Red Clover

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ESTABLISHING RED CLOVER

In comparison to white clover, red clover does not produce stolons and spread out, but it does put down a strong tap root. It is therefore essential to establish a large plant population that will lead to greater persistency and production.

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Red Clover

BLOAT

Bloat occurs when the eructation mechanism is impaired or inhibited and the rate of gas production exceeds the animal’s ability to expel the gas.

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Red Clover

UNDERSTANDING RED CLOVER

In contrast to white clover, red clover has an upright growth habit and a strong deep taproot from which finer roots arise. The crown located at the base of the stem acts as a store of nutrients.

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