Clovers and Trefoils

Highlights

• It is the perennial clover that offers the best yield among the clovers
• Variety that survives winters well and has a lifespan of 3 and 4 years.
• The establishment is fast, which makes it possible to have an acceptable yield from the first cut.
• Excellent recovery.
• Adapts to all types of soil.

Highlights

• Ladino is a giant white clover.
• It also multiplies by runners, which gives it better longevity.
• It can reach a height of 11 inches (30cm).
• This is the white clover which provides the highest yield.
• May be used both for pasture and fodder.

The Aberlasting variety is the first successful cross between Kura clover (Caucasian clover) and whiter clover. The combined benefits of the 2 species confer:

• Better drought tolerance than other white clovers
• Faster establishment than Kura clover
• Improved persistence and performance

Highlights

• White clover has a spreading habit achieved by runners.
• The height potential is about 4 to 6 inches (10 to 15 cm). This is why its main use is grazing.

Highlights

• Trefoil is a long-lasting legume.
• The slow establishment is compensated by an impressive lifespan and adaptation to virtually any type of soil.
• Good yields despite drought and low pH.
• Offers a remarkable palatability in dry hay as well as in silage due to the fineness of its stems.
• Unlike alfalfa the fee quality does not go down at or after flowering.