Southern Clover Release
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|Southern Clover Release can be used to establish new or improve existing stands of clover. It includes four varieties of…
Southern Clover Release can be used to establish new or improve existing stands of clover. It includes four varieties of clover, alfalfa, three brassicas, buckwheat and chicory in a ratio that’s appropriate for most areas south of interstate I-70. This blend provides lots of high-quality forage while improving soil quality. This blend is very attractive to deer and turkeys.
Mix Info
Ingredients
Kentucky Pride Crimson Clover, Frosty Berseem Clover, Fixation Balansa Clover, Medium Red Clover, Alfalfa, Impact Forage Collards, Smart Radish, Buckwheat, Endure Chicory
Planting Instructions
Southern Clover Release should be seeded approximately 45 to 60 days prior to average first frost date. Drill it at 1/2 to 3/4" depth or if broadcasting, spread the seed and lightly incorporate just before a rain into a clean seedbed.
Timing
During the late summer, Southern Clover Release should be planted 6-8 weeks before the first expected frost of the season.It’s important that there’s adequate soil moisture or a good chance of rain in the forecast. This blend can also be planted during the spring when the soil temperature at 2” deep at 9:00 AM is 45 degrees or warmer. There are lots of websites that report the current soil temperature daily for each county.
Seeding Rate
20