Management and recommendations:

• Test soil and follow lime and fertilizer recommendations
• Soil pH should be 6.0 to 6.5
• Plan acreage needed (0.5 to 0.8 acre/cow+calf)
• Graze or hay warm-season grasses to about two inch height before planting
• Disturb sod with light disking and plant 10 lbs/acre
• Arrowleaf clover will provide grazing from March to June
• Will also provide about 100 lb nitrogen/acre that will be available to
  warm-season grasses through nutrient cycling
• Not a reseeding system if grazed until June

New Arrowleaf Clover Cultivars with Improved Performance from the Forage Legume Breeding Program at Overton:

• Apache Arrowleaf Clover is tolerant to bean yellow mosaic virus disease. Apache was released by the Texas Agricultural Equipment Station (now Texas A&M AgriLife Research) in 2001.  Apache arroleaf clover is licensed to East Texas Seed (903.597.6637).  Please click on Apache Arrowleaf Clover for more information. (PVP #200200203)
• Blackhawk Arrowleaf Clover has multiple disease tolerance (both bean yellow mosaic virus and Pythium ultimum). Blackhawk was released by Texas A&M AgriLife Research in 2012. Blackhawk arrowleaf clover is licensed to Oregro Seeds (541.258.1001).  Please click on Blackhawk Arrowleaf Clover for more information. (PVP pending)