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Deer	Fall and Winter Individual Species

Rackmaster Trophy Radishes
	NEW! NEW! NEW! Trophy Radishes are here!!!!! Greens (Brassica family) with over 20% protein in December. Deer love them! Deer also eat radish root (23% protein). Fast germination and growth inhibits weeds. Large deep taproot brakes up compaction and brings up deep minerals to the soil surface for antler growth. Radishes winter kill, adding tons of organic matter to the soil. 5 Lbs. plants 1/2 acre or mixes with clover and small grains to plant 1 acre. PLANT ANYWHERE 30 DAYS BEFORE 1ST FROST Fall Planting: Aug.15 - Nov.1 - Ideal planting to occur about 30 days before 1st frost. Planting Guide: 1. Prepare smooth weedless seedbed. 2. Apply fertilizer by soil test or use 300 Lbs./acre of 19-19-19. 3. Broadcast 10 Lbs./acre radish seed alone or 5 Lbs./acre mixed with clover or small grains. 4. Cultipack or drag for good seed/soil contact. Do not cover seed more than 1/2 inch deep. 5. Radishes germinate a few days after rain. 5 Lb. bag for $29.95 2011 SEED IN STOCK
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BARLEY
View Larger Image	NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL JULY 2012 Barley is an annual cereal grain, which serves as a major animal feed crop. Non-legume annual. Plant 96 lbs. per acre, September/October (In Georgia).$21.95 for 48 lbs. These Seeds Are Not Organic 48 Lb. Bag $21.95
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RegalGraze Ladino Clover
	White Ladino Seed / Coated Seed Pre-Inoculated With OverGraze ProtectionTM! The 1st Ladino Clover With Grazing Tolerance! Leaf Size and Canopy Height RegalGraze is a true ladino clover. Leaf size and canopy height of RegalGraze is significantly larger than Patriot, an intermediate ecotype-cross product and Durana, a white Dutch ecotype product. RegalGraze has 35% more top growth than Patriot and 59% more than Durana giving it much more visual appeal to livestock and wild game. Leaf size of RegalGraze is approximately double the size of Patriot and more than three times larger than Durana. Larger leaves mean more total leaf area and a leafier canopy to attract big game. Given the choice, wildlife and cattle prefer the taste of RegalGraze over these other white clovers. Planting Rate: 8 -10 LBS. per acre Plant Depth: No Deeper than 1/4" Planting Time: Broadcast in fall or early spring Click here to view more information. $5.99 Per lb. 25 lb. bag @ $129.99 2011SEED Not Available Until September 2011
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Patriot White Clover
View Larger Image	5 lb. bag for $39.95 or 25 lb.bag of Patriot White Clover by Pennington is only $162.50 Use downward arrow to order Patriot White Clover Type: cool season perennial Uses: Rackmaster® Patriot White Clover is another new white clover on the market for whitetail deer management. Patriot is a cross between Durana and a ladino type. It was developed by Dr. Joe Bouton, University of Georgia, to be very productive forage and persist under grazing pressure, tolerate acidic soils, compete aggressively with weeds and grasses and to tolerate low management situations. Patriot is pre-inoculated and lime coated for easy seeding and optimal nitrogen fixation. Patriot will outlast conventional ladino clovers in food plots, produce just as much forage and persist for years on good moisture holding soils. With protein levels of over 25% and digestibility of over 75%, Patriot will make an excellent pure stand or combination planting for any food plot to feed, attract and hold game on your property. Planting Date: Sept. - Oct. and Feb. - April Rate: 8 lbs./acre or 1 lb./1000 sq.ft. Depth: 1/8" maximum Best For: Deer, Turkey, Rabbit, and Quail Fill in amount needed in Quantity Box. If You Need 25 lb. Use Downward Arrow!
