Bulldog Alfalfa 505 Seed | 250g

Description

Bulldog Alfalfa 505 Seed | 250g is suitable for small-scale planting, personal gardening, or sprouting purposes. This weight is ideal for hobby farmers, home gardeners, and individuals looking to cultivate a nutrient-rich forage or enjoy alfalfa sprouts.

Key Features of Bulldog Alfalfa 505 Seed | 250g:

1. Seed Quality:
   • Typically untreated or pre-treated with inoculants (Rhizobium bacteria) for enhanced nitrogen fixation.
   • High germination rate, ensuring effective planting and yield.
2. Pack Size Usage:
   • A 250g pack covers approximately 15–20 square meters for forage crops or provides enough seeds for multiple sprouting cycles.
3. Versatility:
   • Can be used for sprouting (human consumption) or planting as forage for animals or cover crops.

Applications of Bulldog Alfalfa 505 Seed | 250g:

1. Forage Crop:
   • Ideal for small-scale livestock feeding.
   • High in protein, calcium, and digestible fiber.
2. Soil Enrichment:
   • Acts as a natural soil enhancer by fixing atmospheric nitrogen.
   • Suitable for use as a cover crop to improve soil fertility.
3. Sprouting:
   • Alfalfa seeds can be grown as sprouts for use in salads, sandwiches, and health drinks.
   • Nutritional powerhouse: Rich in vitamins A, C, and K, calcium, and antioxidants.

Planting Bulldog Alfalfa 505 Seed | 250g:

1. Seed Preparation

• If seeds are untreated, consider inoculating with Rhizobium bacteria for improved nitrogen-fixing capacity.
• Soak seeds for a few hours before planting to speed up germination.

2. Planting Guidelines

• Soil Requirements: Well-drained, loamy soil with a neutral pH (6.5–7.5).
• Planting Method: Broadcast evenly over prepared soil or plant in rows 20 cm apart.
• Seeding Rate: For 250g, plant around 15–20 square meters.

3. Watering

• Water immediately after planting and maintain consistent moisture until germination.
• Once established, alfalfa is drought-tolerant but benefits from periodic irrigation.

4. Sunlight

• Requires full sun exposure for optimal growth.

5. Harvesting:

• For forage: Harvest when 10% of plants are in bloom to maximize nutritional content.
• For sprouts: Harvest within 5–7 days after germination.

Advantages:

1. Economic Size:
   • Perfect for testing soil conditions or initiating a small-scale project.
   • Cost-effective for beginners or hobbyists.
2. Eco-Friendly:
   • Promotes sustainable agriculture by improving soil health.
   • Reduces dependency on chemical fertilizers due to nitrogen fixation.
3. High Yield Potential:
   • Multiple cuttings per growing season if managed well.
4. Health Benefits (Sprouts):
   • High in dietary fiber and antioxidants.
   • Promotes digestion and overall health.

Storage Recommendations:

• Store seeds in an airtight container in a cool, dry place.
• Protect from direct sunlight and humidity to maintain viability for up to 2–5 years.

Estimated Coverage with 250g:

• Sprouting: Produces sprouts for personal or family use over several cycles.
• Forage Crop: Covers 15–20 square meters, depending on planting density.