Tall Tine Tubers

It took six years to develop the new turnip variety in Whitetail Institute's Imperial TALL TINE TUBERS

Tall Tine Tubers
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It took six years to develop the new turnip variety in Imperial Whitetail TALL TINE TUBERS. The result is the most attractive turnip variety the Whitetail Institute could develop or has ever tested. TALL TINE TUBERS food plot provides two forage sources for late fall and winter. First is foliage that grows very quickly and becomes sweeter with the fall frosts. Second are sweet tubers that can grow as large as a softball and delivers an additional food source through the winter.

  • Includes Tall Tine Turnip – a NEW TURNIP VARIETY genetically developed by Whitetail Institute
  • SIX YEARS in research, development and testing
  • Two food sources - foliage above ground and tubers underground
  • EXTREMELY drought and cold tolerant
  • Establishes and grows rapidly

Whitetail Institute's Imperial TALL TINE TUBERS is designed to establish and grow quickly, produce lots of tonnage, and attract and hold deer during the early and late hunting seasons. 

 

 

 

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  • 4
    Harvey rain came along

    Posted by Steve on 15th Sep 2017

    I planted and 1st rain was Harvey. 9.5" rain. Support from Whitetail Institute has been excellent. They have been top shelf. Jury is out on final seed recruitment.

  • 5
    Growing like a weed

    Posted by Unknown on 30th Aug 2017

    I broadcast Tall tine Tubers on August 13. Never did a soil sample. I put some lime & 19-19-19 Fertilizer on it. It did get some flea beetles , I sprayed that & they are all gone. It is 4" high and a thick mass of greens. Less than 3 weeks. Probably planted it too thick, but first food plot I ever tried.

  • 5
    Great Growing

    Posted by Ken F. on 29th Aug 2017

    Planted on a Monday and with the couple days of rain they were up by Friday, couldn't believe it. After reaching a few inches the deer are feeding on it. Very happy with this planting and will use it again.

  • 5
    great winter product

    Posted by Kyle S. on 16th Aug 2017

    Great product, I mixed this in with wheat for several years now, done it around the beginning of September and was perfect to hold deer to my property during the worst part of winter!

  • 5
    Deer love it !

    Posted by Robert S. on 4th Aug 2017

    This will be the 3rd year I've used used this product and the deer love the tops in the fall and the bulbs thrue the cold winter.

  • 5
    Winter forage

    Posted by James S. (Rainger Andy) on 12th Jul 2017

    I have camera shots for the entire year and found the deer in good health through the entire winter. The deer worked the turnips through March and looked heavy and in good shape. in VT

  • 5
    Tall Tine Tuber's the size of Softballs

    Posted by Tod, W., NY on 5th May 2017

    I planted Tall Tine Tuber's on the 1st of Sep. and they were baseball and softball size by mid-Nov. the deer just love them. I planted the local seed store purple top turnips and they only got to about golf-ball size. I will only plant Tall Tine's now! I shot my Buck last year while eating Tall Tine's

  • 5
    My trail cameras do not lie

    Posted by Mike B on 17th Jan 2017

    Starting about Nov 1st the deer start pouring into my Tall Tine tubers food plot. I have photos of bucks that do not live on the property all year and then they start showing up every night to eat Tall Tine tubers.

  • 5
    Go-to plot when the weather cools

    Posted by Bill P on 17th Jan 2017

    When the temps cool the Tall Tine Tubers are the go-to food. We noticed that the deer are heavier and go into the winter in great shape.

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