BioLogic Deer Radish Food Plot Seed, 2lb (Plants 1/4 Acre)

Product as described, wanted to try a different planting as a food plot for the wildlife. When used as directed this stuff grew great and was fairly easy to grow. Had some radishes as long as 14 + inches....

Came up great the first year and honestly keeps comming back around with every tillage. I put some in the backyard for the deer and rabbits and they seem to like it. I've probably had it come around 2 seasons now and I imagine some will come up this year too

This started growing great. I planted Mid-Aug. In Oct. it went down hill. This was my first attempt at a food plot. I did not have time to get the soil tested. So there may be a problem there since it did not keep doing really well. I did put fertilizer and lime down. I will try this again after I try soybeans.

My husband got this mix to plant on the deer property to help the deer grow healthy and larger racks. We pulled the cards from our deer cameras and that is exactly what we saw. The radishes grew perfectly....just make sure that you give the seeds growing room or they won’t grow properly. Week after week we saw that the deer lived to eat the green tops and week after week we watched the tops grow back. They live the tender greens and dig up the radishes as the season comes closer abs farmers start harvesting crops. We’ve ordered these seeds for 2 years now and both years have produced bumper crops

I planted in mid/late August here in western NY. I planted this around the outside of my other planting that was in the center which consisted of turnips, rape, kale, and some radish. The deer seemed to prefer the Biologic radish. I would definitely plant again. As a tip, about 2-3 weeks later after germination, hit it with urea, 46-0-0 and then it really takes off.

First time using this product. Great germination and growth. Deer love them. Great forage and spectacular root growth even on our red clay soils.

Planted in early fall on the holiday weekend. Rained right away. Used 10-10-10 with it. Greens came up to about 8 inches but there was kittle formation of roots or radishes under the surface. Anyone know why?? anyway, the deer loved eating the greens but it was all gone before rifle season and no roots for them to dig.

When there wore down this is a go to watched a doe pull 3 up last December at the end of season good plot that they will work over till green up. Frost seed some clover about Feb where it was planted will help with horned.