The productivity of Egyptian clover is expressed by the crop's ability to produce green mass and seed yields, measured in t/ha or ц/ha depending on the mowing regime.
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crop Egyptian clover,
where this is mentioned in the description.
Egyptian clover is characterized by 2 to 4 cuts per growing season, with green mass yields capable of reaching 45–48 t/ha. Overall productivity is determined by the rate of regrowth after cutting, which is a key varietal trait for types such as Miscawi and Kahdrawi.
The economic return of the crop depends on the balance between sowing dates and harvesting frequency. To maintain high productivity in subsequent cuts, it is optimal to mow at the beginning of the flowering phase, which also allows for the combination of biomass harvesting with nitrogen accumulation in the soil.
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Varieties of Egyptian clover mentioned in the description
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