Item Tag: Forage Seed

20 LBS TROPHY DAIKON FORAGE RADISH SEED FOR DEER FOOD PLOT BRASSICA DEER LOVE IT

20 LBS TROPHY DAIKON FORAGE RADISH FOR DEER FOOD PLOTS THIS IS 20 LBS DAIKON FORAGE RADISH SEED FOR DEER FOOD PLOTS. UNTIL RECENTLY, VERY LITTLE THOUGHT HAD BEEN GIVEN TO PLANTING RADISHES, A MEMBER OF THE BRASSICA FAMILY, FOR DEER. TURNIPS,RAPE, AND KALE HAVE BEEN USED EXTENSIVELY BUT UNTIL RECENTLY, RADISHES HAVE BEEN IGNORED. A FEW YEARS AGO, RADISHES WERE PLANTED IN A SMALL FIELD AS A WINTER COVER CROP AND IT WAS OBSERVED THAT THE DEER ABSOLUTELY LOVED THE RADISHES AND ATE NOT ONLY THE FORAGE BUT THE TAP ROOT AS WELL. I HAVE TRIED DAIKON RADISHES MYSELF AND PLANTED THEM IN A FIELD WITH WHEAT AND OATS IN ONE END OF THE FIELD, TURNIPS IN THE MIDDLE, AND DAIKON RADISHES ON THE OTHER END. I OBSERVED THAT THE DEER CAME TO THE RADISHES FIRST AND ATE THE FORAGE AS WELL AS THE LONG TAP ROOT. AT THE END OF THE SEASON, THERE WERE NO RADISHES LEFT IN THE FIELD AT ALL AND MUCH OF THE WHEAT AND TURNIPS WERE STILL THERE. THE FORAGE RADISH LOOKS LIKE A LARGE LIGHT COLORED CARROT WHICH CAN REACH A LENGTH OF 18-32 INCHES WHICH ABOUT HALF STICKS ABOVE THE SOIL SURFACE GIVING DEER EASY ACCESS TO IT. DEER EAT THE GREEN TOPS AND THEN THE ROOT. I HARVESTED A NICE 10 POINT BUCK ON MY FOOD PLOT AND THE DEER IS SHOWN IN THE PICTURE. I HIGHLY RECOMMENT THE DAIKON FORAGE RADISHES FOR YOUR FOOD PLOT. JUST TRY THEM AND YOU’LL BE GLAD YOU DID. THANKS.

1 LBS TROPHY DAIKON FORAGE RADISH SEED FOR DEER FOOD PLOT BRASSICA DEER LOVE IT

1 LBS TROPHY DAIKON FORAGE RADISH FOR DEER FOOD PLOTS THIS IS 1 LBS DAIKON FORAGE RADISH SEED FOR DEER FOOD PLOTS. UNTIL RECENTLY, VERY LITTLE THOUGHT HAD BEEN GIVEN TO PLANTING RADISHES, A MEMBER OF THE BRASSICA FAMILY, FOR DEER. TURNIPS,RAPE, AND KALE HAVE BEEN USED EXTENSIVELY BUT UNTIL RECENTLY, RADISHES HAVE BEEN IGNORED. A FEW YEARS AGO, RADISHES WERE PLANTED IN A SMALL FIELD AS A WINTER COVER CROP AND IT WAS OBSERVED THAT THE DEER ABSOLUTELY LOVED THE RADISHES AND ATE NOT ONLY THE FORAGE BUT THE TAP ROOT AS WELL. I HAVE TRIED DAIKON RADISHES MYSELF AND PLANTED THEM IN A FIELD WITH WHEAT AND OATS IN ONE END OF THE FIELD, TURNIPS IN THE MIDDLE, AND DAIKON RADISHES ON THE OTHER END. I OBSERVED THAT THE DEER CAME TO THE RADISHES FIRST AND ATE THE FORAGE AS WELL AS THE LONG TAP ROOT. AT THE END OF THE SEASON, THERE WERE NO RADISHES LEFT IN THE FIELD AT ALL AND MUCH OF THE WHEAT AND TURNIPS WERE STILL THERE. THE FORAGE RADISH LOOKS LIKE A LARGE LIGHT COLORED CARROT WHICH CAN REACH A LENGTH OF 18-32 INCHES WHICH ABOUT HALF STICKS ABOVE THE SOIL SURFACE GIVING DEER EASY ACCESS TO IT. DEER EAT THE GREEN TOPS AND THEN THE ROOT. I HARVESTED A NICE 10 POINT BUCK ON MY FOOD PLOT AND THE DEER IS SHOWN IN THE PICTURE. I HIGHLY RECOMMENT THE DAIKON FORAGE RADISHES FOR YOUR FOOD PLOT. JUST TRY THEM AND YOU’LL BE GLAD YOU DID. THANKS.

Chicken Forage Seed Mix -Better Eggs & Meat, Annual Ryegrass, Perennial Ryegrass

FORAGE FEED FOR CHICKENS: Growing your own forage for your chickens is a cheap, easy, and a highly nutritious way to feed your chickens. Chicken feed can be expensive to provide throughout the year. Growing your own from spring to fall provides high levels of nutrients that will make your eggs taste even better. Foraging chickens have a better balanced diet that creates better eggs and meat. EASY TO GROW: Pre blended mix. Just sew and rake in the seeds and keep the seedbed moist for germination/ CZ GRAIN GUARANTEE: You and your birds will love this high quality mix. GROW TIPS: Grow for 3-4 weeks and let the plants get about a foot tall and release your birds for a tasty chicken all they can eat buffet.

500+ Little Bluestem Seeds American Native Grass, Bunch Grass, Beard Grass

500+ Little Bluestem Seeds, Native American Ornamental Grass, Forage Grass FREE SHIPPING Common name is Little Bluestem also goes by: bunch grass, beard grass, or creeping bluestem. Little Bluestem is the most widely distributed native grasses in North America. It has a high drought tolerance, it is an important food source for caterpillers, butterflies, and birds, Little Bluestem is a top choice for cattle, bison, deer and elk and is often used for hay. Bluestem is a warm season perennial grass that is used for forage. Little Bluestem is great for wildlife habitat, prairie restoration, it grows well on a wide range of well drained soil, grows to a height of about 36″ tall and forms clumps, great for wildlife as well as gardens and large containers. 6 lbs/ acre late May-July or frost seed December– February Listing and template services provided by inkFrog