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Ani-Logics No Till Field Mix Food Plot Seed
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SKU: WX2*0741364
Overview
Built for hunters working with marginal ground, this food plot seed mix is designed to establish in low to moderate sunlight and poor soil conditions, including small or hard-to-reach areas. Its no-till format helps simplify planting without the need for large equipment, making it a practical option for both new and experienced food plotters. The blend includes turnip, select white clover, crimson clover, forage rape, oats, and ryegrass, and it is described as an easily established annual mix. Planting is recommended from late summer to mid-fall, with coverage for 1/2 acre and a ready-to-hunt window as short as 2-3 weeks.
Why Hunters Choose the Anilogics
No-till Planting
Reduces the need for large
Suitable Low
To moderate sunlight and poor
Small, Hard-to-reach
Food plot areas
Easily Established
Annual mix for straightforward planting
Ready Hunt
In as little as 2–3
Key Features
- No-till food plot seed mix for easy seeding without large equipment.
- Performs in low to moderate sunlight and poor soil conditions.
- Designed for small, hard-to-reach areas.
- Easily established annual mix.
- Ready to hunt in as little as 2-3 weeks.
- Covers 1/2 acre (22,000 sq. ft.).
Best Used For
- New food plotters seeding small areas without access to large equipment
- Experienced hunters improving low-sunlight plots with poor or uneven soil
- Landowners needing a no-till annual mix for hard-to-reach hunting spots
- Hunters planting late summer to mid-fall for a ready-to-hunt seasonal plot
Specifications
| Coverage | 1/2 acre (22,00 sq. ft.) |
|---|---|
| Mix Type | Easily established annual mix |
| No Till | Yes |
| Planting Dates | late summer to mid-fall |
| Ready To Hunt | as little as 2-3 weeks |
| Seed Blend | turnip, select white clover, crimson clover, forage rape, oats and ryegrass |
| Soil Condition | poor soil conditions |
| Sunlight Requirement | low to moderate sunlight |
Pros
- No-till planting reduces the need for large equipment.
- Suitable for low to moderate sunlight and poor soil conditions.
- Designed for small, hard-to-reach food plot areas.
- Easily established annual mix for straightforward planting.
- Ready to hunt in as little as 2–3 weeks.
- Covers up to 1/2 acre per package.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Designed as a no-till mix, it is suited to smaller or harder-to-reach plots, but it is not the right fit if you need a large-acreage planting that depends on equipment-based seedbed prep.
- The mix is described as an annual blend, so it is intended for seasonal use rather than a long-term perennial plot.
- It is positioned for low to moderate sunlight and poor soil conditions, which makes it useful in tougher spots but less specialized for highly managed, high-performance plot sites.
- Coverage is listed at 1/2 acre, so larger food plot projects would require multiple units or a different package size.
Suggested Comparisons
- Food plot seed blends
- No-till planting mixes
- Annual wildlife forage plots
- Small-area food plot seed
Suggested Accessories
- Seed spreader
- Soil test kit
- Rake
- Hand tiller
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of planting conditions is this food plot mix intended for?
It is described as a no-till mix that grows quickly and easily in less-than-perfect conditions, including areas with low to moderate sunlight, poor soil conditions, and small, hard-to-reach spots.
Does this seed mix require large equipment to plant?
No. The product is a no-till option, so large equipment is not needed to get it seeded.
What plants are included in the Ani-Crush blend?
The blend contains turnip, select white clover, crimson clover, forage rape, oats, and ryegrass.
How much area does one package cover?
One package covers 1/2 acre, listed as 22,000 sq. ft.
When should this mix be planted, and how soon can it be ready to hunt?
The listed planting window is late summer to mid-fall, and it is described as ready to hunt in as little as 2-3 weeks.