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CLOVER

Clover Varieties Provide High Protein and High-Yield Forage for Livestock & Wildlife

Clovers (Trifolium) make up over 300 species of plants in the legume family. Most clovers can be found in the temperate Northern hemisphere, but it can also survive in South America and Africa. Clovers are herbaceous plants that are annual, biennial or a short-lived perennial. Several species are widely cultivated as fodder plants. The most widely cultivated clovers are white clovers (Trifolium repens) and red clovers (Trifolium pratense). Clovers can be planted alone or in mixtures for numerous reasons: they produce an abundant crop, fix nitrogen, and grow in a wide range of soils and climates. They are palatable, high in protein, and a nutritious forage for livestock and wildlife, working well as pasture, silage, green manure, or hay.

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  • Late Maturing
  • Extremely High Nitrogen Fixation
  • Yields up to 5,250lbs in a Single Cutting
  • Stems tp to 10 ft. Long
  • Crude Protein is 22% to 28.4%
  • Relative Feed Value as High as 277
Frosty
  • Cold Tolerant
  • Late Maturing
  • Non-Bloating
  • Supports Multiple Cuttings/Grazings
  • Excellent Regrowth
  • Crude Protein from 16.5% to 22.1%
  • Relative Feed Values as High as 182
eNhance persian clover
  • Nitrogen Fixation
  • Erosion Control
  • Water Management
  • Recycles Nutrients
  • Enhanced Forage Quality
  • Cold Tolerant
  • Very Palatable and Nutritious Clover
  • Late Maturing
  • Great for Wildlife
Kentucky Pride Crimson Clover
  • Outstanding Cold Tolerance
  • Late Maturity
  • Increased Forage Yields
  • Excellent In Pollinator Mixes
  • Excellent Regrowth
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  • 2,4-D Herbicide Tolerant
  • Nitrogen Fixation
  • Weed Suppression
  • Water Management
  • Erosion Control
  • Stolon Root System
  • Cold Tolerant
Domino
  • Highly Winter Active
  • Exceptional Disease Tolerance
  • High Nitrogen Fixation
  • Excellent Persistence
  • Very Palatable
  • Large Leafed
Dynamite Double-Cut Red Clover
  • High-Yielding, Double-Cut Clover
  • Extended Growing Season
  • Excellent Yield
  • Winter Hardy
  • Rapid Establishment
  • Highly Compatible
  • Taproot Mines Nutrients
AberLasting
  • Cold Tolerant
  • Fast Establishment
  • Increased Persistence from Rhizomatous Roots
  • Withstands Heavy Grazing
  • Nitrogen Fixation Comparable to White Clover