Clover Seed

Clover Seed for Lawns, Food Plots & More!  Clover seed is a versatile option for various applications, from enhancing wildlife food plots to enriching horse and cattle pastures. Our premium clover seed varieties are commonly used in agricultural cover crop applications to sweeten the soil as they produce natural forms of nitrogen. Planting clover seed in pastures can replenish nitrogen in the soil for other grasses while providing an adequate protein source for all types of animals. Most clover seeds are planted in 10-20 lbs per acre.  Popular Uses for Clover Seed  Wildlife Food Plots: Clover seed for food plots can attract a wide range of game species such as deer, turkey, and quail. Its nutritious foliage provides essential sustenance for wildlife throughout the year, supporting healthy populations and enhancing hunting opportunities.     Horse and Cattle Pastures: Clover seed is an invaluable addition to horse and cattle pastures, offering a nutrient-rich forage option that promotes optimal health and productivity in livestock. Its high protein content and palatable foliage make it a preferred choice for grazing animals, ensuring they receive the necessary nutrients for growth and maintenance.    Agricultural Cover Crop Applications: When used as a cover crop, clover establishes a dense ground cover that suppresses weed growth, reduces erosion, and enhances moisture retention in the soil. Additionally, its nitrogen-fixing abilities contribute to overall soil health and support subsequent crop yields.    Soil Nitrogen Replenishment: Clover seed plays a crucial role in replenishing nitrogen levels in the soil through biological nitrogen fixation. As a leguminous plant, clover forms relationships with bacteria in its root, converting nitrogen into a form that can be utilized by plants. This natural process enriches the soil with nitrogen, reducing the need for synthetic fertilizers.    Biodiversity Promotion: Planting clover seed promotes biodiversity by creating habitat and forage opportunities for a variety of beneficial insects, birds, and wildlife.  Clover Seed Frequently Asked Questions  Can you grow clover from seed?  Yes, clover can be easily grown from seed, making it a convenient option for various agricultural and landscaping applications.  How long does clover take to grow from seed?  Clover typically germinates within 7-10 days under optimal conditions and can reach maturity within a few months, depending on the variety and environmental factors.  Does clover come back every year?  Many clover varieties are perennial, meaning they will regrow each year under suitable growing conditions, providing a reliable source of nutrition for animals.  Can I just throw clover seed on the ground?  While scattering clover seed can result in some germination, proper seedbed preparation and seeding techniques will yield better results and ensure optimal growth.  Will clover take over weeds?  Clover's dense growth habit can help suppress weed growth, making it an effective natural weed control option for pastures and food plots.  Will deer eat clover?  Yes, deer are attracted to clover for its nutritious foliage, making it a popular choice for wildlife food plots. Ensure your clover seed selection meets the nutritional needs of local wildlife.  Find Bulk Clover Seed for Sale at Hancock Seed  Experience the benefits of premium clover seed for your agricultural, landscaping, or wildlife management needs. Browse our selection of bulk clover seed, cover crop seed mix, and pasture seed varieties online at Hancock Seed Co. Contact us today to learn more or place your order.  Read less