BIOLOGIC Seed
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BIOLOGIC Seed
Im going to be planting my first food plots this spring...i plan on using the biologic seed but not sure what to use for the spring??
Not sure i want to plant:
Full Draw
Green Patch
Clover Plus
Maximum
Anyone have any experience with any of these?
thanks
Not sure i want to plant:
Full Draw
Green Patch
Clover Plus
Maximum
Anyone have any experience with any of these?
thanks
#4
RE: BIOLOGIC Seed
DevinCampPA - Welcome to the board.
I've not used any biologic products, but might offer a little advice.
Have you tried this site for planting dates? : http://www.mossyoakbiologic.com/plan...e/northern.asp
Most clover plots can be spring seeded - It would be nice to know what else is in the mix though.
For instance - FULL DRAW - is a fall planting - because it conatins alot of cold weather grains - like RYE. If you planted this in the spring - the RYE would head out and Die by August, and the clovers in the mix would suffer in their growth - the plot would be generally unattractive to deer all summer unless you kept it mowed - and if you mow it - the Rye was a wasted seed.
The manufacturers do not always want you to know what's in the mix - but its really important to know at least what types of seeds are there - or to follow the Company's direction.
Good luck in your plot this spring. There will be alot of planting talk soon - post back how you are making out.
I've not used any biologic products, but might offer a little advice.
Have you tried this site for planting dates? : http://www.mossyoakbiologic.com/plan...e/northern.asp
Most clover plots can be spring seeded - It would be nice to know what else is in the mix though.
For instance - FULL DRAW - is a fall planting - because it conatins alot of cold weather grains - like RYE. If you planted this in the spring - the RYE would head out and Die by August, and the clovers in the mix would suffer in their growth - the plot would be generally unattractive to deer all summer unless you kept it mowed - and if you mow it - the Rye was a wasted seed.
The manufacturers do not always want you to know what's in the mix - but its really important to know at least what types of seeds are there - or to follow the Company's direction.
Good luck in your plot this spring. There will be alot of planting talk soon - post back how you are making out.