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I designed this mix specifically to provide brooding cover during the summer, exciting cover during the fall and a VERY high protein food source and thick cover to get more hens through the winter. Annual blend of cereal grains consisting of millets, Milo, sunflower and buckwheat. It comes up fast and provides some of the most beautiful cover...and decreases winter mortality. I just love this mix!

Rate - 10 - 15 lbs./acre if drilled

Rate - 20 - 24 lbs./acre if broadcasted

Plant 1/2 deep late spring when soil temps are 60 to 65 F.  Use the spring to do your site prep. and then plant immediately after last site prep.

 

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Pheasant Milo is a staple of every pheasants diet...or it should be. Pheasants simply love milo cover and the high energy seeds it produces. Milo fields have allowed pheasant to prosper in states from N. Dakota to Texas. Thick cover and a bountiful seed heads all make the hunting experience that much better.

Rate - 10 - 15 lbs./acre if drilled

Rate - 20 - 24 lbs./acre if broadcasted

Plant 1/2 deep late spring when soil temps are 60 to 65 F.  Use the spring to do your site prep. and then plant immediately after last site prep.

FREE SHIPPING! We designed this mix specifically for dove's but it is a great mix for all upland birds including pheasant, turkey, quail, etc. This mix consists of short and medium varieties of millets to allow cover with openings to encourage bird feeding, loafing and roosting. The high protein cereal grains are highly sought after by upland birds. Rate - 20 to 24 lbs./acre

FREE SHIPPING! Sorghum Sudan, also called "Cane Sorghum" or "Forage Sorghum" grows 6 to 10 ft. tall depending on soils, soil fertility, the number of growing days you have and the amount of rain you receive. ** Sorghum Sudan is an annual in northern climates and can be a perennial in southern climates. Excellent winter cover with a food source. The stalks often bend over and create "tents" and cover for upland birds. Rate - 10 to 15 lbs. per acre

Short Dwarf early corn variety growing 4-5' tall and produces a 6" long ear about 1' off the ground. Matures in 65-70 days! Small flat to slightly round grain seed easy to plant or broadcast. Plant 10 to 15 pounds per acre or broadcast 20 to 24 lbs. per acre.