Summerside-based Linkletter Farms planted crimson clover as a cover crop, to hold potato field soil in place over the winter. Co-owner Mark MacEwen didn't expect it to survive the icy weather the way ...

Red clover can fix nitrogen, suppress weeds and improve crop yields. Based on test plot research in Illinois, a good stand of red clover can provide between 50 and 100 pounds of nitrogen per acre.

Crimson clover does two great things as a cover crop. First, it will produce a lot of biomass. Typically it will produce 3,500 to 5,500 pounds of dry matter per acre.

Red clover may not have been the crop of choice over the last decade. But with the ability to fix 300kg/ha of N and a deep tap root allowing it to sustain dry conditions, this could be the “in ...

A European species with bright red, ... Crimson Clover is often included in cover crop mixtures. It’s also used on its own as a soil conditioner in vegetable beds, ...

Cover Crop. Additional vegetation planted in vineyards to cover the ground and better control erosion, soil quality, disease and other agricultural factors. Examples of cover crops include sorghum, ...

Fungicide combo combats devastating red clover disease. Red clover, an important forage crop for grazing cattle, can be protected against two major fungal diseases by a newly developed integrated ...

White clover serves as the premier living mulch system over any other legume. It is robust, resilient and competitive. It produces nice, green walkways and builds soils. It outcompetes weeds, is ...

Introduced to Vermont by European settlers, red clover has become an essential part of the state’s landscape and identity. Designated as the state flower in 1894, this pinkish-purple bloom symbolizes ...