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Author: BALL
PubID: ANR-1211
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CLOVER SELECTION GUIDELINES: MATCHING SPECIES TRAITS TO THE SITUATION
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Pages: 0
Balance: 3572
Status: IN STOCK
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In Alabama there are eight clovers (two perennials and six annuals) that are commonly planted for forage purposes. These clovers differ in many ways including adaptation, forage yield, and reseeding ability. This publication discusses these trait differences and explains situations in which various species can best be used.
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