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Alsike Clover
View Larger Image	It has become an important forage legume in areas suited to clover-timothy production. Alsike clover is well adapted to wet, heavy soils and is tolerant of flooded conditions. It produces well on soils that are either too cold and wet or too acid or alkaline for red clover. 50 Lbs $. Use Arrow $3.25 Lb. Click here to view an article about "Mowing Clover". NOT AVAILABLE FOR 2010 SEASON
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Seven Top Turnips
View Larger Image	Seven Top are the best turnip greens for deer. They do not produce turnips just great tasting leaves. $3.79 per lb. or 50 lb. bag for $112.95. New seed and price for 2011 Click the downward arrow to select 50 lb. bag. Not Available Until Mid October 2011
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Wintergrazer 70 Rye
	Type: cool season annual grain Wildlife Dealers Uses: Wintergrazer is well adapted throughout many parts of the U.S. It is excellent in combination with clover as a nurse crop because of its early maturity and ability to maintain its upright growth. It does not mat down and smother the clover that is getting established underneath it. It can reach a height of 4 to 5 feet tall and is very fast to establish, producing deer feed in as little as 14 days in ideal conditions. Wintergrazer rye grain is preferred by deer compared to ryegrass and it is more cold tolerant. Rye is the most cold tolerant of all the cereal grains. Planting Date: Sept. - Nov. Rate: 100 lbs./acre or 21/2 lbs./1000 sq.ft. Depth: 1/2" Best For: Deer, Turkey, Duck, Dove, Pheasant, Rabbit and Quail Available Product Size: 50 lb. bag $26.95
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Triicale 342
	Triticale is a very high quality, robust small grain. It has good disease and insect resistance, and grows well even when late planted in December and January. Even better when planted with wheat (50/50) 50 lbs plants one 1/2 acre Plant 1 inch deep Fertilizer=Results! One Of The Biggest Mistakes Hunters Make Is Putting Down Too Many Seed And Too Little Fertilizer On Their Food Plots Please Type In The Amount You Need In The Quantity Box.
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OASIS FORAGE CHICORY
View Larger Image	Oasis forage chicory is a broad leaved perennial herb that has been bred for improved disease resistance, which significantly increases survival under grazing. Protein levels in chicory range from 10% to 32%, depending on plant maturity. Digestibility of chicory leaves is generally between 90% and 95%. Chicory contains relatively high levels of minerals (potassium, calcium, magnesium, sulfur, zinc, and sodium) which are essential for proper animal nutrition. Chicory also has a deep taproot which provides excellent drought tolerance. All of these characteristics combine to make Oasis chicory an ideal choice for wildlife food plots.In the South, plant in the spring or fall. Plant seeds no deeper than � to � inch. It is important to have good seed-to-soil contact and not have the seed planted to deep. Oasis chicory should be planted at the rate of 4-5 lbs per acre. For mixtures, plant 2 to 3 lbs.Oasis chicory performs best in pH levels of 5.6 or greater. It may therefore be necessary to raise the pH by broadcasting lime. Broadcast 300 lbs of 10-10-10 per acre at initial planting. If chicory is grown without a legume (clover or alfalfa), apply 100-150lbs of Nitrogen per acre per year in split applications of 50 lbs per acre. The first application should be in made in early spring, the second in early summer, and the third in early fall. If chicory is planted with a legume, annual Nitrogen applications should be restricted.Ungrazed seed stalks in the summer should be mowed off to stimulate new leaf growth. * Only $8.99 Per LB. Fertilizer=Results! One Of The Biggest Mistakes Hunters Make Is Putting Down Too Many Seed And Too Little Fertilizer On Their Food Plots Please Type In The Amount You Need In The Quantity Box.
