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SMALL BURNETT | ||
Hardy long-lived perennial evergreen forb. Grows about 18 to 24 in. high with green maple-like leaves. Gets a purple thumb-sized seed head and tastes like mint. Prefers average to rich soils, but will grow in poor droughty soils. Doesn't do well on wet soils. A preferred food for game animals and game and non-game birds that feed on its' seeds and leaves. Deer, geese, and other wildlife will dig through snow to feed on it. PLANT 25 LBS./ACRE by itself or this is our recommendation-- Plant in September: Wheat 50 lbs/acre Durana 5 lbs/acre Small burnet 10 lbs/acre Plant wheat first and cover then top sow both small burnet and durana and of course cultipack or drag. 1 LB. and 50 LB. Bag Sold Out | ||
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Harrison Oats | ||
A winter hardy forage oat. Great at any price especially this price $17.95. Plant 100 lbs per acre. Cover1 inch deep. 50 LB. bag. $17.95 | ||
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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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Southern Belle Red Clover | ||
Southern Belle' ('FLMR7') is an improved 'Cherokee' red clover with increased root knot nematode and powdery mildew resistance, similar dormancy response to Cherokee and high, early forage yield. Southern Belle is superior to all known red clover cultivars in resistance to common root-knot nematode species, including the Northern Root-Knot Nematode (M. hapla). In field cultivar evaluation experiments, Southern Belle had equal or superior resistance to powdery mildew, caused by Erysiphe polygoni, as Cherokee and other mid- and late-dormant cultivars such as 'Cinnamon', Southern Bell has been shown to be equal to Cherokee in northern anthracnose susceptibility. Southern Belle is a very early spring-maturing variety that has high forage potential soon after temperatures warm. Southern Belle was developed by Ken Quesenberry at the University of Florida. 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. $3.25 lb. OUT | ||
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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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bulldog red clover | ||
Requires ab Innoculant. 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. OUT | ||
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Jumbo Ladino Clover | ||
Grows faster and is more vigorous than many other white clovers. Jumbo is characterized by its large leaf size - up to three inches wide in optimum growing conditions. Heavy foliage, taller growing. Click here to view an article about "Mowing Clover". | ||
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Cherokee Clover | ||
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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Rose Clover | ||
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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