Patriot Clover, 25 lb.
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Patriot is best used to enrich improved high quality grass pasture - MaxQ enhanced tall fescue, orchard grass, and prairie grass. Excellent for grazing fall through early summer. Research and ranch experiences repeatedly demonstrate the superior feed value of a white clover-grass mixture compared to grass alone. Improvements in conception rates, milk production, calf weaning weights, daily gains, and animal health can be realized. Patriot-grass mixtures may also be used for high-quality hay or silage. Patriot also captures atmospheric nitrogen - 50 to 125 lbs. per acre per year. Rate
3 lbs/acre drilled or broadcast into established pastures
5 lbs/acre for a pure stand for wildlife plots - see special considerations for Livestock use. Dates:
South: September - November in the southern U.S. Frost seeded - February and March in some locations. Upper South: September-early November...may be frost seeded in February to early March or spring planted in April to early May. North: August - September.. may be frost seeded in February - March or spring seeded in April - May Depth:
1/8 inch maximum; many stand failures result from seed planted too deep.
- Improved animal performance
- High yielding and persistent under grazing
- Upright aggressive growth with large leaf size
- Make its own nitrogen to reduce fertilizer costs
Patriot is best used to enrich improved high quality grass pasture - MaxQ enhanced tall fescue, orchard grass, and prairie grass. Excellent for grazing fall through early summer. Research and ranch experiences repeatedly demonstrate the superior feed value of a white clover-grass mixture compared to grass alone. Improvements in conception rates, milk production, calf weaning weights, daily gains, and animal health can be realized. Patriot-grass mixtures may also be used for high-quality hay or silage. Patriot also captures atmospheric nitrogen - 50 to 125 lbs. per acre per year. Rate
3 lbs/acre drilled or broadcast into established pastures
5 lbs/acre for a pure stand for wildlife plots - see special considerations for Livestock use. Dates:
South: September - November in the southern U.S. Frost seeded - February and March in some locations. Upper South: September-early November...may be frost seeded in February to early March or spring planted in April to early May. North: August - September.. may be frost seeded in February - March or spring seeded in April - May Depth:
1/8 inch maximum; many stand failures result from seed planted too deep.
