It is recommended to use red clovers and white clovers mixed together for grazing. Red clovers are more drought tolerant and productive than white clovers, but white clovers have a higher quality. Red clovers are more tolerant of wet soils and have a lower pH than alfalfa. In trials at Penn State, the average yield of red clovers was a little higher than the average yield of the leafhopper-resistant alfalfas one year after seeding.

• A low-cost legume cover crop • Short-lived clover that is shade tolerant • Soil builder and weed suppressor • Attracts beneficials • Good for forage

ORG = organic; OC = organic coating; UT = untreated; CNV = conventional

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