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Mossy Oak BioLogic Deer Radish
Make your food plots even more attractive to area deer with Mossy Oak® BioLogic™ Deer Radish. A great deer attractant by itself or mixed in with other seed blends in your food plot, Deer Radish adds a highly nutritious forage connected to a long, sweet nutrient-packed root that deer love. Highly attractive to deer, this radish also produces compounds that discourage weeds and nematodes in your plot and penetrates deep to break up hard pan soils. 2 lb. bag plants up to a 1/4 acre. 50 lb. bag plants up to 6-1/4 acres.
Increases your food plot's attractiveness to deer
Works well by itself or mixed in with other seed blends
Highly nutritious forage with long, sweet, nutritious roots - deer love it
Discourages weeds and nematodes in your plot - great choice for new soil
Notice--Feeders, Feeds, Baits, Attractants & Scents.Notice: The use of game feeders, supplies and scents is restricted in some states. Please consult your local game laws before supplementing or hunting with feeders, feeds, baits, attractants or scents. --- Even though you are able to checkout with this item, it will be removed from your order if shipping to a restricted location.
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Questions & Answers
does this product grow well in shaded areas?
Asked by: Camaro540
The Mossy Oak BioLogic Deer Radish recommends partial to full sun. At least 6 hours per day. Thank you for your question.
Answered by: BPSResource3
Date published: 2018-08-22
What is the ideal planting time? How many days until maturity?
Would like them to be ready by mid September.
Asked by: thobble
Thank you for your question.
When to Plant: DEER-RADISH is very hardy and will germinate in drier conditions than other common food plot crops; however, there must be some soil moisture available. Soil moisture is more critical than temperature. Plant early August in the North, and early September in the South.
How to Plant: DEER-RADISH is best planted by spreading the seed on a well-prepared seed bed at 8lbs per acre. If possible use a cultipacker to help cover the seed and ensure good seed to soil contact. Broadcasting the see on a well-prepared seedbed just prior to a rain also produces an excellent stand as the rain serves to bury the seed the appropriate depth (1/4 inch) and ensures adequate soil moisture for germination. Disking is not a recommended method of covering the seed, as it will bury the seed too deep to allow germination. DEER-RADISH can be used to top-dress existing clover stands, adding several tons of nutritious forage during the fall. A mechanical grain drill is also an excellent method of plantin
Answered by: BPSResource3
Date published: 2018-12-07
planting
Do you have to till the soil or can you just rake and plant. Any suggestions?
Asked by: PappyC
I would always till if possible. Even so called no till products say it's not needed the seed to soil contact is the most important part for me. Plus you can mix your fertilizer in as well. If you can't I would spray the area and kill off any current growth and start with bare ground
