For as great as cereal rye is, don’t plant it alone. Instead, try mixing three parts of our Fall-Winter-Spring blend and one of Lights Out Forage Oats. The oats are a slightly better early-season draw. To get the maximum from the soil building and weed control, go with a heavy seed rate. When planting as a stand-alone…
Cereal Rye: All-Around Deer Feeding Food Plot Seed
As impressive as cereal rye is at building soils, it’s equally impressive as a deer feeder. Planted in late summer or early fall, it offers a pretty darn stable 15% protein until it kicks into grain production the following summer. That’s not bad at all. Better still, it’s how cold-friendly cereal rye is that nudges it over…
Cereal Rye: Nature’s Best Soil Fortifying Food Plot Seed
When it comes to thriving food plots, the soil is the foundation upon which they are built. Simply put, plants can thrive in good, healthy soils yet never reach their growth and nutritional potential in poor-quality soils. Want healthy plants? The soil must provide for their needs, or you’ll be using a lot of foliar…
Get A-Shed for Next Season
Shed hunting is a fun activity to get you through the long off-season, but it can also provide you with some valuable intel for future hunts. Rather than just wander the woods aimlessly, use these outings to pull double duty and get ahead for next season. While bucks drop their antlers at slightly different times based…
