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Diamond Overseeding White Clover

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100% white clover available coated and uncoated in 5kgs packs

Top Tips for success

  • Management is key. Target a maximum of 15% of grazing area for stitching annually
  • Target April to July with good soil moisture
  • Swards need to be open with soil visible, graze well or mow before seeding
  • Target swards with some existing clover for best results
  • Sward planned for full reseed in medium term are better targeted for full reseed
  • Use Naked Clover for best value, more seeds/kg
  • Ensure optimum soil fertility and good seed:soil contact
  • Broadcasting is often cheapest but specialist drills often ensure better seed:soil contact
  • Keep pre grazing covers below 1100 kg/ha for the following two grazing (graze every 10-12 days)
  • Reduce N application as much as possible keeping in mind feed demand
  • Target additional P and K application
  • Keep covers low for the rest of the year
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