Zesty Ranch Sunflower Seeds – Perfect Snack for Sports Fans, 2.75 oz, Pack of 12
Delicious Hidden Valley Ranch flavor that adds a twist to traditional sunflower seeds. Great for on-the-go snacking, parties, or as a tasty addition to your favorite recipes. Rich in protein and healthy fats, making them a nutritious snack choice.
Seed Ranch Soybean Food Plot Seed – 1 Lb.
Soybeans (For Wildlife Food Plots) Warm season annual legume produced for seed and wildlife food. Soybeans are very attractive to deer from the onset of emergence. Very important food source for doves, duck, rabbit, quail and turkey. Soybeans are especially attractive to wildlife because they also offer cover. They are so preferred that most small acreage plantings will be killed quickly by deer grazing pressure. It will not re-grow from early browse pressure, so it will need fencing or repellents in small fields. Soybeans are ideal for mixing with grain sorghum, peas, corn, alyce clover or other warm season annual legumes. At maturity it will make high quality seed for game birds and deer. Individual plantings of soybeans can be staggered by planting date to provide season long production. Planting: Date: April – August Rate: 35 lbs. per acre or 1 lb. per 1000 sq. ft. Depth: 1″ Best for: Deer, Turkey, Duck, Pheasant, Rabbit, Quail.
Seed Ranch Red Clover Seed – 1/4 lb.
Red Clover Seed Red clover (Trifolium incarnatum) is one of the most colorful forage plants and is frequently seen along roadsides, where it is planted for highway beautification. Red clover is a reseeding winter annual with an erect growth habit and a shallow taproot system. The flowers are a brilliant red color, elongated in shape, and often more than two inches long. The leaves are dark green and covered with dense hairs. Adaptation Red clover is best adapted to the heavier, well-drained soils, performing poorly on dry, sandy, and poorly drained sites. Red clover produces more forage at low temperatures than other clovers. It is fairly tolerant of soil acidity and is often seeded in mixture with small grains and ryegrass. Red clover is also often seeded into warm-season perennial grass pastures (bermudagrass and bahiagrass) and may reseed under some management conditions. Planting Red clover seed should be planted at 20 to 26 pounds of seed per acre. Most improved crimson clover varieties are adapted to Florida conditions, but they vary in spring maturity. Seeds germinate in the fall, and plants produce very little top growth while developing a strong root system, so very little forage is available for grazing before February. Grazing should be delayed until 6-8 inches of growth accumulate. Terminate grazing when plants are 3-5 inches in height. Red Clover then grows rapidly until flowering begins about mid-April. Forage is very high quality with both leaves and stems readily consumed. Although it is generally grazed, it may be harvested as high-quality hay or silage. If trying to manage for reseeding, reduce grazing pressure for about three weeks when in full flower.
Seed Ranch Soybean Food Plot Seed – 10 Lbs.
Soybeans (For Wildlife Food Plots) Warm season annual legume produced for seed and wildlife food. Soybeans are very attractive to deer from the onset of emergence. Very important food source for doves, duck, rabbit, quail and turkey. Soybeans are especially attractive to wildlife because they also offer cover. They are so preferred that most small acreage plantings will be killed quickly by deer grazing pressure. It will not re-grow from early browse pressure, so it will need fencing or repellents in small fields. Soybeans are ideal for mixing with grain sorghum, peas, corn, alyce clover or other warm season annual legumes. At maturity it will make high quality seed for game birds and deer. Individual plantings of soybeans can be staggered by planting date to provide season long production. Planting: Date: April – August Rate: 35 lbs. per acre or 1 lb. per 1000 sq. ft. Depth: 1″ Best for: Deer, Turkey, Duck, Pheasant, Rabbit, Quail.
Seed Ranch Soybean Food Plot Seed – 5 Lbs.
Warm season annual legume produced for seed and wildlife food. Soybeans are very attractive to deer from the onset of emergence. Very important food source for doves, duck, rabbit, quail and turkey. Soybeans are especially attractive to wildlife because they also offer cover. They are so preferred that most small acreage plantings will be killed quickly by deer grazing pressure. It will not re-grow from early browse pressure, so it will need fencing or repellents in small fields. Soybeans are ideal for mixing with grain sorghum, peas, corn, alyce clover or other warm season annual legumes. At maturity it will make high quality seed for game birds and deer. Individual plantings of soybeans can be staggered by planting date to provide season long production.
Seed Ranch Soybean Food Plot Seed “Certified” – 50 Lbs.
Soybeans (For Wildlife Food Plots) Warm season annual legume produced for seed and wildlife food. Soybeans are very attractive to deer from the onset of emergence. Very important food source for doves, duck, rabbit, quail and turkey. Soybeans are especially attractive to wildlife because they also offer cover. They are so preferred that most small acreage plantings will be killed quickly by deer grazing pressure. It will not re-grow from early browse pressure, so it will need fencing or repellents in small fields. Soybeans are ideal for mixing with grain sorghum, peas, corn, alyce clover or other warm season annual legumes. At maturity it will make high quality seed for game birds and deer. Individual plantings of soybeans can be staggered by planting date to provide season long production. Planting: Date: April – August Rate: 35 lbs. per acre or 1 lb. per 1000 sq. ft. Depth: 1″ Best for: Deer, Turkey, Duck, Pheasant, Rabbit, Quail.
Seed Ranch LabLab Food Plot Seed
Lablab Food Plot Seed This summer bean is extremely high yielding and drought tolerant. Since it is vulnerable to early grazing pressure, plant in big fields or protect with fencing or repellents. Once established, Lab Lab’s high protein makes it excellent for deer throughout the summer and fall until a killing frost. LabLab should be planted with millet, sorghum or corn to provide a stalk for the vines to climb up. This will help increase its productivity.Planting:Date: April – JuneRate: 10 lbs. per acre or 1/4 lb. per 1000 Sq. ft.Depth: 1/2″
