NutriHerb composition
Red Clover
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From all clover species, red clover binds the most nitrogen.
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Long tap root improves soil structure and makes crop drought tolerant.
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Increases dry matter yield.
Sainfoin
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Reduces methane emissions.
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Suppresses gastric parasites.
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Easily digestible legume.
Bird’s-foot Trefoil
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Performs well in very poor conditions.
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Tastiest fodder herb.
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Good drought resistance.
Caraway
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Rich in unsaturated fatty acids.
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Contains essential oils.
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Very popular with insects and helps them hibernate over the winter.
White Clover
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Extremely suitable for grazing.
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Suitable for filling bare spots.
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Has a high degree of persistence among clovers.
Chicory
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Natural gastrointestinal anthelmintic.
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Refined breeding of this variety has produced an optimised leaf/stalk ratio. This improves the feed value and the crop can be mowed frequently.
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Remains productive in summer.
Narrow-Leaved Plantain
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Better nitrogen utilization in the soil due to natural nitrification inhibitor.
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Refined breeding processes have given this variety optimized feed value and high adaptability for both mowing and grazing.
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The variety is unique due to its straight leaf position which gives other herbs and grasses sufficient space.
Lucerne
- One of the most highly valued legume crops.
- Protein-rich source of structure with a favourable amino acid composition.
- Healthy and palatable crop.