some ideas??
 

here's a little bckground: 10 acre field (usually planted by farmer in corn, soybeans, or winter wheat), acre corn field next to it. probably gonna be planted half beans and half corn- left to stand all winter as food plot, but the thing i am hoping someone here has some suggestions for is we have 2 food pliots in the woods right now and adding another next year. we planted spot plot- trnips and brassicas in both of those. but i dont was 3 plots of exactly the same thing in all.. kinda want to make it so they have a food source that is attractive/ ripe for them summer/fall/winterish... so i would like to try and plant 3 different things.. one in each plot. probably one in the brassicas again.. but then waht for the other two? they are about 3/4 an acre to an acre in size each.. so i wa thinkin maybe clover and another in some sort of oats? anyone have any good ideas or anything that works for them? also, what kind of oats do deer like/ gives them good nutrition? sorry for all the questions, but im kinda new at this and its the only way im gonna learn. :confused0024::D

thank you so much. any help is GREATLY appreciated!

Just some ideas, not sure where you're from but this is what a lot of people like around here in southern Indiana...

Summer - A few types of clover... Or beans if you make the plot big enough.

Fall and winter - Standing corn, a mix of both forage brassicas and also root-type brassicas for later in the winter, such as kale, rape, appin forage turnip, seven-top turnips, and purple-top turnips are some examples. My cousin who hunts a big chunk of land in the next county over has had a lot of success with winter wheat and oats also, for colder season plots. I am thinking about doing both turnips and winter wheat/oats as cold season food sources next year, but not in the same plot.

Good luck to you, have fun..