No-Plow

The Imperial No-Plow food plot can give you a hardy, fast-growing crop of highly nutritious and attractive forage with minimal ground preparation.

No-Plow
$42.98
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Sometimes, the best spots for food plots can be the toughest places to maneuver heavy equipment. If you can get there by 4-wheeler or foot and the area gets 3 to 4 hours of sunlight a day, the Imperial No-Plow food plot can give you a hardy, fast-growing crop of highly nutritious and attractive forage. Whitetail Institute's Imperial No-Plow deer food plot seed is a high-protein annual that can provide up to 9 months of attraction and nutrition for optimal deer growth and antler development -- and preparation can be done with as little as hand tools.

  • Includes specially selected exclusive clovers, brassica, WINA 412 Radish and other forages
  • Highly attractive annual forage specifically designed for areas hard to access with farming equipment (logging roads, remote clearings, etc.)
  • Can be planted either in a fully prepared seedbed, or with minimal ground preparation sufficient to establish good seed-to-soil contact
  • EXTREMELY drought and cold tolerant
  • Establishes quickly and grows rapidly
  • These No-Plow clover seeds tolerate as little as only 3-4 hours of broken or filtered sunlight a day

Imperial No-Plow food plot can go where your tractor won't.

 

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  • 5
    Best thing ever

    Posted by robert b. on 23rd Dec 2016

    Best last minute planting comes up good deer love it easy can't ask for more

  • 5
    I LOVE IT

    Posted by John-NC on 9th Dec 2016

    Just wanted to say how much I love your No Plow Food Plot. It is the best thing I have ever planted.

  • 5
    Solid product as usual

    Posted by Steve S. on 4th Nov 2016

    Works as advertised. I never hesitate picking up a bag. I've used it in Georgia, South Carolina, Kentucky, Kansas, Alabama and Tennessee. Works great in all the above.

  • 5
    AWESOME PRODUCT

    Posted by Vic R....Louisiana on 26th Oct 2016

    Just getting back into hunting after many years. Worked with a man that swore by this product.. So I tried it out...Fantastic, worked just as it said and within 2 weeks, had 1 1/2 inch growth everywhere the seed was spread... will be buying more of this product come spring....

  • 5
    EASY AS EATING PIE

    Posted by A. P. on 9th Oct 2016

    When I first used NO-PLOW the plot wasn't big enough as deer came from everywhere and devoured it to dirt.Next time I planted NO-PLOW I made the plot much larger and plenty of deer and turkeys came to visit. Great product easy to use and I will always use it in food plots.Thank You WTI.

  • 5
    So much food

    Posted by Randy western NY on 10th Sep 2016

    I planted no plow on properly prepared soil. About 3 weeks later I had a food plot covered in plants. A few weeks after that the plants are now about 12"-14" tall and cover the entire plot. The deer haven't started hitting it much yet because they cant seem to leave the Extreme alone that I planted late spring. I figure after a quick cold snap they will pay more attention to the no plow.

  • 5
    Best "no plow" product i've used

    Posted by Dan on 7th Sep 2016

    Cant say enough about his product. Planted it on a old transmission line corridor that had been in warm season grasses. Mowed the grass, sprayed it two weeks later with roundup. let it sit for two weeks and than applied the appropriate amount of fertilizer and pelatized lime as instructed on the back of the bag. Broadcast seed same day as lime/fertilizer. No growth in the first two weeks, but than we got some rain and it aboslutly took off. Deer were on it immediately. By week 4 of visual growth, it had turned into a lush green food plot. Used only a backpack sprayer, weed trimmer, rake and hand broadcaster to put the plot in. could not be happier.

  • 5
    Michigans 'Thumb'

    Posted by Unknown on 7th Aug 2016

    I have been using this product for a few years now and have had great success with growing real nice plots. All I did was throw a little lime down, a little fertilizer, then broadcast the seed by hand and drag it with an ATV. I definitely had best luck with tilled ground vs harrowed or cultivated. Late July/early August planting times have given me real nice plots toward the end of October right through Christmas.

  • 5
    great product

    Posted by Jim on 31st Jul 2016

    This has been the most successful seed blend I've tried . I will be giving whitetail institute my buisness. Thanks for making such a high quality product.

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