Red clover

In well broken-up and granular soil, sow red clover alone in the first half of September, manually or by machine, at 12-14 cm spacing, and then do harrowing and rolling. Fertilize it with around 50 kg/ha of nitrogen, 150 kg/ha phosphorus, and 200 kg/ha potassium, then scythe when the plants reach 50 cm. You can sow it in areas where alfalfa doesn’t grow, and with lower pH, and keep in mind that it’ll last you 2-3 years. After red clover is finished, sow field crops that will use nutrients left in the soil by the clover.