Clover Blend

A clover blend that is best used in conjunction with other species in either traditional pasture mixes or as part of a regenerative mix. Containing red, crimson, white and subterranean clovers, each species contributes unique characteristics that enhance soil health, forage quality and ecosystem resilience.

Red clover (Trifolium pratense) is a robust, short-lived perennial known for its high biomass production and deep taproot, which improves soil structure and drought resistance. It provides excellent nitrogen fixation, enriching the soil for subsequent crops or grazing.

Crimson clover (Trifolium incarnatum), an annual species, establishes quickly and offers early-season forage with vivid red blooms that support pollinators. Its rapid growth makes it ideal for weed suppression and seasonal soil cover, particularly in cooler climates.

White clover (Trifolium repens), a low-growing perennial, spreads via stolons, creating a dense ground cover that helps prevent erosion and withstands heavy grazing. Its resilience and palatability make it a cornerstone in permanent pasture systems.

Subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum) is a self-regenerating annual ideal for drier climates. It produces seed underground, allowing it to persist through summer droughts and reseed naturally, making it especially valuable in rotational or low-input grazing systems.

Together, these clovers create a diverse, seasonally balanced forage mix that improves animal nutrition while enhancing soil fertility through continuous nitrogen fixation. Their complementary growth habits ensure year-round ground cover, reduced erosion and increased organic matter. This blend is particularly suitable for regenerative practices aiming to restore degraded soils, support biodiversity and reduce reliance on synthetic inputs.