Domain Cluth Clover TM
Clutch Clover is a unique combination of 3 special varieties of annual clover designed to establish quickly and provide a quick protein source to handle browse pressure while building up biomass. Due to its quick, lush growth, Clutch Clover will quickly become a favorite location for spring, summer, and early fall feeding due to the young tender plants that produce tons of biomass and protein.
In addition to the forage production, Clutch Clover is an ideal “till down” option for plot rotations, as it fixates nitrogen and adds that back to the soil for future food plot planting. Clutch Clover can be planted on its own, mixed with long-lasting perennials as a dual crop, or combined with brassicas in the fall to offer a great spring green-up and soil fixer.
As an annual till down mix, Clutch Clover offers a versatile food plot option perfect for low maintenance, minimum till backwoods plots or as a rotational crop in your large destination food plots.
Clutch Clover offers flexibility in when you plant it. It can be fall seeded on its own or mixed with brassicas or grains, or it can be frost seeded or spring seeded for the quickest clover establishment you'll find.
1 Jug (2.25 lbs.) = 1/4 acre
1 Big Gulp (27 lbs.) = 3 acres
Plant Varieties
3 unique varieties of annual clover (2 white / 1 red)
Planting Guide
Seed type: Annuals
Location: Full or partial sun, hunt plot, backwoods plot
pH range: 5.5 – 7.0 – Elbow Grease can help raise pH if needed
Soil type: Well-drained, dark/rich, sandy, rocky, clay
Tilling: Minimal required – plow, disk, or hand rake
Fertilizer: Use recommendation from soil test – or – 2–3 gallons of Crank'd per acre
Seed depth: 1/4” or less
Seed rate: 9 lbs. / acre
Planting Dates
North: March–May or Aug–Sept
Central: Feb–April or Aug–Oct
South: Jan–March or Sept–Oct
Clutch Clover is a unique combination of 3 special varieties of annual clover designed to establish quickly and provide a quick protein source to handle browse pressure while building up biomass. Due to its quick, lush growth, Clutch Clover will quickly become a favorite location for spring, summer, and early fall feeding due to the young tender plants that produce tons of biomass and protein.
In addition to the forage production, Clutch Clover is an ideal “till down” option for plot rotations, as it fixates nitrogen and adds that back to the soil for future food plot planting. Clutch Clover can be planted on its own, mixed with long-lasting perennials as a dual crop, or combined with brassicas in the fall to offer a great spring green-up and soil fixer.
As an annual till down mix, Clutch Clover offers a versatile food plot option perfect for low maintenance, minimum till backwoods plots or as a rotational crop in your large destination food plots.
Clutch Clover offers flexibility in when you plant it. It can be fall seeded on its own or mixed with brassicas or grains, or it can be frost seeded or spring seeded for the quickest clover establishment you'll find.
1 Jug (2.25 lbs.) = 1/4 acre
1 Big Gulp (27 lbs.) = 3 acres
Plant Varieties
3 unique varieties of annual clover (2 white / 1 red)
Planting Guide
Seed type: Annuals
Location: Full or partial sun, hunt plot, backwoods plot
pH range: 5.5 – 7.0 – Elbow Grease can help raise pH if needed
Soil type: Well-drained, dark/rich, sandy, rocky, clay
Tilling: Minimal required – plow, disk, or hand rake
Fertilizer: Use recommendation from soil test – or – 2–3 gallons of Crank'd per acre
Seed depth: 1/4” or less
Seed rate: 9 lbs. / acre
Planting Dates
North: March–May or Aug–Sept
Central: Feb–April or Aug–Oct
South: Jan–March or Sept–Oct
Clutch Clover is a unique combination of 3 special varieties of annual clover designed to establish quickly and provide a quick protein source to handle browse pressure while building up biomass. Due to its quick, lush growth, Clutch Clover will quickly become a favorite location for spring, summer, and early fall feeding due to the young tender plants that produce tons of biomass and protein.
In addition to the forage production, Clutch Clover is an ideal “till down” option for plot rotations, as it fixates nitrogen and adds that back to the soil for future food plot planting. Clutch Clover can be planted on its own, mixed with long-lasting perennials as a dual crop, or combined with brassicas in the fall to offer a great spring green-up and soil fixer.
As an annual till down mix, Clutch Clover offers a versatile food plot option perfect for low maintenance, minimum till backwoods plots or as a rotational crop in your large destination food plots.
Clutch Clover offers flexibility in when you plant it. It can be fall seeded on its own or mixed with brassicas or grains, or it can be frost seeded or spring seeded for the quickest clover establishment you'll find.
1 Jug (2.25 lbs.) = 1/4 acre
1 Big Gulp (27 lbs.) = 3 acres
Plant Varieties
3 unique varieties of annual clover (2 white / 1 red)
Planting Guide
Seed type: Annuals
Location: Full or partial sun, hunt plot, backwoods plot
pH range: 5.5 – 7.0 – Elbow Grease can help raise pH if needed
Soil type: Well-drained, dark/rich, sandy, rocky, clay
Tilling: Minimal required – plow, disk, or hand rake
Fertilizer: Use recommendation from soil test – or – 2–3 gallons of Crank'd per acre
Seed depth: 1/4” or less
Seed rate: 9 lbs. / acre
Planting Dates
North: March–May or Aug–Sept
Central: Feb–April or Aug–Oct
South: Jan–March or Sept–Oct
