Whitetail Institute Tall Tine Tubers Deer Food Plot Seed - Turnips Provide Two Food Sources to Attract and Hold Deer Throughout Fall and Winter

Planted in upstate SC, mostly red clay soil. Added some lime and 10-10-10 fertilizer. Once it got established in about 4-6 weeks, I added some more nitrogen to it. Nothing very scientific to what I did, just a few bags of lime, fertilizer and 2 of nitrogen high fertilizer. It didn't get any rain for about 7 days so it took some time to germinate. It is about 8-10" tall now and we just started getting frost on it which I think is when the deer started hitting it. Bare spots are mostly from turkeys that dusted in the plot. Will buy again and with more soil prep it will do better. This soil was very compacted.

I was a little late getting the seed spread. Didn't get the soil tested, so I spread lime on half of the plot and not on the other half. One month in and there is little difference. Can't give a germination percentage, but I'm happy with it. After about 3 weeks lots of sprouts about 2 inches tall.

I planted these in late October just before a rain. I didn't even follow the cultivating instructions. I just sowed them on top of some pine needles and grasses and they came up quickly. The deer are already rooting in them and they are not even mature enough yet. I wish I had planted them about 4 weeks earlier.

Did not come up in all 3 locations. Cleared away all brush, weeds... Spots: 1). Threw on the ground in bare dirt, shaded with 6 hours of direct sun. 2) tilled, fertilized and lime with 6-8 hours sun a day - still did not come up. 3). Tilled on the edge of field and used fertilizer. Facing south. Competitors products came up in same locations and so did the whitetail institute beets, clover.

Seeds are tiny! However, even though we planted and had a 46 day drought we still had a good amount of germination / crop production. The deer seem to love this over corn. On several occasions I have watched deer walk past the feeders where corn is laying on the ground to eat the tops of these tubers. Will buy again!

i wasnt expecting a whole lot from this stuff due to my expiereance with other seeds but boy was i wrong! this stuff was a little slow to start beacause of the lack of rain but when it did it took off and didnt stop. i will be buying this seed from now on.

Awesome stuff, follow instructions and it will come up great. This is after 3 weeks of growth with minimal fertilizer in Northern MI

These must be miracle seeds from Jack in the Beanstalk! I planted them according to the instructions and had plants in three days. Awesome.

Après 3 mois ça n a presque pas pousser