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Appin Forage Turnip
View Larger Image	Appin forage turnip was bred for fast, vigorous establishment and quick maturity (60-100 days). It is firmly anchored in the ground for minimum wastage. Appin has a significantly higher proportion of leaf yield compared to other turnips, and is multi-crowned for improved re-growth potential. The high leaf-to-bulb ratio results in a very leafy crop with high digestibility. Appin can be used to supplement or extend the grazing season when cool season pastures tend to slow down. It can also be used as a break crop in order to convert older pastures to different species and newer varieties. An annual crop gives a bigger window to eliminate the old undesirable forage through the use of herbicides, tillage and competition of the brassica crop itself. Sowing and Establishment: Sow Appin at 1-3 lbs. per acre. Plant at 1/4" to 1/2" deep. Seed can be no-tilled into suppressed sod or seeded into a conventionally prepared seedbed. If tillage is conducted, let the first flush of weeds germinate, then till the field one more time to control weeds. After final tillage pass, firm soil with culti-packer, then either drill or broadcast seed. Following seeding, culti-pack field once more to improve seed-to-soil contact. For extended grazing, plant in early to mid-summer (depending on climate). For summer grazing, plant in the spring after soil warms to 50F. Fertilizer=Results! One Of The Biggest Mistakes Hunters Make Is Putting Down Too Many Seed And Too Little Fertilizer On Their Food Plots 25 lb. bag for $125.00
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Pasja Hybrid Forage Turnip
View Larger Image	Pasja is an early maturing (50-70 days) hybrid forage brassica. It has been bred for rapid growth and high performance, with a high leaf-to-bulb ratio. Pasja can be used over a much longer period of time than the traditional rape cultivars. It has excellent re-growth ability and will provide good leafy summer feed.Pasja is very productive and has produced over 4 tons of dry matter per acre. It produces exceptionally leafy forage with good nutritional value. Applications: Pasja can be used to supplement or extend the grazing season when cool season pastures tend to slow down. It adds high quality forage to the summer diet and can be sown along with BMR-Sorghum-Sudangrass. It will re-grow along with the sudangrass and provide multiple grazings. If sown with cereal grains or annual ryegrass in the spring or late summer, Pasja will provide excellent tonnage and high quality forage for multiple grazings. Pasja works well flown into standing corn with rye, oats and annual ryegrass in late summer. Pasja can also be used as a break crop in order to convert older pastures to different species and newer varieties. An annual crop gives a bigger window to eliminate old undesirable forage through the use of herbicides, tillage and competition of the brassica crop itself. Sowing and Establishment: Pasja should be seeded at 3-5 lbs. per acre when direct drilled. Use a higher rate when broadcasted. There should be 60lb/acre of available phosphate for sowing brassica crops. We also advise against fertilizing with sulfur-containing fertilizers. Fertilizer=Results! One Of The Biggest Mistakes Hunters Make Is Putting Down Too Many Seed And Too Little Fertilizer On Their Food Plots 25 lb. bag for $125.00
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Winton Swede
	High yields New generation swede Good disease resistance High leaf proportion White fleshed bulb Description: Winton is a new generation late maturing swede noted for high yield potential and excellent disease resistance. Winton reaches full maturity from 180 days. With high leaf yield and excellent animal preference, Winton offers extended grazing for all livestock including dairy, beef, sheep and deer. Winton is characterized by its white-fleshed bulb, bronze skin color, and high leaf yield. Winton can be used to extend the grazing season as the cool season pasture season ends. Both the bulbs and leaves are highly digestible. Suitable for cattle, sheep, and other livestock. It can also be used as a break crop in order to convert older pastures to different species and newer varieties. An annual crop gives a bigger window to eliminate the old undesirable forage through the use of herbicides, tillage, and the competition of the brassica crop itself. Other Info: Seeding & Establishment: Plant in the spring after soil warms to 50F. Sow Winton at 1-� lbs per acre. Plant at �" to �" deep. Seed can be no-tilled into suppressed sod or seeded into a conventionally prepared seedbed. If tillage is conducted, let the first flush of weeds germinate, then till the field one more time to control weeds. After final tillage pass, firm soil with a culti-packer, then either drill or broadcast seed. Following seeding, culti-pack field once more to improve seed to soil contact. Fertility Tips: Follow soil test recommendations. Nitrogen: If not using manure, apply 75 lbs/A nitrogen at seeding followed by an additional 70 lbs/A after 60 to 80 days. Avoid fields high in sulfur. Grazing Tips: Leaves have very high energy and low fiber. Nitrate testing is advised for high fertility scenarios. Bulbs are very high in energy, but low in protein and fiber. - Start by grazing for no more than 1-2 hours per day. Slowly increase to a maximum intake over at least 7-10 days to allow rumen to adjust. - Feed extra fiber while grazing or allow access to stockpiled grass pasture. - Consult with your nutritionist to ensure ration is balanced. PDF Tech Sheet to view or print 25 lb. bag for $134.95
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Cleaned Feed Wheat
	Feed wheat only $ per 50 lbs. Cleaned and bagged. Please read our wildlife planting tips for choosing the right seed.
