Legumes

An excellent legume when trying to build nitrogen as well as biomass. Great for weed suppression and as a soil conditioner.   Cool season legume Earn up to 100 lbs/acre of nitrogen Seed at 15-20 lbs/acre

This annual summer clover provides rapid robust growth along with approximately 50-60 lbs/acre of nitrogen per acre by mid-November.  Crimson clover is a winter annual and will commonly over-winter except for in the Upper-Midwest.  Being a...

Berseem clover is recognized by many as the “King of Cover Crops.” Berseem clover produce as much as 3 ton/acre of biomass and as much as 200# of nitrogen/acre. Cool season legume Unmatched biomass to nitrogen fixing yields A non-bloating clover Seed at...

Keystone Winter Peas are are a newer green-seeded winter pea with enhanced winter hardiness.  Keystone winter peas are a white flowered pea which will result in no presence of anthocyanin.  Anthocyanins are bitter and plants that don't exhibit...

A tropical legume,sunn hemp can produce more than 5,000 lb. dry matter/A and 120 lb. N/A. Sunn hemp is not winter hardy and a hard freeze easily kills it Sow sunn hemp a minimum of nine weeks before the average date of the first fall freeze. It can fill...

A warm season legume, builds N Good weed-smothering capabilities Attracts beneficial insects (ie honeybees) A good protein source if used for feed Seed at 30-90 lbs/acre

Best suited for plowdown situations or emergency silage. Can produce as much N as medium red clover. Single cut clover is susceptible to winterkill Produces significant biomass Inoculated with Nitragen Gold