Joe Buck
5 year old buck +
I am in the Central Sands Region in Central Wisconsin.. Our soil is almost 100% sand. We currently have about 2 acres of Clover and Winter Rye. Clover is 9615- Med. Red Clover that has been doing okay for us. Have been doing some reading about AberLasting White Clover and thinking about adding some to our Clover plot this Fall. Wondering if anybody has tried it in sand country. Description says it is a cross between Caucasian Clover (Kuru) and White Clover enhancing the desirable characteristics of each type. A long lived perennial, fast growing, highly digestible and high in protein. Its wet and drought tolerant and is excellent with grazing tolerance. Due to its vigorous rhizomatic root system and superb stolen growth, Aberlasting White Clover is cold tolerant and can withstand overnight exposure to temperatures of -4 degrees and can survive down to - 22 degrees. It also retains leaf moisture far longer than any other white clover in dry periods.