kansaswiderack

anyone use these? i understand they are able to grow 6-0 tall. sounds obsurd but it should take care of the over grazing

hossdaniels

They are definitely much better than ag beans but not a silver bullet. They can still get wiped out. I had one field last year that was 5 acres and it still got wiped out. Looked like a desert except for the 6' beans in the exclusion cages. Then again I've had them on barely an acre and they did OK. Really depends on the deer density, but if you can protect them for a month until they can get started you should be set. Plotsaver or a gallagher fence are good options.

MUZZY 100

I went with Real World beans last year and had great plot even with the drought. I think 6' would be under perfect conditions with zero deer on them and perfect soil and good water .

hossdaniels

The eagles are forage beans. They have a different growth habit than real world beans. The real worlds hold there beans longer into the winter. If your main goal is beans for late winter, I'd go real world. If it is summer nutrition, go with eagle. Both will work summer and winter, but they have different strengths.