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One plant can feed deer in the warm months and again after the frost. Few plots do both.

Most forage has one good season. This radish has two jobs and does them both.

Tonnage That Holds Deer: This fast growing deer radish provides up to 8 tons of forage per acre. There is enough food on the ground to keep deer coming back.

Greens Through Three Seasons: The leafy tops offer premium forage in spring, summer, and fall. Deer have a reason to visit long before the season opens.

Sugar After The Frost: The sugar-filled tap root becomes an energy source after the frost. You sit over the plot in the cold and watch deer work the roots.

Two Ways To Plant: Plant it alone at 6 to 8 lbs. per acre, or double the seed rate and broadcast into standing soybeans. Minimal tilling is required.

Grows Where You Hunt: It takes full or partial sun and sandy, rocky, clay, or rich well-drained soil with a pH of 5.8 to 7.0. One 3 lb. jug covers 1/2 acre.

Plant once and give deer a reason to stay from spring to hard frost.