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A blend of Cow Peas, Chicory, Ground Hog Radishes, Premium Alfalfa and Clovers. A great Summer through early Winter blend providing quality forage that is grazed well. Perimeter planting in narrow strips is suggested as this "annual" blend has been known to regenerate up to three years. Cowpeas grow quickly smothering weeds. The groundhog radish (a member of daikon radish family) grows quickly with lush green leaves and big roots - an excellent graze crop.Seed is tested annually. Product is warrantied as long as it as been maintained and planted at recommended rates with proper PH.
- Ground Hog radish is an excellent cover crop with rapid growth
- Cow Peas are warm season tolerant with rapid growth noted for smothering weeds and providing excellent forage
- Oasis Chicory is a high yielding broad leaf perennial herb that has excellent feed value
- Crimson is quick growing, high in nitrogen
- Medium Red Clover is extremely high in nitrogen, quick growing and an excellent graze. Perfect cover crop to loosen soil best planted Spring to late Summer.
- Alfalfa - this perennial crop can reach a mature height of 12 inches, excellent for attracting and holding deer and other wildlife
- This blend planted in late Spring can add body mass and antler growth to your Whitetail deer herd.
- This blend is premium seed and contains no filler or fescue
- Germination: You may see germination of seed and growth in as little as 48 hours
- Veteran owned and operated, product quality and customer satisfaction are a priority
Cow Peas, Groundhog Radish, Oasis Chicory, Clovers - Medium Red and Crimson, Premium Alfalfa blend
| Brand | Whitetail Food Plots USA |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Made in USA |
| Container Size | 4.5 lb. |
| Container Type | Bag |
| Coverage Area | 1/2 acre |
| Features | Cold Tolerant |
| Hardiness Zones | All USDA Zones |
| Mature Height | 24 in. |
| Maximum Time to Mature | 70 - 80 days from germination |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Product Height | 13 in. |
| Product Length | 4 in. |
| Product Width | 9 in. |
| Seed Species | Brassicas, Cow Peas, Chicory, Clovers, Groundhog Radish, Alfalfa |
| Sun Exposure | Full Sun and Part Shade |
| Targeted Game | Deer, Turkey |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 2165 |
Q: Hi! I'm assuming this is a no-till seed mix, but I'm wondering what kind of ground prep is needed (can it be broadcast on existing weedy vegetation?), how does it do in partial sun? and when should it be planted in southwest Ohio?
4 years ago- A: Although Whitetail Food Plots USA blends can be sown as no till, there is a specific way to initiate the process. The plot area should be killed twice with glyphosate and possibly a 3rd spot kill in order to get the best yield. That's why we recommend tilling as a primary option. As far as partial sun goes all Plots require a minimum of 4 - 5 hours of direct sun, giving best growth potential. You can surface plant your seed then set it by rolling or culdipacking it. Never drag your plot with a section of fencing as you can remove or segregate your seed.4 years agoHelpful?
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Q: Hi! I'm assuming this is a no-till seed mix, but I'm wondering what kind of ground prep is needed (can it be broadcast on existing weedy vegetation?), how does it do in partial sun? and when should it be planted in southwest Ohio?
4 years ago- A: Although Whitetail Food Plots USA blends can be sown as no till, there is a specific way to initiate the process. The plot area should be killed twice with glyphosate and possibly a 3rd spot kill in order to get the best yield. That's why we recommend tilling as a primary option. As far as partial sun goes all Plots require a minimum of 4 - 5 hours of direct sun, giving best growth potential. You can surface plant your seed then set it by rolling or culdipacking it. Never drag your plot with a section of fencing as you can remove or segregate your seed.4 years agoHelpful?
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