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Greenfield Deer Food Plot Seed (20 LB) - Providing Fast and Explosive Growth and Maximum Fall and Winter Deer Attraction During Peak Hunting Season.

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About this item

  • { Fast and Explosive Growth } Greenfield will grow quickly and efficiently to help fill in your deer food plot to help establish quality deer by your tree stand during peak hunting season.
  • { High Energy Bulbs } High sugar bulbs provided from brassica keep rutting deer moving and healthy during colder times after frost has set in to your area.
  • { Plant With Other Varieties } Our Greenfield food plot seed was designed to be planted as a standalone or with other varieties such as Max Attract to build the ultimate plot.
  • { High Attraction } This high end blend of cereal grains, select brassicas, peas, clover seed will begin attracting deer within 20 days of being planted.
  • { Withstand Heavy Grazing } Greenfield was built to peak during peak hunting season. This means, deer will be flocking to your plot right when you want them to!


This mix has one purpose - attract and concentrate fall deer for great hunting! Yet, it also provides vital fall and winter nutrition needed to keep rutting bucks in good shape. Premium cereal grains and high-protein winter peas combine with forage turnips, sensational forage and bulb-producing rape/turnip hybrid to guarantee the greatest attraction during hunting season. After "frost-curing" causes the brassica's sugar content and palatability to increase and after the sugar-loaded bulbs mature. Suitable nationwide.


Kerry Nelson
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024
This is one of our favorite blends to plant. Always have great results. It is a must for Mississippi Food plots.
Josh Ramsey
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024
Great product
KB
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2023
Awesome seed planted on September 15 in South Carolina and looking good.