Tractor cutting clover £50.00+VAT IMG3530

Tractor cutting red clover. Clover draws nitrogen from the atmosphere into the soil (bacteria living in the root nodules fix the nitrogen using energy supplied by the plant). Most grass/clover mixes for winter use are made into silage, it is cut and wilted in rows before being collected by a forage harvester and then packed tightly in a silage clamp to remove the oxygen.

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