Alexandria is an annual legume suitable as fodder in dryland and irrigated areas. Alexandria is a ‘multi-cut’ type berseem clover. This type of clover is commonly known as ‘annual lucerne for its ability to be cut and/ or grazed under rotation and produce high protein quality fodder. Alexandria is a selected derivative, bred from Egyptian Clover introduced by Professor Perkins of Roseworthy Agricultural College, South Australia. When mature it attains a height of 60 -75 cm with slender, branched stems with abundant trifoliate, highly palatable ‘sweet’ leaves.

• Excellent hay and fodder production
• Vigorous winter growth with a flush of growth in spring.
• Multiple grazings or hay cut.
• Late maturing, large leaves of high nutritive value
• Superior spring-summer production under irrigation
• Adapted to heavy soil types
• Water logging tolerant
• Good tolerance to Clover Scorch disease
• Safety – with limited bloat potential