A perennial leguminous plant with a high fodder value that does not decrease even after flowering. White clover requires a lot of light for growth and development, which is why it is most common in pastures. We distinguish between two types of white clover: ladino type and ordinary white clover. Ladino type or large-leaf white clover grows two to four times faster than regular clover and is less resistant to cold temperatures. We do not sow white or creeping clover in pure sowing, but use it above all in perennial pasture and hay-pasture mixtures. By the size of the leaves, we can mark the varieties from 1-large leaves to 9-small leaves, variety-HUIA - Suitable for pastures
Absolute weight: 0.6 g/Sowing depth: 0.5-1.5 cm/Sowing rate: 12-14 kg/ha
