Description
Key features of Korean & Kobe Lespedeza Seed Mix – A mix of both Pasture & Hay type Lespedezas
- For Hay or Pasture
- Forage Production is June- October
- Inoculation Required
- Excellent Heat & Drought Tolerance
- Grows Well in Poor Soil (With Low pH Levels)
- Has Reputation for High Weight Gain on Cattle
- Needs to be Managed for Re-Seeding:
- Take Cattle off August 15th
- Allow it to Bloom in September
- It Sets Seed in October
- In November, Turn Cattle Back In
- Potential Nitrogen Production of 30 lb/ acre per year
- The Legume of Choice for Horses
- Mostly grows on well-drained soil but will respond well to liming
- Dry formula available
- A non-bloating legume, Fills the summer slump
- Lespedeza can be used by all classes of livestock, especially sheep
- Very desirable for wild bird game plots and food plots
- Yield potential 1 – 1-1/2 ton/acre
Note about Managing Korean & Kobe Lespedeza Seed Mix: Even Moderate Use of Nitrogen Will Increase the Competition & Severely Reduce the Lespedeza Production