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Cleaned Feed Oats
View Larger Image	Feed Oats only $ per 50 lbs. Cleaned and bagged. Please read our wildlife planting tips for choosing the right seed. $8.70
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Wrens Abruzzi Ryegrain
View Larger Image	Rymin: High yield, fair winter hardiness, medium late, medium height, and good lodging resistance. Large seed of predominantly greenish-gray color and high test weight. Originated by Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station from a cross of Von Lochow and WR5. Released in 1973 Grain: Rye grain has a feeding value of about 85 to 90% that of corn, and contains more digestible protein and total digestible nutrients than oat or barley. Rye is most satisfactorily used when mixed with other grains at a proportion less than a third, because it is not highly palatable and is sticky when chewed Cereal rye is an excellent soil-improving cover crop, with good potential for self regeneration. Ideal for building up poor soils for future plantings due to its deep roots. Buy Now! One Of The Biggest Mistakes Hunters Make Is Putting Down Too Many Seed And Too Little Fertilizer On Their Food Plots Fertilizer=Results! 1 lb. $0.80 / 50 lbs. $19.99. NEW SEED AND NEW PRICE FOR 2010 Please Type In The Amount You Need In The Quantity Box. 10 POUNDS MINIMUM
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Rymin Rye Grain
	Deep roots - an excellent soil builder and deer love it. $.80 per lb. or $19.99 for 50 lbs Plant 120 lbs. per acre. Buy Now! One Of The Biggest Mistakes Hunters Make Is Putting Down Too Many Seed And Too Little Fertilizer On Their Food Plots Fertilizer=Results! New Price For 2010 Please Type In The Amount You Need In The Quantity Box. $.80 lb.
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Bulldog Ryegrass
	Bulldog Ryegrass is excellent for grazing! It is very high in protein. It keeps on producing quality feed for deer. Sow 50 lbs. per acre. Fertilizer=Results! One Of The Biggest Mistakes Hunters Make Is Putting Down Too Many Seed And Too Little Fertilizer On Their Food Plots $24.95
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SECADA PEAS
	An exciting new variety of forage peas has hit the U.S. Leafy, highly palatable, self-climbing, with high dry matter yields, SECADA peas can be used in a wide range of applications. A fast growing, cool-season annual legume, SECADA peas perform very well during the fall, winter, and spring in the southern states, with good frost tolerance. In more northern climes, an early spring plant will give high dry matter yields of excellent forage. SILAGE: SECADA peas, mixed with cereals, makes excellent silage. A study comparing Pea/Wheat silage with grass silage showed a 34% increase in forage dry matter intake, resulting in a 19% increase in milk production. Silage is normally cut at the late pod-swell stage for highest yields with the greatest nutrient concentration. GRAZING: SECADA peas can be grazed by most livestock species. Strip grazing will maximize utilization of the crop. With relatively high tannin content, peas are less likely to cause bloat than other legumes, but animals should be introduced to the forage gradually, as with any change of feed. WILDLIFE FOOD PLOTS: SECADA peas are an excellent choice for wildlife food plots. Sown in the early spring, highly palatable forage is available for the energy and protein needs of developing antlers and milking does. Turkey and quail love the soft, tender leaves. Sown in early fall, especially with oats or ryegrass, SECADA PEAS will make fence-jumpers of all your neighbors' deer. SEEDING RATES: Secada peas alone: 80-120 lbs/acre Secada peas/oats: 50-80 lbs/acre peas, 50-80 lbs/acre oats Secada peas/ryegrass: 50-80 lbs/acre peas, 10-15 lbs/acre ryegrass Optimum seedbed conditions will ensure good germination and emergence. Drill the peas about one inch deep. Secada peas will also work well under a minimum tillage situation. 50 LB BAG $41.95 NOT AVAILABLE
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Certified Regal Ladino Clover
View Larger Image	Regal Ladino clover is cold hardy and does better in clay soils. $3.99 per lb. or 50 lbs $169.95. Plant 10 to 15 lbs. per acre. Already Innoculated!! Click here to view an article about \"Mowing Clover\". Please Type In The Amount You Need In The Quantity Box. CROP FAILURE
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Dal keith Subterranean Clover
View Larger Image	Great for wildlife! It will reseed even under heavy grazing. It can be mixed with 20 lbs. of ryegrass for a jump start. $3.30 per lb. or buy a 50 lbs. for $149.95 This is a better variety than Mt. Barker. Requires r/rw Innoculant. 50 lb. Size $6.99 If You Want This Please Add It In The Comment Box and it will be added to your bill!!!! Fertilizer=Results! One Of The Biggest Mistakes Hunters Make Is Putting Down Too Many Seed And Too Little Fertilizer On Their Food Plots Click here to view an article about "Mowing Clover". Please Type In The Amount You Need In The Quantity Box.
