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Frosty Berseem Clover (winter forage)- 50#
Frosty Berseem Clover (winter forage)- 50#
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Berseem clover is a Mediterranean type that is salt tolerant, nitrogen fixing, and does well on light textured, sandy soils. Compared to other varieties of berseem clover, Frosty is later maturing, more cold tolerant, more productive, and has greater nutritional value. Frosty berseem clover can be overseeded into thinning stands of alfalfa as it looks very similar (before it blooms white) and it has excellent regrowth after cutting.
Basic Info
| N Fix Potential | 60-100 |
| Seeds/lb | 150,000 |
| C/N at Maturity | Low |
| Growth Habit | Upright |
| Root Type/Depth | Shallow Taproot |
| Cold Kill | 10 °F |
| Dry Matter Potential | 1.5 - 3 tons/acre |
Use & Characteristics
| Maturity | 75-100 days |
| Lasting Residue | Good |
| Palatability | Excellent |
| Hay Harvest | Excellent |
| Regrowth | Very Good |
| Deep Compaction | Fair |
| Surface Compaction | Very Good |
| Weed Suppression | Good |
| Crimp Kill | Moderate |
Planting
| Plant Depth | 1/4 - 1/2" |
| Min Germ Temp | 42 °F |
| Drilled Seed Rate | 8-15 lbs/acre |
| Broadcast Seed Rate | 15-20 lbs/acre |
When is the right time to plant?
Berseem Clover (Frosty) - OMRI Inoculated has a minimum germination temp of 42 °F. Reference your average soil temperature to determine ideal planting time.
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When Can I Start Planting?
Tolerance
| Heat | Very Good |
| Drought | Good |
| Shade | Very Good |
| Wet Soil | Good |
| Low Fertility | Good |
| Low pH Soil | Good |
| High pH Salinity | Good |
| High pH Calcareous | Good |
