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SKU: WX2*0741365
Built for hunters managing food plots over multiple seasons, this perennial blend is designed to provide all-season nutrition with minimal replanting. It combines highly digestible clovers with forage chicory, offering a mix that supports forage production and includes chicory’s role in helping fight off internal parasites. Suitable for spring or fall planting, it is intended for a wide range of plot sizes and can remain productive for 3 to 5 years. The mix includes white and red clovers, select white clovers, Balansa clover, crimson clover, and large-leaf forage chicory.
Perennial Planting
All-season nutrition for three to
High-protein Mix
Combines highly digestible clovers with
Clover Component
Helps fix nitrogen, supporting greater
Chicory Adds
Sesquiterpene lactones that help fight
Suitable Spring
Fall planting in plots of
| Chicory Type | Large-leaf forage chicory |
|---|---|
| Clover Types | White and red clovers, select white clovers, Balansa clover, and crimson clover |
| Longevity | 3-5 years |
| Mix Type | 2-in-1 combo |
| Nitrogen Fixation | Clover can fixate nitrogen |
| Nutrition Type | All-season nutrition |
| Parasite Support | Chicory works to fight off internal parasites |
| Planting Season | Spring/Fall |
| Plot Size Suitability | Any size plot |
| Product Type | Perennial food plot seed mix |
| Protein Content | High protein |
It is an all-season, perennial food plot blend intended to provide nutrition for 3-5 years. The description also notes it is a strong attraction choice for any size plot.
The provided description lists highly digestible clovers and forage chicory, including white and red clovers, chicory, select white clovers, Balansa clover, and crimson clover.
The product information says it can be planted in spring or fall.
Yes. It says clover can fixate nitrogen, which increases overall forage tonnage.
The description says chicory contains sesquiterpene lactones, which work to fight off internal parasites. No additional health claims are provided.