Sweet clover can grow nearly anywhere, with as little as 16 inches of rainfall per year. It has deep tap roots that mine soil nutrients and water from deep within the soil. It is better than many of the other clovers for nutrient recycling and appears to have a greater capacity to extract potassium, phosphorus and other soil nutrients from insoluble minerals. Sow in spring to summer at 1/2 lb./1,000 sq.ft. (15 lb./acre) as an annual, or let grow the next year over 6 ft. tall. Should be grown with 1½ to 2 bushels of oats as a “nurse” crop. Sweet clover is slow to establish the first year and may have some winter kill without adequate snow cover. Second year growth is tremendous. Will fix as much nitrogen as alfalfa and doesn’t require an acid soil. Can produce as much as 170 lb. of nitrogen per acre although 100 lb. per acre is closer to the average. Excellent conditioner for poor and thin soils. Avg. 209,000 seeds/lb
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2 LB White Ladino Clover Seeds Deer, Bees Turkey Pasture
Ladino clovers provide a highly digestible, protein enriched feed that does well under heavy grazing.
3 LB Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover Seeds Bees Wildlife Pastures Hay
Will fix as much nitrogen as alfalfa and doesn’t require an acid. “nurse” crop. Sweet clover is slow to establish the first year and may have. Can produce as much as 170 lb. of nitrogen per acre although 100 lb.
Bob Oats Seeds Deer Food Plot Cattle Forage Hay
Bob Oats Seed Bob Oats are a great source of fall and winter forage for cattle, horses, goats, sheep and food plots for deer. Oats are a nutritious and palatable forage used for cattle feed stock, hay production, horses and dairy milk production. Cattle ForageOats planted for cattle forage are commonly planted with winter rye grain, winter rye grass and rape, turnip, radish or kale. Food Plots for DeerOats are great for hay production and should be planted in the early fall for hay. When planting Oats for hay plant 100 lbs. of seed per acre. Fertilizing will depend on the soil nutrients but typical applications are 350-500 lbs. per acre. Oats can produce as many as 100 square bales per acre. Oats planted in food plots for deer and other wildlife can be planted with winter legumes such as clover, winter peas and brassicas such as Radish, Rape, Turnip or Kale. Hay Production Soil Preparation:Bob Oats are most successful when planted on well prepared soils with a pH of 5.5 or greater. Seed Rate: 75-100 lbs. per acrePlanting Time: Fall-SpringSeed Depth: 1/2 – 1 inchpH: 5.5-7 PLEASE READ THIS LIVE PRODUCT WARRANTY BEFORE ORDERING OUR SEED Seed is a live product which depends on many important related grower skills such as, proper planting time, seed depth, type of soil, irrigation, proper use of fertilizers, weed controls, fungicides, insecticides, disease free soil, and reasonable weather conditions during the growing period. These factors are totally out of the seller’s control and are the growers responsibility and risk. Our seed cannot be unconditionally guaranteed to perform properly – regardless of weather conditions or the growers methods or mistakes.
2 Pounds Dwarf Essex Rape Food Plot for Deer and Other Wildlife
You can’t beat Rape if you are looking for tasty greens with high vitamin and mineral content. The leaves of the Dwarf Essex Rape are sweet, tender and crunchy especially when harvested after exposure to frost. This variety is a great choice for food plots, as deer love winter greens. Enjoy greens boiled, steamed, stir-fried or as a fresh addition to salads and sandwiches. Care: Keep soil moist, weed free and feed every 4-6 weeks. Matures in 30 days. Germ Rate 85% Summary: A variety of kale, it is a good choice for tasty greens with high vitamin and mineral content. The secret to sweet, tender, crunchy laeaves is to harvest the young greens after exposure to cool frosty weather. Enjoy greens boiled, steamed, stir fired or as a fresh addition to stews and soups. When and where to plant: Select sunny location and sow seed in late June, making sure to sow where plants are to mature as Rape Kale will resist translplanting. For best results, loosen soil with rake, fertilize and firm soil over seed. The ground should not be spongy or loose; firm soil is essential for roots. Care: Keep soil moist, weed free and feed every 4-6 weeks. Health Note: A very rich source of calcium, iron and vitamins A and C. Planting DepthSeed SpacingSpacing Between RowsDays To GerminationSpacing After ThinningDays To Maturity1/4-1/2 in/6-13 mm2 in / 5 cm2 ft/61 cm5-1412-18 in/30-46 cm55-70 *From setting transplants into the garden. Hybrids mature 10-15 days earlier. I own a small town home & garden store and I buy my loose garden seeds in bulk and measure them by scoops based on volume not weight. I use the Keystone Seed Scoop “A” for 1/2 ounce and “B” for 1 ounce. I am several times cheaper than the large catalog seed companies. I have been in business over 16 years. I only guarantee these seeds to be the item as described and tested for the 2013 growing season. I give no other or further warranty expressed or implied.
