The range of clovers flower from 105 to 130 days+. This allows for selection of appropriate legume to suit your targeted rainfall zones. Cultivar selection can be made based on the hard seeded level from soft to very hard seeded. This allows for either short term or long term regeneration in your paddock.
They can produce high amounts of forage for grazing or hay. Annual clovers are very complementary with other grasses and or forage cereals, as well as providing the added benefit as a disease break.
Annual Clover Varieties
Synergy Seeds has access to many different varieties of Annual Clover. Speak to us today about sourcing the right variety for your needs.
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Agwest Bartolo
Bladder Clover
Trifolium spumosumIt can be grown successfully across mildly acid to alkaline sandy-loam and loam soils and is suited to regions with…
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Prolific
Persian Clover
Trifolium resupinatum var. resupinatumAn extremely palatable and highly digestible feed (16-21% crude protein), PROLIFIC is well suited to hay, grazing or silage production,…
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Shaftal
Persian Clover
Trifolium resupinatum var. majusHard seed level is very low at one to two per cent. Flowering and maturity is mostly late. Used in…
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Moa
Persian Clover
Trifolium resupinatum var. majusA very palatable and highly digestible feed (20-23% crude protein), MOA is well suited to hay, grazing or silage production.…
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Frontier
Balansa Clover
Trifolium michelianumFrontier is an early maturing hard seeded annual clover, that is well suited for low to medium rainfall zones. It…
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Paradana
Balansa Clover
Trifolium michelianumA mid-maturing hard seeded Annual Clover, PARADANA is well suited to medium to high rainfall environments, demonstrating semi-erect growth when…
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Bolta
Balansa Clover
Trifolium michelianumA late maturing hard seeded Annual Clover, BOLTA is well suited to medium to high rainfall environments, demonstrating semi-erect growth…
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Zulu
Arrowleaf Clover
Trifolium vesiculosumIt is a deep-rooted clover extending its root system up to 1.5m below the soil, producing thick stems with many…