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Fixation Balansa Clover is an annual clover renowned for its versatility in agricultural applications, especially as a cover crop and forage. It has a deep taproot system that aids in soil aeration, water infiltration, and nutrient cycling. Its high biomass production and nitrogen-fixing capabilities improve soil fertility and support sustainable farming practices. It's adaptable to various soil types and climates, including wet and saline conditions, and exhibits exceptional cold tolerance, surviving temperatures as low as -14°F. For planting, seeding rates vary based on application, typically ranging from 4-8 lbs/acre when drilled or 8-10 lbs/acre when broadcasted. Ideal planting depth is ⅛ to ¼ inch. Fixation Clover can be used as a single species or in mixes, often combined with small grains, grasses, or other legumes for optimized forage and cover crop benefits.
Classification
Common Name: Balansa Clover
Variety: Fixation
Family: Fabaceae
Genus: Trifolium
Species: michelianum
Origin: Mediterranean Region
Characteristics
Longevity: Annual
Season: Cool
Height: 20" - 36"
Bloom Color: White/Pink
Maturity: Late
Requirements
Planting
Rate Per Acre: 8 - 10
Planting Dates: 9-15 - 3/15
Seeds Per Pound: 441,000