PROTA PLUS

Grass & annual clover blend

  • PROTA PLUS is a versatile mixture, very flexible in rotations with a ley length up to 18 months
  • High yields of high quality Italian ryegrass
  • Suitable for all livestock classes
  • Long growing season
  • Crimson clover is a single cut, erect annual clover. Cut before flowering for maximum quality
  • Persian clover is a multi-cut, prostate annual clover
  • Annual clovers contribute to nitrogen fixation
  • Attractive to pollinators
  • An ideal cover crop option

 

Ley Length: Short

For Cutting & Grazing

Composition
Variety
Species
6.00kg
Barmultra II
Italian Ryegrass Tetr
4.50kg
Contea
Crimson Clover
1.50kg
Lightening
Persian Clover
Specifications
Sowing rate/acre
12kg/acre
Pack size
12kg
Sowing rate/hectare
30kg per hectare
Expert advice

Red clover is high in phytoestrogen and all breeding sheep should be kept off for six weeks either side of tupping. Store lambs can be fattened very effectively on red clover silage aftermaths. Always maintain a soil pH of at least 6.0 and P & K indices of 2 for optimal clover content and health.

Red clover is high in phytoestrogen and all breeding sheep should be kept off for six weeks either side of tupping. Store lambs can be fattened very effectively on red clover silage aftermaths. Always maintain a soil pH of at least 6.0 and P & K indices of 2 for optimal clover...

Red clover is high in phytoestrogen and all breeding sheep should be kept off for six weeks either side of tupping. Store lambs can be fattened very effectively on red clover silage aftermaths. Always maintain a soil pH of at least 6.0 and P & K indices of 2 for optimal clover content and health.

Top Tips

Always maintain a soil pH of at least 6.0 and P & K indices of 2 for optimal clover content and health.

 

 

Always maintain a soil pH of at least 6.0 and P & K indices of 2 for optimal clover content and health.

 

 

Always maintain a soil pH of at least 6.0 and P & K indices of 2 for optimal clover content and health.

 

 

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