Miluka
Annual legume, in climbing habit.
Not very resistant to cold. It is sown in autumn in regions with mild winter, in spring in colder regions.
Can be sown alonefor green forage or hay (in this case should be mown before the full bloom) or for silo (in this case must be mown in the end of flowering); or it can be used in the formation of partnerships to lawn autumn – spring with other legumes or gramineae, to increase the protein intake.
Excellent essence of green manure for nitrogen-fixing properties and suppression of weeds
Not very resistant to cold. It is sown in autumn in regions with mild winter, in spring in colder regions.
Can be sown alonefor green forage or hay (in this case should be mown before the full bloom) or for silo (in this case must be mown in the end of flowering); or it can be used in the formation of partnerships to lawn autumn – spring with other legumes or gramineae, to increase the protein intake.
Excellent essence of green manure for nitrogen-fixing properties and suppression of weeds
CHARACTERISTICS
| CYCLE: Late middle | Annual – Prostrate/climbing – Medium and low height – Attitude to combination with other plants | CLIMATE ADAPTATION | Tropical, Subtropical – Mediterranean – Hot Tempered |
| RESISTANCE TO CLIMATE | Humid heat. Cold, Dry |
| ADAPTATION TO LAND | Light, sandy – heavy, clay- calcareous |
| GROWING AREAS | North and south: Plain and mountain |
| USE | Pasture, hay |
| DOSES OF SEEDING | 90-120 Kg/Ha |
