Ladino Clover (Companion)

Planting Season: Spring or Fall Companion White Ladino clover is a great planting for deer and turkeys. This perennial white ladino clover is suited for most well drained sites. This variety is noted for it’s drought tolerance and it’s forage production. Like other ladino clovers, Companion will produce 25% to 30% protein. Established stands can persist 3 to 5 years. Companion Ladino clover is great for mixes as well as planted alone. Plant seeds on a well-tilled seed-bed covering 1/4 inch deep. Fertilize and lime according to soil test. The recommended planting rate is 8 to 10 pounds per acre.