Clover
Most Clovers work best in a blend with grasses such as Timothy and Orchardgrass and provide a highly palatable crop. Clovers are very productive but are relatively short-lived and can be used for hay, haylage or in a pasture mix although they can be difficult to dry for hay. It is quite easy to establish clover.
| Red Carpet® XL NEW | |
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Red Clover Multi-cut certified variety with very good forage yield. Red Carpet® XL has very good winterhardiness and fast establishment. |
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| Winterhardiness Maturity Yield |
5/5 Early 5/5 |
| Silvester | |
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Ladino White Clover Vigourous, large leaved variety with excellent forage yield, improved disease resistance, excellent winterhardiness and erect growth. |
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| Winterhardiness Maturity Yield |
5/5 Early 3/5 |
| Winner | |
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Berseem Clover Certified variety that is annual, multi-cut. It has very good forage quality. Winner is an excellent companion for alfalfa with rapid establishment. |
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| Winterhardiness Maturity Yield |
0/5 Early 3/5 |
| Huia | |
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Grasslands White Clover A medium height white clover bred in New Zealand is an ideal part of pasture mixtures. |
| Other Clovers | |
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Alsike Clover |