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Yuchi Arrowleaf Clover
View Larger Image	An annual that will reseed well, Yuchi Arrowleaf clover can reach up to 5 ft. tall. Very long growing season. $2.99 per lb. or $104.95 for 50 lbs. Plant one bag of Oats on an acre and cover 1 inch; then sow 20 lbs of yucci arrowleaf clover on top and do not cover. This is also a great mix for sandy soils or use 30 lbs of Arrowleaf clover per acre. Customer comments: Yuchi arrowleaf clover is incredible. I planted some from you last year and got a ten point with a 19 inch Widespread. I\'m planting more this year. Thank you, Michael from Missouri. One Of The Biggest Mistakes Hunters Make Is Putting Down Too Many Seed And Too Little Fertilizer On Their Food Plots Click here to view an article about "Mowing Clover". New seed and new 2011 Price Requires (O) Innoculant. lb. Size $9.95 Click here to order innoculant. $2.99 10 lb $104.95 50 lb
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Rack Builder
	THIS HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED It has 10% calcium and 18% phosphorous with salt and a mineral mix. Select an area about 20 to 30 ft. from the food plot. Dig a hole 36 inches wide and 18 inches deep. Mix equal parts of soil and salt mix. 50 lb. bag. Put out January through April. Great Product! Great Buy! We recommed mixing 50 lbs Trace Mineral Salt with Rack builder salt. Gives you 100 lbs balt for only $29.95 How to Use Mineral/Salt Mixes By Kent Kammermeyer Mineral supplements should be placed in February (South) and March (North) to coincide with spring green-up. Any earlier than this will waste salt because it leaches downward through the soil during rain events before deer begin using it. Apply the mineral salt at the rate of about one 50-lb bag per 200 acres for easy access by all deer. Dig a shallow depression on a flat surface of clay soil and mix the salt with the soil. Reapply pure salt and mix with dirt in June. No salt is needed for fall or winter when deer quit using it anyway. Look for bag salt with an analysis of 25-40% Sodium Chloride, 16-18% Calcium and 8-10% Phosphorus. Block salt does not contain enough Calcium and Phosphorus which is essential for antler growth, doe lactation and fawn rearing. According to your soil tests, both are limiting on your propery and may be contributing to your skull fracture problems. Cooper Seed Co. has this high Calcium/Phosphorus salt for a very reasonable price. $18.96
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Barkant Turnip
View Larger Image	NOT AVAILABLE Barkant TurnipBarkant is a very vigorous diploid turnip variety with a purple tankard root type. The variety has a very good leaf and root yield with high sugar and dry-matter content. Ideally suited for grazing with sheep and cattle, it is common to obtain 4 to 6 tons of dry-matter per acre of this high-energy feed. Barkant is able to provide multiple harvests with the correct grazing management. one pound only $3.99 25 lb. $69.99
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Cherokee Clover
View Larger Image	In South Georgia and Florida, it is grown primarily as a winter annual. With proper late spring management, good reseeding of Cherokee can be obtained. Red clover is an erect-growing bunch-type plant with no rhizomes or stolons, having numerous leafy stems arising from a thick crown. It has a taproot system with many secondary branches. 50 lbs. $ Use 18 lbs per acre or You may go as low as 8 to 10 lb/A with high quality seed, planted on a clean, tilled seedbed at. Seeding rate may be reduced one-third if planted with a cool-season annual such as rye, ryegrass Please Type In The Amount You Need In The Quantity Box. OUT. Click here to view an article about "Mowing Clover".
