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A mid-early, high yielding and winter hardy diploid clover suitable for farming on organic farms

• Excellent regrowth in spring and after cutting
• High protein content in dry matter
• Good resistance to diseases
• Very good winter hardiness
• Medium resistance to diseases
• Could be grown pure or in mixtures
• Best to use feed for 1.5-2 years

• Plants 30-60 cm high and 45 cm wide
• Leaves – greyish green, up to 5 cm long and 1 cm wide
• Flowers – red, concentrated in inflorescences 5-6 cm long and 2 cm wide, often double
• Blooms in late June-August
• Winter hardiness – good
• Resistance to diseases – medium
• Maturity – medium early
• Regrows well
• Two harvests are possible during the growing season
• Dry mass yield – 8-10 t/ha
• Seed yield – medium/high (0.3-0.5 t/ha)
• Nutritional value – high
• Suitable for mixtures for fodder
• Combines well with timothy grass, perennial ryegrass and meadow fescue
• Can be used to produce hay in medium-early fodder mixtures, for grazing in cultural pastures
• Not very demanding on the soil, it grows best in sandy loam, loamy soil with a sufficient amount of calcium
• Since 2008 recommended for cultivation in organic farms

• Winter hardy
• Excellent regrowth in spring and after cutting
• Two yields could be harvested during the growing season
• Good/moderate resistance to diseases
• High protein content in dry matter
• Excellent feed digestibility
• The variety is suitable for growing alone or in mixtures with other fodder grasses for green fodder
• For fodder, it is best to use for 1.5-2 years
• Suitable for growing in organic farms

 The varietal parameters may differ from those indicated here when the testing circumstances differ from quondam