Non GMO Oat Seeds for Deer Food Plot, Cattle for Forage Hay Winter Cover Crop
Non GMO Oats Oats are a great source of fall and winter forage for cattle, horses, goats, sheep and food plots for deer. Oats are a nutritious and palatable forage used for cattle feed stock, hay production, horses and dairy milk production. Cattle ForageOats planted for cattle forage are commonly planted with winter rye grain, winter rye grass and rape, turnip, radish or kale. Food Plots for DeerOats are great for hay production and should be planted in the early fall for hay. When planting Oats for hay plant 100 lbs. of seed per acre. Fertilizing will depend on the soil nutrients but typical applications are 350-500 lbs. per acre. Oats can produce as many as 100 square bales per acre. Oats planted in food plots for deer and other wildlife can be planted with winter legumes such as clover, winter peas and brassicas such as Radish, Rape, Turnip or Kale. Hay Production Oats are most successful when planted on well prepared soils with a pH of 5.5 or greater. Seed Rate: 75-100 lbs. per acrePlanting Time: Fall-SpringSeed Depth: 1/2 – 1 inchpH: 5.5-7 PLEASE READ THIS LIVE PRODUCT WARRANTY BEFORE ORDERING OUR SEED Seed is a live product which depends on many important related grower skills such as, proper planting time, seed depth, type of soil, irrigation, proper use of fertilizers, weed controls, fungicides, insecticides, disease free soil, and reasonable weather conditions during the growing period. These factors are totally out of the seller’s control and are the growers responsibility and risk. Our seed cannot be unconditionally guaranteed to perform properly – regardless of weather conditions or the growers methods or mistakes.
1 lb Black Laredo Forage Soybean Seeds Deer Turkey Duck Pheasant, Rabbits
Laredo soybeans are widely used in food plots for deer, turkey, quail and other wildlife throughout the South and Central US. Laredo Soybeans are preferred by dairies for soybean hay over other varieties.
3 LB Black Oil Sunflower Seeds for Birds – Wildlife & Bird Food – Grown in …
3 LB Black Oil Sunflower Seeds for Birds – Wildlife & Bird Food – Grown in – Non-GMO – Black Oil Sunflower Seeds for Wild Birds and Backyard Feeders. Black Oil Sunflower Seeds for Birds- A classic choice for bird enthusiasts, sunflower seeds are ideal for attracting a wide range of backyard birds to your feeder.
Striped Sunflower Seeds, Shelled Seeds for Birds – Premium Wildlife & Bird Food
Premium Striped Sunflower Seeds for Birds- A classic choice for bird enthusiasts, Trailmark Naturals sunflower seeds are ideal for attracting a wide range of backyard birds to your feeder. Bird Seed for Outdoor Feeders- Works well in tray, hopper, and tube-style feeders, giving you flexible options to feed birds in yards,gardens, and open spaces.
1/2 lb Buckwheat Seeds For Bee Pasture Grain Crop Wildlife Cover 440 Seeds
Buckwheat Seed – Buckwheat produces an abundance of flowers and seed in 70-80 days which holds onto the stalk well after ripening. On average, the plant height is 2 to 4 feet and appealing to wildlife. Buckwheat is also popular for honey bees and produces an abundance of flowers very quickly. Buckwheat grows well in most any type of soil; poor, fertile, peat, sand, clay or loam. Buckwheat is not very shade tolerant and can germinate and grow at temperatures as low as 45 degrees F, but optimal growth occurs at or above 55 degrees F. It is very frost sensitive and does not survive even light frosts. Buckwheat has a low water requirement and does not do well in wet soils. Buckwheat is a great addition to spring and summer food plots for quail, doves, turkey, ducks & deer. Buckwheat also serves as a great cover crop for gardens.Buckwheat’s rapid growth makes it an excellent choice for smothering weeds during the warm season. Buckwheat flowers are attractive to bees and beneficial predatory insects and flower bugs. Seed Rate: 35-50 lbs per acre; 3 lbs. per 1000 sq. ft.Seed Depth: 1/2 – 1 inchFertilizer: 250 -300 lbs per acrePlanting Time: Spring-SummerpH: 5.5-6.5Life Span: 65-80 days