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Each variety of clover has its own strengths and weaknesses. We work hard to combine the newest, most innovative clovers in the right combinations. Our clovers are often the first plants to emerge in the early spring, providing excellent food right away. These combinations target your exact conditions based on pH and soil type. Check out Top Five Annual® Clover Blend, CloverKeeper® Perennial Clover Blend, Buffalo Clover® Blend (annual and perennials), GreenKeeper® (clover and alfalfa). and Hunt Master® (chicory and clover) for exceptional combinations of the very best varieties (see our chart for more details). Or, buy 50 lbs bags of the newest varieties of Berseem, Ladino, Balansa, Arrowleaf, Crimson, Red Clovers, and more.
Clover Seed Planting Tips:
Our clovers are best placed on shady, tree lined edges and smaller food plots (less than an acre). For best practices, use our line of excellent forage soybeans for larger, open areas (greater than 2 acres) to maximize tonnage, attraction, and animal growth.
Annual clovers are best planted in the fall, but frost seeding can be done on any of our products. Most products are available in both one acre and 1/6th acre sizes.
Generally, it is best to sow clover seeds in the early fall (from September to early October). This timing allows the clover to establish before the first fall frost. So, be sure to plant clover at least 40 days before the arrival of freezing temperatures. Spring plantings are best (around February to May) when the ground is soft and moist. Broadcast the seeds directly onto the soil surface and lightly cover them with a thin layer of soil.