Berseem clover for deer

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Berseem clover for deer clover is a great choice for deer food plots. Here's why:

Highly palatable: Deer love the taste of berseem clover. In studies, it has even been rated more highly than other clover varieties by deer.

Fast-growing: Berseem clover establishes quickly, providing deer with nutritious forage earlier in the season than many other options.
Nutrient-rich: Berseem clover is a good source of protein and other essential nutrients for deer.
Winter survival: While not entirely winter-hardy, some berseem clover varieties can survive mild winters and provide deer with food throughout the colder months.
Here are some things to keep in mind when planting berseem clover for deer:

Planting time: Plant berseem clover in early fall or spring.
Planting ********: Choose a sunny ******** with well-drained soil.
Soil pH: Berseem clover prefers a soil pH between 6.5 and 8.5. You may need to add lime to your soil if the pH is too low.
Seeding rate: The recommended seeding rate for berseem clover is 15-20 pounds per acre.
With a little planning, you can create a deer food plot that will attract and nourish deer throughout the year.