Frosty
Frosty Berseem Clover boasts a high leaf-to-stem ratio, excellent disease resistance, and rapid growth when temperatures surpass 60F. It's an ideal option for wildlife food plots, whether planted alone or mixed with clover or cool-season grasses. As an annual clover, Frosty Berseem eventually dies off, releasing the nitrogen it has fixed into the soil, benefiting the remaining plants. With a later maturity than other annual clovers, its bloom period aligns with that of red clover, producing abundant flowers that attract pollinators. Frosty Berseem also tolerates moderate waterlogged conditions and can be seeded during dormant or frost periods.
Key features
- Cool-season annual
- Vigorous forage growth
- Heavy N producer
- Frost sensitive
- Grows in most soils except sand
Segment
Forage
Category
Clover
Species
Berseem Clover
Emergence (Days)
8
Seeding Depth (Inches)
1/4"
Seeding Rate - Alone/New (Lbs./Acre)
8-20
Planting Times
Spring; Fall
Seeding Rate - Mixes (Lbs./Acre)
5-10
ADF (non mix products)
23
Crude Protein (non mix products)
18
Livestock
Bee/Pollinator ,
Cattle ,
Deer ,
Goats ,
Horses ,
Sheep
NDF (non mix products)
36
Usage
Hay ,
Silage ,
Pasture ,
Wildlife ,
Cover Crop ,
Pollinator Friendly