BARENBRUG NZ RED CLOVER AGRICOTE (25) PER KG 11103013
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Morrow red clover (Trifolium pratense) is a new and improved red clover selected for improved grazing tolerance and higher forage yield.
Red-clover is a deep-rooted legume that produces excellent quality feed during both summer and autumn (season permitting).
Morrow exhibits improved grazing tolerance on Tuscan cv. due to its more prostrate nature and multi-stemmed plant-type.
Key features:
Bred for high yield with improved persistence under grazing
Improved persistence over other red clovers
High yield as grazing and hay or silage
Medium oestrogen levels
Key benefits:
Excellent quality feed over summer and autumn
Suited to most farm types in high rainfall areas
Adds significantly to hay and silage quality
Better suited to grazing than many older red-clover cultivars
Suitability:
Morrow is suitable for most farm types.
It performs best on free draining soils under moderate stocking rates, long summer grazing rotations or hay production. Under high stocking rates or fast summer grazing rotations its persistence is reduced.
Sowing rate:
Red clover is commonly sown as a component of a perennial pasture in summer dry areas, to boost summer growth and feed quality.
It is often used as a specialist stand for hay or silage.
Morrow should be included in pasture mixes at a rate of 3–6kg/ha.
Common Questions
What is Morrow red clover?
Morrow is a new and improved red clover (Trifolium pratense) selected for improved grazing tolerance and higher forage yield. It's a deep-rooted legume that produces excellent quality feed during both summer and autumn.
What are the main benefits of Morrow red clover?
Morrow is bred for high yield with improved persistence under grazing, and it shows better persistence than other red clovers. It produces excellent quality feed over summer and autumn, adds significantly to hay and silage quality, and is better suited to grazing than many older red clover varieties.
What soil and farming conditions suit Morrow red clover?
Morrow is suitable for most farm types and performs best on free draining soils under moderate stocking rates, long summer grazing rotations, or hay production. Under high stocking rates or fast summer grazing rotations, its persistence is reduced.
At what rate should I sow Morrow red clover?
Morrow should be included in pasture mixes at a rate of 3–6kg/ha. Red clover is commonly sown as a component of a perennial pasture to boost summer growth and feed quality, or as a specialist stand for hay or silage.
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