Brassica Food Plot Seed

Turnips are both cold-hardy and drought-tolerant. They can be planted late-even as a second crop-and provide high-quality grazing late in the fall. Turnip planted in July will provide grazing from September to November. The most vigorous root growth...

Sugar beat food plot seed is ideal for wildlife food slots! Deer absolutely love both the foliage and the roots from sugar beets. Sugar beets are an excellent attractant for whitetail deer. Grows best in 55 degree soil temperature or warmer. Grows best...

Canola is a tremendous draw for whitetail deer, particularly after the first hard frost.  Being a member of the brassica family, the starches in canola turn to sugar following a hard frost.  This reaction makes the plants incredibly palatable...

Cold-hardy producer of high quality nutritious pasture. Desirable pH of 5.5-6.5. Fertilize at 60-80 lbs with Nitorgen, 80-120 lbs with Phosophorus, 60-100 lbs with K. Seeding Depth: 1/4"-1/2" deep in fine textured seedbed. Seed Count: 375,000 per pound...

Winfred forage brassica is a cross between a turnip and a kale, generally termed a rape The most versatile of the brassicas, suitable for a wide range of soil fertility and environmental conditions, stock classes, and sowing times Good frost tolerance...

In late fall after the first deep freeze of the year, a chemical reaction occurs where all the starch in the plant turns to sugar, making rape candy to the wildlife. Dwarf Essex Rape is a major wildlife attractant. Rape contains both high oil content as...

Forage radishes will attract deer with its lush forage as well as build your soil! In optimal conditions, the taproot can reach down as far as 30", bringing up essential nutrients to the soil surface. Although radishes are best suited as a cool season...