Rampart
Rampart ladino white clover was developed by OreGro research and is the result of a cross between several selections of plants collected in Oregon. Plants selected showed a high tolerance to heat and drought, while having excellent seed yield and plant vigor. In trials, Rampart has been among the top performers for palatability, grazing tolerance and disease resistance.
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Mixtures: 1-3 lb per acre
Food plots: 4-5 lb per acre
Overseed 2-5 lb per acre -
• Taking a soil test is highly recommended. Consult with your local extension service or fertilizer dealer for specific recommendations.
• Inoculate seed with Rhizobium bacteria to encourage nitrogen fixation.
• Correct acidity: 5.8 - 7 is ideal.
• White clovers like phosphorous, potash, and boron. -
• Graze when new pasture is 6 inches tall.
• Rotational grazing at a 14-21 day interval is recommended.
• Do not graze shorter than 3 inches.
• Avoid grazing when frozen. -
• Timing is based on the clover maturity.
• Never cut below 3 inches.
• Best quality will be when clover is vegetative.
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