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    • Imperial PowerPlant (Annual)

    Imperial PowerPlant (Annual)

     
     

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    Looking for a spring/summer annual that will deliver high protein tonnage and handle heavy grazing?

    Whitetail Institute's Imperial PowerPlant food plot for sale is a blend of specially selected annuals that’s specifically designed to provide deer with lots of protein during the spring and summer.  Imperial Whitetail PowerPlant can withstand grazing better than other bean and pea plantings.  In fact, once PowerPlant establishes, it can even continue to grow as deer feed on it.  At the heart of PowerPlant are vining forage soybean and peas that don’t get stemmy like agricultural soybeans can. Whitetail Institute's PowerPlant food plot also includes Sunn Hemp and small amounts of sunflowers to act as a lattice for the vining legumes to climb and maximize production instead of growing along the ground.  

     

    Whitetail Institute's Imperial PowerPlant food plot is a blend of specially selected annuals that’s specifically designed to provide deer with lots of protein during the spring and summer.  

    • Imperial Whitetail PowerPlant food plot is a blend of specially selected annuals that’s specifically designed to provide deer with lots of protein during the spring and summer.
    • Includes a true forage-type, vining soybean that can tolerate heavy grazing better than agricultural soybean types
    • Includes climbing forage peas for increased variety and high protein tonnage
    • Includes small amount sunflowers to provide a climbing lattice for vining legumes
    • Includes Sunn Hemp, a highly attractive forage that withstands heavy grazing and that also provides additional structure for the vining legumes to climb.
    • Provides tons of high-protein forage and is also used by deer as a bedding area

     

    Imperial Whitetail PowerPlant is also Arrest MAX™ approved!  Whitetail Institute Arrest MAX grass herbicide can be used to control labeled grasses in PowerPlant stands.

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    • 5
      Power Plant is Great

      Posted by Bryan B. on 15th Jun 2022

      I had great Germination and the plot is starting to take shape. I have used Power Plant before with great results

    • 5
      Clean Out

      Posted by Daniel K. on 15th Jun 2022

      I was doing pretty good keeping the deer at bay so this plot could get started. Germinated so well and really took off. Once the deer discovered, they told their friends and in a matter of two weeks - totally leveled entire plot! Reseeding again here shortly.

    • 5
      Seems like it will be good, sprouted quickly!

      Posted by Cole L. on 31st May 2022

      Will be using this again

    • 5
      Power Plant

      Posted by Paul H. on 28th Jun 2021

      Deer love this mix.

    • 5
      great product . grows fast

      Posted by Paul C. on 31st May 2021

      deer love it. makes good cover.

    • 5
      POWER PLANT

      Posted by KEVIN T. on 27th Apr 2021

      LOVE IT BECAUSE IT HAS THE RIGHT MIX FOR THE BIG BOYS. I WILL USE IT AS A BASE SOMETIMES AND ADD MAYBE CORN TO THE MIX.

    • 4
      A lot of late summer forage!

      Posted by Garrett H on 9th Dec 2020

      I planted a couple acres of PowerPlant this year for the first time in Eastern NC the first week of June. A couple plots failed because of sand, low pH, and low fertility. The plot I had the highest hopes for was soon overrun by volunteer brassicas that I had let seed out earlier in spring. I will not make that mistake again! The 3rd plot was on decent soil but started off slowly, so I didn't have much hopes for it. It looked like the sunflowers were the only part of the mixture growing well. I quit paying the plot any mind but it really caught my attention when I went to bush hog it the first week of September to prep for fall plots. The sunflowers and sunn hemp were 6'+ tall and a lot of peas and beans were climbing them. A lot of tender forage and great cover. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is that I feel like the blend has too much sunflowers. I like seeing the sunflowers, but I'd like to see less of them and more sunn hemp. I'm sure it is the way it is for a reason, but I believe the sunn hemp offers more value than the sunflowers do overall.

    • 5
      Great Food Plots

      Posted by Reigel F. on 11th May 2020

      I live and hunt in SW Pa and for years have been trying to find food plot products that will thrive in this region. I had done all the soil testing , followed directions as to fertilizer , lime and so on without much success , this product took hold and has thrived beyond expectation , I have since added it to other hunting properties I have acquired .

    • 5
      Mowed it down

      Posted by Shane on 5th Nov 2019

      I have low density and they still mowed it down. I even fenced it off. The peas and beans climbed my fencing and caused it to sag. The deer were in it from May through October. Several opportunities to harvest deer out of my Powerplant plot. I plan on rotating whitetail edge this spring and doing Powerplant again the next spring . Highly recommend Powerplant.