- Early-mid maturing
- Early to mid season – approx 90 days to flowering
- Erect growth habit with high herbage and seed production
- Maturity is 7 days later than Santiago
- Adaptable variety which grows on wide range of soils
- High percentage of soft seed (24%) – Santiago (8.5%)
- Increased salinity tolerance over other medics
- Better water logging tolerance

Scimitar
Medics
(Medicago spp.)
- Early-mid maturing
- Early to mid season – approx 90 days to flowering
- Erect growth habit with high herbage and seed production
- Adaptable variety which grows on wide range of soils
- Better water logging tolerance

Specifications
Sowing rate (pure)
10 - 15 kg/ha
Sowing rate (pure)
1 - 4 kg/ha
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Resistant to direct sunlight
Doesn't need a lot of water
Medics
Medics grow best during the warmer conditions of autumn and spring, but a wet autumn will give a good bulk of feed for winter. This free-seeding annual legume is a low-growing species, prostrate but not rooting from the nodes...
Medics grow best during the warmer conditions of autumn and spring, but a wet autumn will give a good bulk of feed for winter. This free-seeding annual legume is a low-growing species, prostrate but not rooting from the nodes...
Medics grow best during the warmer conditions of autumn and spring, but a wet autumn will give a good bulk of feed for winter. This free-seeding annual legume is a low-growing species, prostrate but not rooting from the nodes...