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Home Dairy Pasture Management Maximising white clover
Maximising white clover
Maximising white clover

Maximising white clover

White clover is important in NZ pastoral systems for its high...

White clover is important in NZ pastoral systems for its high feed value, summer growth and ability to fix nitrogen.

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Over-sowing clover seed
Over-sowing clover seed

Over-sowing clover seed

Over-sowing in spring is a great way to get more white clover...

Over-sowing in spring is a great way to get more white clover into pastures. Here we explain why, where, how and what to spinning clover seed onto paddocks which need topping up. This improves feed quality, provides summer protein and adds free, natural nitrogen to the farm system.

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