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Durana White Clover
	5 lb. bag 39.95 25 lb. bag $162.50 Type: cool season perennial Uses: Rackmaster� Durana White Clover is the newest white clover on the market for whitetail deer management. Durana was developed by Dr. Joe Bouton, while at the University of Georgia, to persist under grazing pressure, tolerate acidic soils, compete aggressively with weeds and grasses and to tolerate low management situations. Durana, unlike ladino clover, is an intermediate white clover. Intermediate clovers have a medium leaf size and a leaf density that is very thick, from the ground to the top of the plant. This leaf density will help prevent weed invasion. Durana possesses a high stolon density; it has 97 stolons per square foot, unlike conventional ladino clovers which only have 52 per square foot. It is pre-inoculated and lime coated for easy seeding and optimal nitrogen fixation. Durana will outlast conventional ladino clovers in food plots and persist for years on good moisture holding soils. With protein levels of over 25% and digestibility of over 75%, Durana will make an excellent pure stand or combination planting for any food plot to feed, attract and hold game on your property. Durana is persistent, productive and a highly preerred white clover. Planting: Date: Sept. - Oct. and Feb. - April Rate: 8 lbs./acre or � lb./1000 sq.ft. Depth: 1/8" maximum Best For: Deer, Turkey, Rabbit, and Quail Click here to view an article about "Mowing Clover". Please click the down arrow to choose size. 5 lb. bag 39.95 25 lb. bag $162.50
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Rose Clover
View Larger Image	Rose clover grows on all soil types but they must be well drained and have a pH of 8 or less. It has been proven to be more productive and persistent than the other clovers in north central Texas and central Oklahoma. Rose clover is a good reseeder because of a high percentage of hard seed production, but seedling vigor is poor. Click here to view an article about "Mowing Clover". Please click the down arrow to choose size.
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Blue Lupine
	Deer love blue lupine and its economical too. The highly palatable foliage of lupine provides a high energy, protein-rich browse for deer, turkey and rabbits. The plant can reach a height of 3 feet, affords quality habitat for nesting game and non-game birds. When wildlife finish enjoying the crop, turn under the lupine to enrich the soil with nitrogen and organic matter. If planted in September, deer will begin grazing it in December. Rapid plant growth occurs in late winter. Flowers in April with it's signature 6" blue purple spikes. Plant lupines around your outbuildings for memorable color splashes. The large seed size of Blue Lupine allows you to plant it mixed with our Naked Oats- a one pass superb combination for wildlife plots. Most other winter legume seeds are so small that they are often buried. Inoculate your seed so they can make nitrogen themselves. Then plant 50lbs/A if drilled or 75lbs/A if broadcast alone. Plant 40lbs/A if planted with 75-100lbs/A of Naked Oats. Planting time: September through November. ONE BAG WILL PLANT ONE ACRE Requires (H) Inoculant Click here to order innoculant. 50 lb. bag for $39.95
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Rackmaster Chicory
	Type: cool season perennial. Uses: Rackmaster� Chicory is a variety of perennial chicory developed by New Zealand breeders for the United States. It is great because this chicory produces high quality, high protein, high yielding forage for deer and other wildlife. It has been selected for its high yields, improved cool season growth and improved persistence. It can produce up to 6 tons of dry matter forage per acre per year with protein levels of up to 32% and digestibility of the new leaves up to 90 to 95%. Through its deep taproot, Chicory has the ability to make minerals more available in its leaves compared to other types of forage. Increased potassium, calcium, magnesium, sulfur, zinc and sodium make Chicory leaves irresistible to whitetail deer. Chicory is a highly preferred, grazing tolerant plant that has good drought resistance. Planting Date: Date: Sept. - Oct. fall planting, Feb. - Apr. spring planting Rate: 5 lbs./acre or 1/8 lb./1000 sq.ft. Depth: 1/4" maximum. Best For Deer, Turkey, and Rabbit Fertilizer=Results! One Of The Biggest Mistakes Hunters Make Is Putting Down Too Many Seed And Too Little Fertilizer On Their Food Plots Comes in 5 lb. bag 2011 SEED
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DeltAg Wildlife Soil Solution 1 -Qt
	Soil Solution is designed to aid soils that are in need of lime until lime can be applied. Soil Solution is formulated with a blend of micro-nutrients, designed to enhance microbial activity which aids in digestion of post harvest residue; the result of which is healthier soils for better support of plant growth. Application Directions: Soil Solution should be applied to your soils as a broadcast spray at a rate of 32 or 64Oz per acre . For best results, apply Soil Solution at 32 ounces per acre after plowing, but, before seed is incorporated into the soil. This will insure shallow incorporation for better benefits to the soil in the initial rooting zone. Apply with enough water for ample coverage (5 to 10 gallons total). In no-till situations, or after the crop has been planted, apply 64 ounces per acre of Soil Solution anticipating rain for incorporation into the soil.
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