Relish red clover is a major advancement in red clover breeding. It has shown outstanding persistence compared to current alternative varieties. It is ideally suited to pasture mixes where its growth habit should help to maintain red clover content over time.

• A major improvement in persistence within grazing systems
• High yield potential over time
• Semi-prostrate growth habit
• Low levels of formononetin (oestrogen) 

Relish is a primary option for a red clover forage crop with proven persistence and production. Relish has shown to be highly productive with enough early spring growth for it to be used as a lambing forage (as early as September).

With changing land use the need for traditional store farms to finish lambs has never been greater. After years of red clover use in general pasture mixes (at often lower than ideal sowing rates), it has subsequently been proven how productive red clover can be as a pure stand.

Learn ins and outs of this legume, as well as how it can best fit into a farming system on The Al & Juddy Show podcast, or check out more Seed Dating episodes here.