BIG TINE LONG RANGE
FALL / WINTER ANNUAL
Long Range is the one annual that everyone should be planting if you’re looking to attract deer. The extremely attractive cold tolerant cereal grains, brassica and clover will draw deer from the early to the late season with its attractive highly palatable forage. Not only will your deer benefit from the massive amount of forage tonnage this plot produces, the tubers will carry them deep into the winter. Long Range is easy to plant and is attractive from the time it comes out of the ground through the full season.
• Easy to plant and establishes quickly
• Excellent early and late season attraction
• Perfect Fall & Winter annual
• Includes cold tolerant oats, winter hardy wheat, more palatable white flowered crimson clover, and forage brassicas such as radish, turnips, kale, and rape.
• Perfect Fall & Winter annual
• Includes cold tolerant oats, winter hardy wheat, more palatable white flowered crimson clover, and forage brassicas such as radish, turnips, kale, and rape.
• Mix of forage oats, forage wheat, white flowering crimson clover, turnips, radish, kale and rape
$37.99
Description
• 1 bag is 26 lbs slot gacor maxwin
• Covers up to 1/2 acre
Planting Instructions
Long Range is a full season annual plot that performs best when the soil pH is in a 6.0 to 7.0 range. A soil test is encouraged to determine your soils pH and fertility requirements prior to planting. Select a site with medium to well drained soils that receives 4 hours of sunlight per day.
- Add the recommended amount of lime suggested on your soil test. If a soil test was not performed, add 1,000 lbs. of lime per ½ acre to adjust the soil pH. Once applied, work the lime into the soil using a disk or tiller.
- Add the recommended amount of fertilizer suggested on your soil test. If a soil test was not performed, add 150 lbs. of 17-17-17 or similar fertilizer per ½ acre. Work the fertilizer into the top few inches of the soil. No deeper than 3 inches if possible.
- Prepare the seedbed by dragging until smooth.
- Broadcast the seed at the suggested rate of 26 lbs. per ½ acre.
- Use a cultipacker, roller or lightly drag to work the seed into the soil, covering it no more than ½ inch. Do not till or disk the seed into the soil.
Tip
- For enhanced results, once plants reach 4 to 6 inches tall, add 50 lbs. of a high nitrogen fertilizer such as 34-0-0 per ½ acre. Do not apply fertilizer when plants are wet.
Optional
- Place a small wire browse cage over a section of your plot to monitor browsing pressure.
Additional information
| Weight | 26 lbs |
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