil testing available to guide nutrient applications
- Application of lime, organic matter, or commercial fertiliser
- Boosts grass health and grazing quality
Topping and Weed Control
- Keeps docks, thistles, and weeds under control
- Encourages thicker, stronger regrowth
- Suitable for both grazed and resting paddocks
Aeration and Compaction Relief
- Spike or slit aeration to aid drainage and root development
- Alleviates heavy-use zones and compacted soils
- Supports long-term pasture health
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Seed Maintenance Step-by-Step Guide
Download our Seed Maintenance Step-By-Step Guide for expert advice on watering, protection, and sunlight – everything you need for healthy, thriving pastures.
Our Process
Site Visit and Land Assessment: We walk your fields to understand usage, soil type, drainage issues, and the current condition of the land. We note specific areas of concern and agree on priorities.
Soil Testing and Treatment Planning: Optional soil testing guides any necessary amendments. We’ll then recommend the right services – whether that’s a full reseed, light overseed, or mechanical care.
Ground Preparation and Treatment: We carry out harrowing, rolling, topping, or aeration as required to prepare the ground and promote regrowth. We also deal with compaction or poor drainage spots.
Seeding and Fertilising: Seeds are drilled, spread, or harrowed in, depending on method and conditions. Fertiliser is applied based on the plan, either organically or via commercial products.
Aftercare Advice and Follow-Up: We advise on field rest, grazing rotation, or protection while new grass establishes. For larger estates, we can revisit at intervals to manage seasonal needs.
Andrew Stevens,
We have just had near to 16km of stock fencing completed by Tomley Projects Ltd. The terrain and vegetation were challenging at times but Tom as unfazed by this and was able to guide or manage a solution. We are very pleased with the outcome and looking to use Tom again.
Frequently Asked Questions
Spring and early autumn are ideal for reseeding or overseeding, with good moisture and warmth to establish grass.
Signs include water pooling, thin sward, or poor regrowth after grazing. We can assess compaction during our site visit.
We tailor the mix to your use – equestrian, cattle, sheep, or hay – and soil type. We use high-quality, tested supplier.
Yes, we often patch-seed or lightly overseed turnout paddocks to restore density and reduce poaching zones.
Yes. Newly seeded fields should be rested 4 – 6 weeks minimum. We’ll advise depending on conditions and type of seed.
Absolutely. We offer standalone harrowing, rolling, topping, and weed control to keep fields in top condition.
Not always, but a soil test helps us decide. Some fields benefit from lime or organic matter instead.
At least once or twice a year, especially post-winter and mid-growing season. We can advise a schedule for your acreage.