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alfalfa seeds

No.01481
High‑yield perennial alfalfa forage seeds, ideal for livestock feed, soil improvement, green manure and field plantin
$160.00
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Description

Premium alfalfa (Medicago sativa) is a high‑protein perennial legume forage. It boasts vigorous deep‑going taproot, rich nutrition, strong drought resistance and nitrogen‑fixing capacity. Widely planted for cattle and sheep feed, farm pasture, soil improvement, green manure and pollinator‑friendly field vegetation.

Key Features

  • High‑protein tender leaves serve as premium‑grade livestock forage
  • Deep tap‑root system tolerates long‑time drought and absorbs deep‑layer soil moisture
  • Natural nitrogen‑fixing ability improves soil fertility and cuts fertilizer costs
  • Multiple annual harvests with fast regrowth after each cutting
  • Strong adaptability, cold‑hardy and resistant to common pasture diseases
  • Well‑screened pure seeds with stable high germination rate

Full Product Description

Alfalfa, also known as lucerne, is a classic perennial legume forage worldwide. The deep main root penetrates deep underground, granting outstanding drought tolerance. As a nitrogen‑fixing plant, it enriches the soil with nitrogen nutrients and upgrades poor‑quality farmland.
Its lush leafy foliage contains abundant crude protein, perfect for feeding cows, sheep, rabbits and poultry. Blossoms attract bees and pollinating insects. Our alfalfa seeds are carefully screened, with low impurity and excellent vigor for large‑scale pasture planting.

Planting Guide

Best Sowing Season

Sow in early spring or cool autumn.

Seed Pre‑Treatment

  1. Soak seeds in room‑temperature clean water for 6‑12 hours
  2. Dry the seeds slightly before sowing; scarify hard seed coats for better germination

Soil Requirement

Well‑drained neutral‑alkaline loam soil works best. Avoid low‑lying land with long‑term water accumulation.

Sowing Operation

Sow seeds thinly, cover with 0.25‑0.4 inch fine soil and compact the topsoil gently.

Germination & Seedling Care

Keep top‑soil moist. Seeds germinate within 7‑10 days under 15‑25℃. Clear competing weeds during the seedling stage.

Daily‑care for Mature Grass

Full‑sun planting location. Water during prolonged dry weather. Harvest when buds bloom, and the plant will regrow rapidly for repeated cutting.

Seed Storage & Package

Packaged with moisture‑proof packaging against damp, mould and shipping damage.
Store remaining seeds in cool, dry, shaded and ventilated spots. Refrigerate for long‑term storage and stay away from high‑heat humid air. Sow within three months for optimal germination.

Product Specifications

Grass Species: Alfalfa (Medicago Sativa)
Seed Type: Perennial nitrogen‑fixing legume forage seed
Growth Trait: Deep taproot, dense compound leaves, fast regrowth after harvesting
Sun Requirement: Full sunlight
Suitable Soil: Loose well‑drained loam, slightly‑alkaline farmland
Hardiness: Drought‑resistant, cold‑hardy, soil‑improving, high regrowth speed
Usage: Livestock forage, pasture land, soil restoration, green manure, pollinator garden

FAQ

Q1: How long do alfalfa seeds take to germinate?
A1: Properly‑treated seeds sprout within 7‑10 days under suitable warm‑moist environments.
Q2: Is alfalfa good for improving soil quality?
A2: Its root nodules fix nitrogen and effectively boost soil fertility.
Q3: How many times can alfalfa be harvested every year?
A3: It can be cut 3‑6 times annually based on local climate conditions.
Q4: Does alfalfa endure dry weather?
A4: The deep tap‑root system enables great drought‑resistance.
Q5: What livestock is alfalfa suitable to feed?
A5: It is high‑quality feed for cows, sheep, horses, rabbits and poultry.

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