Ravish Radish

Great product. Grows fast and deer love it. Had to fence it off and when I removed the fence 20 deer every dusk.

They grew very well this year despite the little rain we received. Deer love them!

Planted in mid August and 2 weeks later showed great results. I did not do a soil sample but rather fertilized how the planting instructions suggested and got great results! So far the deer pounding these daily. I cant wait until we get a frost to see how the deer respond. I have alot of deer on my new property so they destroyed my .25 acre plots. my larger plot is doing well. i would recommend a plot no smaller than a 1/2 acre if high deer density.

First time using this product with the winter oats,the deer absolutely love them since the first frost

Won’t plant anything else! I have tried other radishes over the years and have never had the deer destroy a food plot like they did these radishes!

It is a great early season food plot choose for our program the deer really love them

Grows quick, if you can keep the deer off it!!!! Massive tonnage and easy to grow. Once you get it established, it can withstand some pretty heavy grazing pressure!

Very tolerant to rock soil we have. Growing very nicely. Planted a little early to try these. New shoots and coming along nicely. Let’s hope the deer think that also.

We’ve been planting Whitetail Institute seeds almost exclusively for 20+ years. Always use their soil test kits and fertilize/lime as called for. 6 acres over 5 plots in total. Tried the radish for the first time in August and they are great. I wish I could attach photos. We 6” rain in the week after planting which washed out areas, but the areas that took met expectations. Only regret is that I should have sprayed herbicide for grass. The tubers are sticking out of ground several inches and are generally 6-8 inches long. The foliage is being browsed but doesn’t appear to inhibit growth. The graze cage shows another 6-10 inches of growth as of 10/17/21. Unlike the Winter Greens which are usually grazed heavy and are no longer a draw in November my hope is the radish will continue to be productive through out the season.