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Why no clover if poaching?Hybrid or Tertaploid Ryegrass ,with Clover Plantain and Chicory for lambs ,
Chicory and Clover will not be that early though so if you want early boost up the Ryegrass a bit
Chicory and Clover like a bit of room so do better with an upright grass
But forget Clover and especially Chicory if your going to poach it over the winter
The Fattening Lamb mix has a lot of Red Clover and Chicory, if you graze that to death all winter in a wet winter in will be gone almostWhy no clover if poaching?
Well keep cattle and sheep out quite a lot of the winter and the clover survives as well as most.
Oh I see, you weren't specific about which clover you referred to.The Fattening Lamb mix has a lot of Red Clover and Chicory, if you graze that to death all winter in a wet winter in will be gone almost
Look at NZ Rocket fuel mix
I was also taking sheep as the op asked ,cattle dont graze as hard
It does survive better than Chicory here , in a long wet winter but tack sheep here realy do bite it downOh I see, you weren't specific about which clover you referred to.
Last winter was our first year with red clover and I grazed it pretty hard with ewes to see if I could make it less dominant in the sward for this year, but it seems as strong as ever.
I also mowed it as short as I could last year for cuts 2 and 3 and it seemed to make no difference.