Clover BITUNAY

A Reliable Solution for Intensive Grazing

When selecting perennial grasses for fodder production, the primary challenge is finding the right balance between productivity and durability. The 'Bitunai' clover variety, developed in Poland, is highly predictable in this regard: it stands its ground in conditions where other grasses fail after the very first season of use.

Operational Performance and Durability

The key value of 'Bitunai' for farm operators is its exceptional resistance to trampling. This makes it an ideal choice for pastures where livestock grazing intensity is uneven. The variety is forgiving under heavy use; its bush structure recovers rapidly even after intense grazing cycles, reducing the need for frequent reseeding.

Agrotechnics and Productivity

As a crop grown for green mass, 'Bitunai' demonstrates consistent performance. Research from the Lithuanian Institute of Agriculture and the Kaliningrad Research Institute ensured the plant's adaptability to temperate climates. Crop management is straightforward, with no complex requirements, helping to save on fuel and labor costs. The plant responds well to proper fertilization but does not require excessive chemical intervention to maintain its vegetative growth rate.

Added Value for Beekeeping

An additional advantage is the variety's excellent honey production potential. Fields sown with 'Bitunai' attract bees throughout the flowering period. For agribusinesses, this represents more than just cattle feed—it is a tool for increasing profitability through integrated beekeeping, which in turn improves pollination across your land.

• Type of use: Fodder base (green mass, grazing).
• Adaptability: High shoot density, high resistance to livestock trampling.
• Economic impact: Long-lasting grass stand and additional income from apiary activities.