Winter-Greens

I tried this in back of an area where produce is being grown , I hunted that stand two or three times and made two trips to the butcher shop, I’m buying a bigger bag this year.

Planted in a moist swampy area, this product thrived and was very popular with the deer.

Easy to apply and grows well and drought resistant

Grew awesome!!! Do your research with Whitetail Institute’s soil test and follow that and instructions to the “T”. I couldn’t be happier. The deer are us using this every day regardless of the temperatures

Has really grown well. I followed the recommendations. Deer are mowing it down

I cleared 5 acres of the roughest ground I ever cleared and planted and I live in the Missouri Ozarks. Brand new ground just limed it prior to planting. Planted 2 acres 1st week of September by 3rd week of October it’s almost knee high. They’re not hitting it yet but they hardly ever do till December. This is a solid late season food plot food source. If I wasn’t too lazy to mess with plowing ground and picking rocks I’d plant this every year.

I planted these in Early August in North Central Nebraska, watered and fertilized, and now, October, the deer are hitting them regularly.

We use a mix of winter greens, oats, radish, and buckwheat in multiple food plots. By mixing these it spreads the time frame of when deer eat what. Some stuff they eat earlier in the fall and other they mostly leave to later. Thats is where the winter greens play in to it.

My winter greens came up excellent!! Waiting for cooler weather now to see how the deer will like them!