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you need to control grass in clover plots. Either use cleth or mow it next time. You can send in you soil sample to Cornell.

Dom, good question. each clover variety have different traits. Some tolerate wet areas, some tolerate drought and heat better. Some are shade tolerant, some clover spreads via runners some don't. Most of the commercial clover blends are mostly annual clovers and small percent of a perennial white clover with a high price tag. Our select trophy clover blend is a premium white clover blend. It is a Northern blend for the most part. The clovers in select aren't for the deep south. Our southern draw is. With that said. we prefer your ph to be above 6 but it will grow down to 5.5. If you are planting 5x5 or 6x6 areas i would plant an annual clover versus a perennial clover. However you can do both with great results. Try blending med red clover, berseem clover and Jumbo ladino clover. p.s. remember ph is important because when you have a neutral ph the plants are able to uptake the nutrients(fertilizer make up of soil) and become more palletaable to deer. Knowing your ph is important.

we appreciate it! I'm sure you will be very impressed with DeerAG blends. We appreciate your support.

DoubleBeam Brassica mostly has turnips in the blend. The radish and rape make up appr 30%. Thanks for your support. Fresh new 2016 seed will be arriving in three weeks.

biz, we and our customers have planted almost everything on these telephone clearings...we have planted clover, brassica, chicory, grains with great results. what's your ph?

sunlight will be an issue. How much sunlight will you get?

It has 1lb of GHR..we can do a custom blend if you don't want the Radish.

deer are funny when it comes to Brassica. Some hit it the first year some not at all. I would plant our Dropetine Trophy Buffet blend. It has winter wheat(or winter rye), oats, winter peas and med red clover. Deer will be in this plot sept-winter.

Roadkill, are you looking for a nutritional plot? Many factors can come into play. How's your natural browse? How's your soft mas and hard mas trees? You looking to put in legumes, grains, brassica etc....each will produce varying tonnage per acre. Do you want food available summer through fall, fall through winter? Hands down the staple of all plots would be clover. Feeds deer spring through fall.

you don't need heavey equipment to put in food plots. How much sunlight will that area get? Our Droptine Trophy buffet would be good if you get 4 hours of sun. Tolerates low ph.

This is a good time to plan for your spring/summer/fall plots. If you need any help reach out to us. WWW.DeerAg.com

what actually do you mean by throw and grow? no prep work will be done?

I did it 7 years ago. It was good to walk the property with them. They pointed out info about the different stands of timber, age of timber, thinning recomendations, natural browse pref by deer etc. Report was very detailed.

go buy some winter rye, rape, and some med red clover. All three will germinate well if you kill vegitation and scratch up ground. All prefereed by deer. kill off vegitation in spring/summer and than plant mid to end of August.

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CONGRATULATIONS!

GHR will get hit early.....I'm shocked the rape isnt though?

the question is why wouln't you? he is at least 3.

does it look like a 294? i have 1240 and 71flex. I just keep everything greased and make sure its cleaned after the season. I also cover them over the fall and winter.

rain needs to come soon!

still waiting

DeerAG does. Dropetine Trophy Buffet. you can get it with winter rye or winter wheat. Oats winter rye or winter wheat winter peas red clover

Pygmy, do you get a good yield on your brassica/turnip mix with a end of August planting date?

Yes you did Grow.....I will add that it also provides minimal nutrition.

go for it grow! These commercial seed companies just kill me! Thanks !