PER KG WHITE CLOVER HAIFA S/C (25) UPPER MURRAY SEEDS HAIWHICOT

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PER KG WHITE CLOVER HAIFA S/C (25) UPPER MURRAY SEEDS HAIWHICOT at a glance

A medium-leaf white clover which provides flexibility in a variety of grazing management systems and is best suited to sheep or cattle grazing.

Key Features:

Can be used in either medium or long-term pastures

High-yielding and persistent in a range of systems

Showed consistently high yields over 8 years in long-term trials

Bred for stress tolerance, grazing tolerance, pest and disease resistance

Flexibility, ie suitable for hard grazing and cutting

Plant Characteristics

Very winter hardy with outstanding cool season activity

High stolon density

Medium leaf size

Best suited to medium to high rainfall zones or irrigation

Responds well to spring and summer moisture

Will grow in a wide range of soil and fertility conditions

Sowing Rate:
3-5 kg/ha

Blend Rate:
1-3 kg/ha

Sow Haifa white clover at 2–4 kg/ha during autumn (March–May) or spring (August–September) in SE Queensland. Ensure seed is inoculated with Group B Rhizobium before sowing. Sow at a maximum depth of 5–10mm into a firm, weed-free seedbed on fertile, well-drained soil with pH 5.5–7.0. For best results, pair with perennial ryegrass or fescue, or oversow into subtropical grass pastures—avoid sowing with vigorous summer grasses that will shade out the clover. Tips: White clover is a high-bloat-risk legume—introduce livestock gradually, avoid grazing when pasture is wet, frosted, or wilted, maintain pasture height above 10cm, and consider bloat prevention additives. Haifa's medium-large leaves make it ideal for higher rainfall areas (750mm+) and irrigated pastures. The clover will fix 100–200 kg nitrogen per hectare per year, reducing fertiliser inputs. Do not oversow into vigorous summer grasses, as they will shade out and suppress clover establishment. Disclaimer: The information provided above is sourced from reputable industry references including Barenbrug Australia, FutureBeef, DAF Queensland and other recognised agricultural authorities. It is intended as a general guide only. Pasture and crop performance varies significantly depending on your specific soil type, rainfall, management practices and local conditions. Tom Grady Rural Merchandise recommends consulting with a local agronomist or agricultural advisor before making final variety selection or management decisions for your property. Contact our team on (07) 5482 1692 — we're happy to help.

Common Questions

What is this white clover used for?

This is a medium-leaf white clover suited to sheep or cattle grazing. It can be used in either medium or long-term pastures and is flexible enough for both hard grazing and cutting.

What rainfall or conditions does it need?

It's best suited to medium to high rainfall zones or irrigated country, and responds well to spring and summer moisture. It's very winter hardy with outstanding cool season activity, and will grow in a wide range of soil and fertility conditions.

What sowing rate should I use?

For straight sowing, use 3–5 kg/ha. If blending with other seeds, use 1–3 kg/ha. Always check the bag label for any specific guidance for your situation.

Is this clover hardy and long-lasting?

Yes. It showed consistently high yields over 8 years in long-term trials. It's bred for stress tolerance, grazing tolerance, pest and disease resistance, and is high-yielding and persistent across a range of grazing systems.

Do you ship this product Australia-wide?

Yes, this product ships Australia-wide via Australia Post or road courier. Select your preferred shipping method at checkout.

Can I Click & Collect from Gympie?

Yes — Click & Collect is available from our store at 55 Tozer St, Gympie. Open Mon–Fri 8am–5pm and Sat 8am–12pm. Click & Collect is FREE on orders of $175 or more, or a flat $10 on orders under $175. Select Click & Collect at checkout and we will have your order ready.

SKU: HAIWHICOT
Categories: Seed