Big Tine Foundation Clover Food Plot Mix

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Big Tine Foundation Clover Food Plot Mix

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Foundation Clover is a mix of five different varieties of clover designed to provide a year-around nutrient-dense high protein forage with maximum tonnage that’s highly palatable to deer. Foundation Clover will provide the essential protein and minerals bucks need for antler growth, and does need for lactation, when they need it the most, to help develop larger and stronger fawns. It’s no secret that clover is often the backbone to a successful food plot program and no corners were cut in designing this mix. The three perennial clovers in the Foundation Clover mix have excellent seed vigor with a persistent, high drought tolerance and can last up to five years or more. The two annual clovers provide a faster growing and sweet forage as the perennial clovers develop. Field evidence has shown these annual clovers to be bigger and thicker than other clover cultivars tested. Foundation Clover will Attract, Develop and Grow your herd.

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• Great for both deer and turkeys
• Establishes quickly with vigorous stolon growth
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• Plant Spring or Fall
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• Perennial that can last up to five years
• Mix of two ladino clovers, medium red clover, arrowleaf clover and white flowering crimson clover

Planting Instructions:

• Foundation Clover 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 heavy soils that receives 4-6 hours of sunlight per day.
• Add the recommended amount of lime suggested on your soil test. If a soil test was not performed, add 1,200 lbs. of lime per ½ acre to adjust your 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 6-24-24 or similar, low nitrogen 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 with a cultipacker, roller or drag.
• Broadcast the seed at the suggested rate of 4lbs. per ½ acre.
• If using a cultipacker or roller, roll over the seedbed to ensure proper contact with the soil. If using a drag, DO NOT DRAG the seed in. This could bury the seed too deep. Simply allow the seed to settle into the soil.
• *If using a drill, set the machine to plant at an average depth of 1/8 - ¼ inch.