Blue - and variegated-flower lucern. Persistence is better than the blue-flowered alfalfa varieties. Its root and side root feel is difficult to distinguish and does not penetrate deep into the soil. Due to its strong roots it can be cultivated on shallow surface soil and lime soils. Flowering begins on second half of may. Its seed production is good. It can be harvested in early of August.

Recommended seed quantity: 20-25 kg/ha

Recommended sowing time: March or August

Peas - Hanka

Suitable for human use and feeding purposes. It is a medium-high and enduring plant. The flowers are white, the pods are doubles, straight, blunt end. The core is round and yellow. Intensively cultivated variety. It can harvested as well with combine harvester. It is resistant to fusarium dredging. It easy to infection with mildew, ascotine leaf foliage, powdery mildew.

Recommended seed quantity: 200-280 kg/ha

Recommended sowing time: middle of March

Spring fodder peas - Arvika

It has large vegetative green mass. It’s a good green fodder or silage feedstock. An excellent protein source. It can mixed with oat, triticale and barley. May be mowed 60 days after sowing. Alternatively, it can be sown as green manure. Moderate resistance against pathogens. Time to Ripening: late.

Recommended seed quantity:

Fairly: 140-160 kg/ha

Mixture: 70-80 kg/ha

Recommended sowing time: middle of February

Spring fodder peas - Sirius

It is especially good for green fodder, but it can also be used as forage. It gives a large green mass, its crude protein content is high. Suitable for spring and summer fodder mixes. It has a fast initial development and has good weed suppleness. Can be used as green fodder or on second crop production as green manure. Tolerant to powdery mildew.

Recommended seed quantity: 180-200 kg/ha

Recommended sowing time: middle of February

Red clover - Reichersberger

This is a diploid red clover variety. It's suited for fodder or green manure too. The high stem-leaf ratio and the protein content make it a high quality green fodder. It is capable of binding large volumes of nitrogen and is therefore a very good forecrop. The offshoot ability is good, can be mowed 4 times a year. It can be cultivated for up to 4 years with three mowing per year.

Recommended seed quantity: 20-25 kg/ha

Recommended sowing time: March-April, August

Red clover - Altaswede

Diploid red clover variety. It can used as a forage or green manure. Good winter resistance. The highest yield is the first mowing. It can be fed green for a long time without the quality and digestibility drastically decreasing, as well as the cellulose and lignin content (savdetergens fiber,ADF) can be increased. It is a valuable nitrogen-harvesting plant, an excellent forecrop. It can not be grown for 4 years after itself and other red clover variety.

Recommended seed quantity: 20-25 kg/ha

Recommended sowing time: March-April, August

Spring vetch - Emma

Undemanding-, good drought-tolerant- and wintering plant. One of the most effective nitrogen collecting butterflies. They are often used as an intermediate protection plant for erosion-based soils because it has excellent soil cover, soil protection and good weed control. It can be ecxellent cultivated with oat or rye.

Recommended seed quantity: 100-130 kg/ha

Recommended sowing time: March – beginning April

It creates a wide-spreading on the ground, it withstand well the treading. Perennial plant. Typical herbaceous plants of grassland and pasture. It is also suitable for covering of vine line because they do not grow tall. Bees are also welcome to visit.

Recommended seed quantity: 10-15 kg/ha

Recommended sowing time: March – beginning April and middle of August

An annual, witerer- and fibrous forage. It is a fast-growing plant, which has a short growing season and has an excellent soil improvement effect, which enriches the nitrogen stock of the soil, similarly to other legumens. We recommend up to 20% in mix. Amount of mowing green yield as intermediate plants: 20-25 t/ha.

Recommended seed quantity: 10-15 kg/ha

Recommended sowing time: beginning August until middle of Sept

Egyptian clover, or berseem, Trifolium alexandrinum, a very important crop, for  fodder and soil fertility  maintenance. Berseem is also widely  used in large-scale livestock systems in areas of mild winters in Europe. Berseem fixes huge quantities of atmospheric nitrogen, sustains animal husbandry and raises fertility for following crops. As a green manure on newly reclaimed or worn out soils, it is a boon to farmers.

Recommended seed quantity: 10-15 kg/ha

Recommended sowing time: middle of March until April or August

An autumn and winter spring growing annual with excellent tolerance to waterlogging. Persian clover is moderately tolerant of salinity being superior to subterranean clover but inferior to lucerne in that respect. Good regrowth after grazing. It is suitable in mixtures with short-term ryegrasses. There are 2 types of Persian clover: Trifolium resupinatum var. resupinatum has a more prostrate habit, thinner stems and smaller leaflets. Used in dryland pastures. Hard seed and seed yields are higher than majus. Flowering and maturity are mostly earlier than majus types.

Recommended seed quantity: 4-10 kg/ha

Recommended sowing time: Sow in mid-late autumn (dryland) or early February (irrigated).