Red clover deserves 2nd look.

The predicted milk impact was solely based on the change in legume with red clover affecting metabolizable milk energy with an impact of 4.4 pounds greater than alfalfa. See advancedagsys.comand these past stories from American Agriculturist for more about his red clover research: B Dig deeper into alfalfa vs. red clover: b farmprogress.com/commentary/dig-deeper-alfalfa-vs-red-clover B Red clover shows promise as a short-rotation forage: b farmprogress.com/commentary/red-clover-shows-promise-short-rotation-forage Source: New York Farm Viability Institute, which is solely responsible for the information provided and is wholly owned by the source. Research by crop production expert Tom Kilcer has shown that red clover is not a second-class forage for milk production. [Extracted from the article]