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The All Purpose White Clover Rackmaster Durana is the premier white clover on the market for whitetail deer management. Durana was developed to persist under grazing pressure, be more drought and shade tolerant, more tolerant of acidic soils and compete aggressively with weeds and grasses. It tolerates low management situations often found in food plots. Durana is persistent, productive and highly favored by deer, turkey and other wildlife species. WILDLIFE FooD PLots • Nutrient rich: 25-30% protein & 75-80% TDN • Ideal for antler development and does nursing fawns • University proven to...

—*ffvrjvj+ The All Purpose White Clover With Durana, Pennington offers the premier white clover for wildlife food plot plantings on the market today. Durana offers high nitrogen fixation, heat and drought tolerance, excellent reseeding capability and unmatched persistence under heavy weed competition and grazing pressure often seen on food plot sites. Origin: Durana is a medium-leafed intermediate white clover that was developed from naturally occurring ecotypes of white clover growing and surviving as volunteer plants in pastures in northern Georgia. Plant Characteristics: Durana features...

Durana gets a 5 Star Rating for Wildlife!! Production, Nutrition, Attraction "Quality Food Plots" Your Guide to Better Deer and Better Deer Hunting ©2006 Quality Deer Management Assn. Kammermeyer, Miller & Thomas, Jr. - editors Production High yielding Long lasting perennial Easy to establish Drought tolerant Produces up to 150 lbs./A N annually Competitive with weeds and grasses Nutrition • 25-30% protein • Superb palatability • Forage available - 10 months/yr or longer Attraction • Attracts deer, turkey, rabbits • Prolific flower production - excellent for honey bees • Haven for insects...

The All Purpose White Clover Does It Get Any Better Than Durana White Clover? “Durana will last at least three times longer than common ladino white clovers on the market today,” said Dr. Carl Hoveland, senior researcher and renowned forage expert formerly with the University of Georgia’s Crop and Soil Science Department. “It’s a real bargain except for those farmers and hunters that enjoy frequently re-planting their fields and food plots. We still don’t know if it will ever die out.” Are you impressed yet? John Carpenter, national forage and wildlife products manager for Pennington Seed...

—*ffvrjvj+ The All Purpose White Clover "Why plant Durana? It is grazing resistant, more persistent, more drought tolerant, more acid tolerant, more aggressive with competitive grasses and weeds, and has more stolon density (runners) than any other clover. That is one tough clover!" basis before the seed was available commercially. Persistence and performance was excellent! I don't know about you, but I vote for replanting my clover stands once every five to 10 years instead of every year or every other year! I prefer managing food plots with a mower rather than a plow. UGA grad student...