MEDIUM RED CLOVER

MEDIUM RED CLOVER

$23.00
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  $23 per 4 POUND BAG.  PLANTS BETWEEN 1/3 TO 1/2 ACRE

  • HIGHEST ATTACTION OF AN ANNUAL CLOVER WE HAVE TESTED
  • GREAT SPRING PLANTING FOR A GREEN PLOW DOWN CROP FOR FALL
  • HIGH PROTEIN FOR GROWING ANTLERS AND DOES WITH FAWNS

   Our Medium Red Clover is a 2 year, fast growing clover that many use as a plow down in their food plots. This clover can be seeded in the fall with a cereal grain planting such as our Fall Forage. The following spring, the clover will grow fast and feed the deer from spring to late summer when it can be plowed or tilled under providing nitrogen for a brassica planting. This clover will tolerate slightly higher acidic soils.

  • Seeding rate is 12 to 14 pounds per acre alone, or 8 to 10 pounds per acre with a mix.
  • $23 per 4 pound bag

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Dave D.D.D. (United States)

Great seed,fantastic German rate

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Anonymous (United States)

Delivery was fast and clover looks like high quality seed. Plan to get it planted in the next couple of weeks.

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Russell (United States)

Great clover seed for poor soils. Grows without a problem and brings in the deer and turkeys.

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Dale A. (United States)

Great product

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Todd L.

Fast growing and draws deer in for spring and summer plots well here in Ks !

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Steve D. (United States)

great stuff

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Anonymous (United States)

Great job, seed results will be covered come growing and planting season

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Kyle S.P. (United States)

I used your product late summer, to supplement an existing clover and chicory plot experiencing extensive browsing.
My germination rate was very high, and the red clover has filled in very nicely. The young clover has withstood the active, daily browsing pressure. The established clover has been the preferred choice of whitetails, but the young red clover is being eaten as well.

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Kenneth L. (United States)

Great product!

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Matt B. (United States)

I've added this medium red clover toy mix for a few years now. Planted a month ago and it's growing good.Manistee county MI, sandy soil.

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Scott (United States)

It's very easy to work with. Can't wait to work with them again

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Rick (United States)

Came up better than any other clover I have planted with little moisture.

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Anonymous (United States)

It has only been 3 weeks since planting, but its coming in great.

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Bruce (United States)

I'm into my second planting of this medium red clover. The first planting came in great in 2 of my plots and I got 2 seasons out of it. I've replanted one of the plots in mid Aug and it's doing well after 2 weeks. I'm now trying it in a plot that is always a problem, it's coming in well after 5 days. Rain has been light here this summer(NW PA) so this attempt will tell a lot about this seed.

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Pao (United States)

Great product

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Taylor (United States)

Best clover plot I’ve planted. I planted July 1st which is not ideal and it came in perfect.

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Dennis B. (United States)

I planted the red clover in the fall with a cover crop of cereal rye. The next year starting in the spring the deer were all over this food plot I feel the deer liked the security of the rye that grew to 5 feet tall. After mowing the cereal rye the deer continued to feed on the red clover into December in northwest Wisconsin. Definitely planting medium red clover again.