Red Clover is a biennial adapted throughout the United States except in the most arid regions. The upright stems grow from 30.5 to 46 cm (12 to 18 in.) tall with reddish-purple flower heads. It is an important forage crop that also provides excellent wildlife benefits. It is normally seeded in a mixture.

Drill or broadcast seed 0.6 to 1.3 cm (¼ to ½ in.) deep. Inoculate seed propr to planting to induce nitrogen fixation. Planting should be made in spring or late fall in cooler climates, late summer in warmer and southern climates.

22.4 to 31 kg PLS/hectare
20 to 28 lbs. PLS/acre

275,000 per lb. (0.46 kg)