Choosing a sub clover variety is a matter of matching a variety with the particular environment and paddock in which it will be grown. The following descriptions will assist growers to select the varieties best suited to their needs.

Useful species on infertile land (provided the soil is well fertilised with phosphorus and sulphur). Suited to short or medium‑term pasture and irrigated areas. For survival, it needs good …

The key works by selecting one of the two choices given for each pair of descriptions, which lead to either another pair of descriptions or the identification of your species.

There are over 300 known types of clover, also known as trefoil. The most common ones found in Australia are: White or creamy-pink flowers which are up to 20cm across. Repens means creeping, and it will be found spreading above the soil surface with stiff stolons, putting down roots wherever it can to take advantage of gaps in the grass.

Clover, which encompasses various species like red clover and white clover, is valued for its ability to fix nitrogen in the soil, enriching the soil, and enhancing crop growth. Medic plays a vital role in sustainable farming systems as cover crops, …

Why should I get to know my sub-clover? Identifying cultivars can be useful to determine if a pasture contains outclassed or oestrogenic (O) cultivars and to assess how well newly sown varieties are competing against residual plants.

Subterranean clover is the most important annual pasture legume sown in southern Australia. It originated in the Mediterranean region, parts of western Europe, southern England and Ireland.

There are a number of clover varieties but the two most common in Australia are Trifolium repens (white clover) and Trifolium fragiferam. Clover has been used as a pasture grass in the farming industry for many years and in some areas may even be seen as a …

Subterranean clover is a grazing tolerant annual pasture legume sown over eight million hectares (ha) in Western Australia (WA) and 29 million ha across southern Australia. It is used in permanent pastures and in rotation with crops.

2024年8月15日 · Clover has made a name for itself worldwide as a terrific forage crop. A native of Northern Asia and Europe, it’s now available to farmers Australia-wide. McKays offers three clover options: Red Clover, White Clover. and Strawberry Clover. So which is best for your situation?