Companion
Companion ladino white clover was developed by OreGro research. Selected from an extensive collection gathered in late summer from pastures and fields in the Willamette Valley of Oregon, plants that showed a high degree of drought tolerance, plant vigor, and seed yield were included in this variety. In trials, Companion has been among the top performers for dry matter yields, as well as persistence. Seedling vigor is excellent, with fast establishment and many vigorous stolons.
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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 intervalis 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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