10 August 2026
The variety Salsa belongs to forage crops. When used in mixtures with perennial grasses, such as perennial ryegrass, this clover contributes to an increase in dry matter yield per hectare, an increase in the protein content of the forage, and a reduction in fertilizer application rates.
The variety is characterized as a productive clover that, with proper management, including fertilization, grazing, and mowing, maintains competitiveness in the sward. Detailed morphological descriptions, data on the maturity group, or disease resistance are absent in the publications.
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