Re: Any clover farmers out there????

Posted by chuck Bolton on September 08, 2005 at 12:11:38 from (216.74.205.134):

In Reply to: Any clover farmers out there???? posted by diggerdave on September 08, 2005 at 10:53:02:

im assuming that when you say white clover you mean the dutch
clover most of us have in our yards and pastures. it does real
well folllowing a wet yr and then the germination % drops off--
you will always have some but not so thick-- white sweet clover
is a very tall and stemy plant--im sure this isnt what you want,
red clover is easy to start and moderately inexpensive to
purchase. it does grow to about 20-24 inches. to have that in
your trees id still think youd want to mow it-- it is very easy to
start-- i sow in pastures --over seed in feb. the freezing and
thaw and extra moisture is great for covering the seed and
helping to germination.

as side note--id put sheep in the trees --they will keep the
grass shorter and youalso have a side income.

good luck

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