White Cloud
White Cloud crimson clover was developed by OreGro research and is the only white flowered Trifolium incarnatum cultivar in the United States. Found in a crimson clover production field and subjected to six cycles of intense recurrent phenotypic selection, White Cloud is truly unique with white flowers and seeds. With a lack of red coloration, White Cloud contains lower levels of bitter anthocyanins. With improved palatability and high disease resistance, White Cloud is an excellent choice for livestock and wildlife.
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Drill: 5-10 lb per acre
Broadcast: 5-15 lb per acre
Overseed: 5-10 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.
• 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 is at vegetative maturity.
Trials
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Poplarville, MS 2014-15 White Cloud 3312 Common 2934 GO-KYP 2466 -
Starkville, MS 2014-15 White Cloud 541 Common 532 GO-KYP 513 -
Holly Springs, MS 2013-14 White Cloud 1353 GO-URO 1285 GO-INA 991
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