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<blockquote data-quote="JD-Kid" data-source="post: 91034" data-attributes="member: 479"><p>have you got bumble bees or long tounge bee's if not red clover will have a poor seed set .. honey bee can at a push do it but get knocked around so tend to find another food sourse</p><p> </p><p>if you can leave it for as long as possable then rub out some heads are seed in there could be worth keeping it locked up then you would have to mob stock it once seeds dry </p><p>if low number of seeds graze it not worth the wait or loss of feed value</p><p> </p><p>red is realy only a short term clover used to add it to perm mixes but better line up in whites with less animal health probs , reds in short term hybred grasses or chicory , white , herb mixes for fatterning works OK once again 3-5 years tops even then has to be some of the longer term breed reds</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JD-Kid, post: 91034, member: 479"] have you got bumble bees or long tounge bee's if not red clover will have a poor seed set .. honey bee can at a push do it but get knocked around so tend to find another food sourse if you can leave it for as long as possable then rub out some heads are seed in there could be worth keeping it locked up then you would have to mob stock it once seeds dry if low number of seeds graze it not worth the wait or loss of feed value red is realy only a short term clover used to add it to perm mixes but better line up in whites with less animal health probs , reds in short term hybred grasses or chicory , white , herb mixes for fatterning works OK once again 3-5 years tops even then has to be some of the longer term breed reds [/QUOTE]
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