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Red Clovers are
more drought tolerant and productive than White Clover, but not
quite as high quality. Use some of each for grazing! In Penn
State’s trials, the average yield of all the Red Clovers was a
little hither than the average yield of the leafhopper resistant
Alfalfas, the year after seeding!
Cyclone II
from Byron Seeds
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This is a new release of a proprietary
multi-year premium Red Clover. Cyclone II has proven its
potential throughout the Midwest and Northeast and into the
South and Northwest. Cyclone Ii has out performed numerous
other brands of Red clover in consistency of yield, persistence
and performance for grazing or hay.
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- Consistent yield potential
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- Early spring green up with semi-erect plant growth
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- Fast recovery after harvest
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- Strong disease and pest resistance package with
resistance to anthracnose, powdery mildew and common
crown rots.
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- Ideal for pure stand or in a forage mix for haying
or pasture.
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| Dormancy |
3-4 |
| Winter-hardiness |
Very Hardy |
| Growth Habit |
Semi Erect Plant |
| Recovery |
Fast |
| Persistence |
Very |
Start
from Barenbrug
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This Red Clover is persistent and provides good
yields of high protein, palatable forage. It exhibits good
winter-hardiness, as well as improved heat and drought
tolerance. Start, a Diploid variety, has a very erect growth
habit and resists lodging. Its regrowth capabilities are
excellent. Start Red Clover will not grow as tall as other Red
Clover, but is denser and more persistent and has higher
quality. It acts like an in-between of Red and White Clover.
It’s a grazing type of Red Clover.
Freedom!
from Barenbrug
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Freedom! Red Clover is the latest release
from the University of Kentucky. Freedom! Is selected for
increased dry matter production and drying and has finer stems
and less pubescence (hairs) on the stem that causes the plant to
dry faster. Results will be higher hay quality. In our test
plots, Freedom! looks very impressive.
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