Clovers
Clovers are highly nutritious and are a very productive component in pasture blends with the ability to naturally fix nitrogen in soils.
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Aerial
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Balansa
Known for it tolerance of waterlogging mild salinity, Balansa is hard seeded and known for its abundant spring growth and high quality fodder characteristics. Resistant to clover scorch and root rot.
Suggested Uses:
Maturity: Mid
Ph: 4 - 4
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Colt White Clover
A small leaf, highly persistent, white clover bred by the University of North Carolina.Suggested Uses:
Maturity: Late
Rainfall: 700mm
Ph: 7 - 7
Soils: 2
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Esteem White Clover
A persistent, winter-hardy, white clover variety ideal for perennial pastures.Suggested Uses:
Maturity: Late
Rainfall: 550mm
Ph: 7 - 7
Soils: 2
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Memphis Berseem Clover
A new disease-resistant, frost-tolerant, high-yielding, non-bloating berseem clover.Suggested Uses:
Maturity: Late
Rainfall: 550mm
Ph: 7 - 7
Soils: 2
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Turbo
Turbo produces more feed during autumn and winter than traditional Persian clovers, and will continue well into spring. Tolerant to frost, salt and disease.
Suggested Uses:
Maturity: Late
Rainfall: 500mm
Ph: 5 - 5
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TurboPlus Persian Clover
A Persian clover specifically bred to meet the need for a disease resistant, frost tolerant, high performance, multicut/multigraze variety.Suggested Uses:
Maturity: Late
Rainfall: 550mm
Ph: 5 - 5
Soils: 2
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Sub surface
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Dalkeith
Benchmark variety with high hard seed content and early maturity. Black Seeded.
Suggested Uses:
Ph: 4 - 4
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Gosse
Mid season Yanninicum type with resistance to scorch and root rot with moderate hard seed levels. White Seeded.
Suggested Uses:
Rainfall: 500mm
Ph: 5 - 5
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Trikkala
Early to mid season with some level of resistance to both root rot and scorch. Yanninicum species are suited to poorly drained waterlogged soils. White Seeded
Suggested Uses:
Rainfall: 500mm
Ph: 5 - 5
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