Persian

Lusa Persian Clover

Lusa is a late maturing, highly productive persian clover. Lusa was bred the Department of Agriculture, Hamilton, Victoria to be adapted to waterlogging, mild salinity and is suitable for grazing and/or forage conservation. Lusa has a good level of hard seed at maturity which should ensure good self-regeneration in high rainfall zones.

An erect winter growing annual capable of excellent winter and spring growth. Suited to rainfall areas of 500+mm and seasonal irrigation.

Sowing rate: 5-10 kg/ha alone, 3-7 kg/ha in mixes
Maral Shaftal

Late season flowering, tall erect type, moderate winter growth, good feed value as hay or pasture, good regrowth after grazing, one year forage crop, very low hardseed
Morbulk

Late flowering tetraploid, vigorous erect growth, resistant to clover scorch, suitable for grazing forage or hay crops, ideal for hay mixes
Nitro Plus

Early-mid season, excellent cereal rotation legume, suitable for hay and grazing, tolerates water logging, semi prostrate growth habit, high hard seed, resistant to clover scorch and root rot
Storm

Late season flowering