[3- YEAR MEDIUM RED CLOVER]
Exceptional yields when compared to Arlington, Marathon and RedStart Red Clover
Shows exceptional forage quality with high whole-plant digestibility
Superior disease resistance to Powdery Mildew and Northern/Southern Anthracnose
Excellent winter survival and vigor for improved stands
Perfect for haying or grazing environments
Pre-inoculated for great Rhizobium production
Seeding Rates: 10-12 lbs/acre, 2-6 lbs/acre in mixes
High Stolen Density
Persistent
High Yielding
Excellent Season-long Growth
Large Leaves
Bred for Rotational Grazing
High NSC Energy Level
Erect Growth
Seeding Rates: New hayfields/pasture 2-4 lbs per acre in mixes or pasture renovations
Excellent choice for hay or pasture
Thin stemmed and broad leaved for higher forage quality
Short maturation requirements make it a great emergency forage
Brown midrib gene gives it higher digestibility
Excellent choice for hay or pasture
Great forage fast with superior drought tolerance
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| PLANTING GUIDE |
| GRASS/LEGUME | GERM. | ALONE | MIX | TIME OF SEEDLING |
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| Alfalfa | 7 | 15-18 | 15-Feb | March-May/Aug 1-15 |
| Red Clover | 7 | 12-Aug | 4-Feb | March/Apr/Aug |
| Alsike Clover | 7 | 8-Jul | 2-Jan | Feb-Apr |
| Ladino Clover | 7 | 3-Feb | 1⁄2-1 1⁄2 | March-May/Feb-Apr |
| Timothy | 10 | 12-Aug | 4-Feb | March-Apr/Aug 15-Sep 1 |
| Orchardgrass | 21 | 10-Aug | 5-Mar | March-May-Aug |
| Bromegrass | 14 | 18-Dec | 10-May | March-Apr 15/Aug 15-Sep 1 |
| Ryegrass Perennial | 14 | 30-40 | 6-Apr | Feb-May/Aug 15-Sep 1 |
| Fescue, Tall | 14 | 15-22 | 8-Mar | March-May/Aug-Sep |
| Reed Canarygrass | 21 | 12-Aug | 8-Jun | March 1-Apr 1/Aug |
| Red Top | 10 | 10-Aug | 2 | March-May/July 15-Sep 15 |
| Kentucky Bluegr. | 28 | 15-Oct | 5-Mar | Feb-May/Aug 15-Sep 20 |
| Birdsfoot Trefoil | 12 | 15-Dec | 6-Apr | Apr-May |
| Crownvetch | 14 | 15-May | 10-May | Apr-May/ Aug 15-Sep 1 |
| Sweet Clover | 7 | 15-Dec | 6-Feb | March-Apr/Aug 1-15 |
| Vetch | 14 | 30 | — | March 20-Apr 10 |
| Winter Vetch | 14 | 30 | — | Sep 10-Oct 10 |
| Wht. Dutch Clover | 7 | 5-Mar | — | 1-3 Apr-June-Aug |
| Switchgrass | 28 | 10-May | 3-Feb | Late Apr-June 1 |
| Indiangrass | 28 | 10-Jul | 5-Mar | May-June |
| Big/Little Bluestem | 28 | 10-Jul | 5-Mar | May-June |
| Sideoats Grama | 14 | 15-25 | 5-Mar | May-June |
| Blue Grama | 14 | 12-Aug | 5-Mar | May-June |
| Buffalograss | 28 | 40-60 | — | May-June |
| Eastern Gamagrass | 14 | 8-May | — | Nov-Dec |
| Canola | 7 | 8-Jun | — | March-Apr/Aug-Sep |
| Field Peas | 8 | 60-100 | 50-70 | March-Apr |
| Triticale | 7 | 100-120 | 50-70 | March-Apr/Aug-Sep |
| Ryegrain | 7 | 100-120 | 50-70 | March-Sep |
| Milo Sorghum | 10 | 8-Jun | 15-Oct | May-June |
| Forage Sorghum | 10 | 8-Jun | 8-Jun | May-June |
| Sudan | 10 | 30-50 | — | May-July |
| Sorghum-Sudan | 10 | 30-50 | — | May-June |
| Millet | 10 | 30-50 | — | May-July |
| Buckwheat | 6 | 35-55 | — | May-July |
| Rape-Dwarf Essex | 7 | 8 | 8 | Apr 1-Aug 15 |
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