This is a proprietary multi-year premium Red Clover. Cyclone II has proven its potential throughout the United States. Cyclone II has out performed numerous other brands of Red clover in consistency of yield, persistence and performance for grazing or hay. Cyclone II offers:

• Consistent yield potential
• Fast recovery after harvest
• Strong disease and pest resistance package with resistance to anthracnose, powdery mildew and common crown rots.
• Long stand life
• Ideal for pure stand or in a forage mix for haylage or pasture.

Freedom! is named because of its freedom from pubescence (non-glandular hairs). With less pubescence than typical red clovers, Freedom! promotes faster drying of hay in the field which reduces the chance for loss of quality due to untimely rainfall. In addition, less pubescence also reduces dustiness of hay, thus improving air quality. Freedom! is also well adapted for grazing and silage. Freedom! produces excellent yields of highly palatable, nutritious forage. It is also a very persistent variety - exhibiting improved winter hardiness as well as improved heat and drought tolerance. Research trials at Cornell University show that Freedom! excels better than most other red clovers into the third year of production. Freedom! is one of the highest quality red clovers on the market.

Common Medium Red Clover is a short-lived perennial that is winter hardy. It is best used in a short rotation for forage or as a nitrogen-fixing cover crop. Seeding rate 4-15 lbs/acre.

Byron's clover mix is a mixture of improved varieties of red & white clover. Designed to be drilled or frost seeded into existing stands of pasture to improve forage quality and yield along with adding soil nitrogen production. Contains 70% improved red clovers and 30% improved white clovers. Improved clover seed coated to improve seedling survivability and establishment. Recommended seeding rate of 5 - 12 lbs/acre.

Crimson clover is an annual clover that can be planted in the spring or fall. Fast, vigorous growth, excellent N source, soil builder, and good for grazing or haying. Crimson clover has the potential to produce from 70 to 150 units of N. Prefers well drained soils. Inoculate crimson clover if it hasn't been grown before. In the fall, seed 6-8 weeks before frost. For spring seedings, plant after all danger of frost is past. Seeding rate is 15-18 lbs/acre drilled or 22-30 lbs/acre broadcast.

Alice is a large-leaved, vigorous white clover variety which exhibits a tall growth pattern. It is a well-known, proven white clover that is extremely winter-hardy and grazing tolerant. Alice was the first white clover variety to successfully combine production and persistence when interplanted with grass. In addition, Alice is a legume, which produces its own nitrogen via nitrogen fixation - a symbiotic process in which Rhizobium bacteria in the root nodules "fix" nitrogen. Alice has been widely used in grazing systems and is recognized for its high palatability and nutritive value. Preinoculated and coated. Seed at 3-5 lbs/acre.

Renegade is an erect, early flowering, double cut red clover with improved resistance to southern anthracnose and downy mildew. Renegade is classified as semi-dormant in winter growth habit, and provides more grazing than Ladino clover during hot summer months. Renegade is a short lived forage perennial legume best adapted to temperate regions with high to medium rainfall. It tolerates more soil acidity and poorer soil drainage than alfalfa. Packaged in 50 lb. bags. Seeding rate 4-15 lbs/acre.

Common Medium Red Clover is a short-lived perennial that is winter hardy. It is best used in a short rotation for forage or as a nitrogen-fixing cover crop. Packaged in 50 lb. bags. Seeding rate 4-15 lbs/acre.

Mammoth Red Clover is a "single cut" clover. It is taller and coarser than medium red clover and is about 2 weeks later in maturity. It is primarily used as a green manure crop. Packaged in 50 lb. bags. Seeding rate 5-15 lbs/acre.

Rivendale White Clover is a shorter growing, medium leaf size white clover that fits well as a small component of grass mixtures suited for grazing or frequent silage cuttings. In contrast to the Ladino-types, Rivendel is extremely persistent under grazing without overcrowding the grasses. An excellent nitrogen fixer. Packaged in 50 lb bags. Seeding rate 4-8 lbs/acre.

Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover is primarily used as a cover crop as it has deep roots that help break up compaction and build organic matter. Not a good forage crop. Packaged in 50 lb bags. Seeding rate 5-15 lbs/acre.

RegalGraze is an advanced generation variety tracing to widely grown US varieties. Comprised of 162 parent plants selected after 2 cycles of continuous, abusive grazing with high stocking rates of beef cattle at the University of Georgia's Eatonton Station. The resulting variety has been widely tested for adaptability, yield, grazing tolerance and animal preference. In the pasture, RegalGraze features a showy, upright growth habit, fine stems that support large, dark green leaves and active stolon growth. Plants are tolerant or resistant to the common diseases and viruses found in the Eastern U.S. Preinoculated and coated with Kingfisher Bio-boost to improve germination and seedling vigor. Seeding rate 2-4 lbs/acre.