| ASTONCONQUEROR | 4.20 | KGS |
|---|---|---|
| ASTONENERGY (T) | 3.30 | KGS |
| GLENFIELD (T) | 3.00 | KGS |
| CRUSADER - WHITE CLOVER | 0.75 | KGS |
| CHIEFTAIN - WHITE CLOVER | 0.75 | KGS |
| 12.00 | KGS PACK | |
| TETRAPLOID (T) 60% |
Diamond Premium Clover
Key Characteristics
- Maximize Nitrogen Fixation and Animal Performance with Diamond Premium Clover
- 1.5 kgs of Medium Leaf Clover is recommended by Teagasc to ensure optimum levels of clover in established sward
- Chieftain and Crusader are the proven white clover varieties, with excellent performance in repeated trials
- Meiduno, GlenField and AstonConqueror have extremely high spring growth on the 2022 Pasture Profit Index (PPI), meaning they are best suited to compensate for typically lower spring growth in a high clover sward
- High PPI Grass Varieties also have excellent Seasonal Yield, Quality and Graze – Out
- Highly ranked graze out varieties mean better grazed out swards. A good graze out is a key factor in promoting clover content. Clover content drives N fixation
Category: Grassland and Sprays
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