Crimson Clover should be utilized as a winter annual clover to fix atmospheric as well as soil nitrogen up to 100# N/acre.  Crimson will winter kill in the northern states most years, but should overwinter in the south.  Deep set roots improve soil tilth and overall soil condition.  Planting crimson clover with a grass or small grain is an excellent cover crop option for erosion and weed control as well as offering the ability to be grazed.

PLANTING INFORMATION
Planting Rate: August-September
Planting Depth: 1/4-1/2 inch
Planting Rate in Pure Stand: 20-30 pounds per acre
Planting Rate in Mixture: 8-12 pounds per acre
Fertilizer: P & K according to soil test
pH: 6.0 – 7.0 Minimum 5.5