Berseem Clover Varieties: Choosing Between Single Cut and Multi-Cut Types

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0:14 I'm standing here in the middle of two different porcine clover brides and from

0:22 At a distance it's hard to tell if they're even the same species because these two varieties are very different. Got sauce.

0:29 Deeper seem clover here at the lady. We're seeing clover over here and you can tell they're just completely.

0:35 Different players we're seeing over more of a multi cuts types products you can see it doesn't get quite as erect by.

0:58 This tall as The Blade II does after cutting and so this is a single alfalfa field that have

1:22 Experienced either water logging or winterkill from a distance. I mean, these plants look like alfalfa. It's very hard.

1:31 To tell, really close up, look like alfalfa in the field.

1:52 Clovers are very tolerant of waterlogged soils so if you have drown out spots or winter killing your alfalfa basically.

2:06 Once or year out of the stand you can see one of these two varieties depending on how.

2:13 Many pettings you're wanting to get out of your stand you're only one of wanting to get one cutting maybe the ladies a.

2:20 Little better if you're wanting to get multiple cuttings. Yet the frosty is probably a better product. Both as you can tell, very different plants. This one comes on a little quicker, this one is a strong finisher. One of these two probably going to fill your needs. And rather than just put up with a really poor alfalfa stand within that last year before you decide to terminate it, you can fill in, get some additional growth out of a berseem clover.