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      Crimson clover

      Crimson clover has the capability to fix nitrogen at soil temperatures above 8°C but is less effective over the winter period.

      Crimson clover seed is suited to earlier sowing in July or August to maximise warmer temperatures. It is also quicker to establish than longer-term clover seed.

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      Crimson clover is ideal for usage as green manure for soil improvement. 

      ACRES Scheme

      • For ACRES, a mixture of at least two crops from the prescribed list must be sown
      • Crimson clover cover crops must remain in place until after 1 January

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        Sowing rate: 15kg/ha. Avoid sowing too deep

        Sowing time: Sow from mid-July up until 15 September if sowing for ACRES

        Frost tolerance: Moderate

        Biomass: Moderate

        Pests & diseases: Generally not a problem