The better prepared your seed bed, the better your results will be. First and foremost you should have your soil tested to determine the fertility and pH (soil acidity) of your wildlife plot.  Testing can usually be done by your local Co Op …

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Please click on any of the names below to download the planting instructions.Annual BlendsAutumn Quick PlotBig-N-BeastyMonster MagnetPlot ScreenPlow Down CloverPerennial BlendsPure Trophy CloverWild Game BuffetWall Hanger …

Weeds are typically the worst enemy of any wildlife food plot. Controlling weeds in your field is something to consider weeks or even months before you get the seed in the ground. With this in mind, it is always easiest and least expensive to …

Even though you are planting your food plots to attract and hold whitetails, feeding pressure too soon can seriously harm your plots and keep them from reaching their full potential. In addition, some annual food plot seed such as peas and beans …

Proper Soil NutrientsProviding proper nutrients for your food plot is vital if you are to be successful. Fertilizing and liming does this. This allows your food plots and crops to grow to their potential and provide your deer herd with nutrition th …