Blackhawk Arrowleaf Clover is a much improved re-seeding Arrowleaf Clover. Designed and bred to tolerate disease and soil pathogens, it promises a much higher forage production. Blackhawk was developed and released by the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center in 2012.
Product Details
- Important part of forage and beef production
- Heavy reseeding clover
- Excellent disease resistance
- Great for perennial food plots
- Increased tolerance to fungi
Product Information
Blackhawk Arrowleaf Clover gets its name from its dark black seed coat. This dark seed coat proves increased tolerance to fungi, wilt and disease when compared to light colored varieties such as Yuchi or Apache. It also has an earlier maturity date then Apache and Yuchi when planted on the same date.
Blackhawk Arrowleaf clover has long shown strong potential when planted or over-seeded into warm-season pastures in the fall or spring. It has the advantage of going dormant about a week earlier than Apache, meaning it is less likely to compete with warm-season forages such as Coastal or Tifton Bermuda.
Plant in the fall or spring, depending on location. This seed can be planted at a rate of 10 - 15 lbs per acre and at a depth of 1/4 - 1/2 inch. Blackhawk Arrowleaf Clover prefers a pH of 6.5 - 7.5.
Blackhawk Arrowleaf Clover
Instructions
Plant in the fall or spring, depending on location. This seed can be planted at a rate of 10 - 15 lbs per acre and at a depth of 1/4 - 1/2 inch. Blackhawk Arrowleaf Clover prefers a pH of 6.5...
Blackhawk Arrowleaf Clover is a much improved re-seeding Arrowleaf Clover. Designed and bred to tolerate disease and soil pathogens, it promises a much higher forage production. Blackhawk was developed and released by the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center in 2012.
Product Details
- Important part of forage and beef production
- Heavy reseeding clover
- Excellent disease resistance
- Great for perennial food plots
- Increased tolerance to fungi
Product Information
Blackhawk Arrowleaf Clover gets its name from its dark black seed coat. This dark seed coat proves increased tolerance to fungi, wilt and disease when compared to light colored varieties such as Yuchi or Apache. It also has an earlier maturity date then Apache and Yuchi when planted on the same date.
Blackhawk Arrowleaf clover has long shown strong potential when planted or over-seeded into warm-season pastures in the fall or spring. It has the advantage of going dormant about a week earlier than Apache, meaning it is less likely to compete with warm-season forages such as Coastal or Tifton Bermuda.
Plant in the fall or spring, depending on location. This seed can be planted at a rate of 10 - 15 lbs per acre and at a depth of 1/4 - 1/2 inch. Blackhawk Arrowleaf Clover prefers a pH of 6.5 - 7.5.
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United StatesGood stuff. Would buy again
Great! We aer glad to hear you are having good results with the blackhawk arrowleaf clover! Thank you for your review!
United StatesFast, Efficient. Let's see how it grows!!!
Awesome!
Just planted. feedback this fall
Keep us posted . Thanks for the purchase and review.
My package of Blackhawk Arrowleaf Clover was damaged in shipment and the lost seed was replaced and back in my hands in a few days.
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I live in Western New York State. I am still waking for the see to germinate.
