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Red clover/Nitrogen
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<blockquote data-quote="dun" data-source="post: 25853" data-attributes="member: 34"><p>Most of the growth in this/your area will probably be from mid to late march (depending on springs arrival) and into june. There will agin be some growth from mid/late september until the first hard freeze. We have clover now that is over a foot tall. Rotate them through the pasture just as you would any other forage. If you have a significant concern about bloat you might want to start them on a bloat block shortly before turning them in or insure that they're well filled before turning them in for the first time. We have several pastures that are close to 90% clover and haven't had a problem, but I keep an eye on them anyway.</p><p>dun</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dun, post: 25853, member: 34"] Most of the growth in this/your area will probably be from mid to late march (depending on springs arrival) and into june. There will agin be some growth from mid/late september until the first hard freeze. We have clover now that is over a foot tall. Rotate them through the pasture just as you would any other forage. If you have a significant concern about bloat you might want to start them on a bloat block shortly before turning them in or insure that they're well filled before turning them in for the first time. We have several pastures that are close to 90% clover and haven't had a problem, but I keep an eye on them anyway. dun [/QUOTE]
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