- Mid-Late season maturity - 134 days to flowering (Perth)
- Antas is one of the highest dry matter producing Sub clovers available
- Antas has extremely strong growth through Autumn & Winter
- The Mid–Late maturity of Antas ensures high production through the season
- Widely adapted including acid to alkaline soils
Antas
Brachycalycinum Clover
Campeda
Subterraneum Clover
- Mid season maturity - 123 days to flowering (Perth)
- Superior winter vigour, higher production and disease tolerance over Woogenellup
- Has a better ability to utilise background rhizobium than all other subs
Denmark
Subterraneum Clover
- Late season maturity – 144 days to flowering (Perth)
- Replacement for Karridale and Mount Barker
- Greater full season dry matter production
Losa
Subterraneum Clover
- Early season maturity - 97 days to flowering (Perth)
- More productive replacement for Dalkeith and Daliak
- Improved early vigour, very leafy variety forming a dense erect sward
Mawson
Brachycalycinum Clover
- Improved forage yield over other early-maturity subs
- Excellent long term persistence for lower rainfall environments
- 43% hard seed levels and good seed burial
- Early maturity sub clover, approx. 88 days to flowering (SA)
Mintaro
Brachycalycinum Clover
- Mid season maturity – 114 days to flowering (SA)
- Sets a new standard in mid maturity Sub production
- Very vigorous establishment and regrowth through Autumn and Winter
Monti
Yanninicum Clover
- Early-mid maturity (110 days), suitable for all areas using Trikkala
- Has better tolerance to phytophthora root rot and clover scorch disease than Trikkala
- Well suited to areas receiving an annual rainfall of 450−650 mm and prone to waterlogging