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Wild clover

  • 06-06-2011 11:22pm
    #1
    Muckit
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    I've noticed alot of wild clover in grazing ground this year. Must be the heat in april? Is it as good feeding value as clover used in reseeds?


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  • #2
    Birdnuts
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    Muckit wrote: »
    I've noticed alot of wild clover in grazing ground this year. Must be the heat in april? Is it as good feeding value as clover used in reseeds?

    Pretty much - the only difference I know of is that the wild types seed better and are hardier:)


  • #3
    Grecco
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    A Sign of good land Muckit


  • #4
    Muckit
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    Grecco wrote: »
    A Sign of good land Muckit

    Oh I don't know about that! middle of the road. Soil tested and spread lime on all the ground this spring, so it could have something to do with it. That and the mild spring might have helped things.

    Seeing all the clover has put a smile on my face

    Had a bumper crop of pit silage this year too. Happy days :D


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