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SKU: WX2*0062965
Built for hunters managing a food plot for deer, this annual forage blend is designed to establish quickly and provide a high-protein brassica option through the season. It is described as reaching up to 24" tall in about 45 days, then continuing to produce new growth after browsing. The blend is intended to support overall health, antler growth, and reproductive success, while also withstanding grazing pressure for a longer period of use.
High-protein Annual
Forage brassica blend for deer
Grows Quickly,
Reaching 24 inches in about
Designed Withstand
Grazing pressure and keep producing
Protein Nutrient
Levels supporting overall health
Forage Sweetens
As it grows, improving palatability
| Antler Growth Support | Supports antler growth |
|---|---|
| Forage Duration | Provides forage for a longer period of time |
| Forage Type | Annual forage brassica blend |
| Grazing Tolerance | Withstands intense grazing pressure |
| Growth Rate | Reaches 24" tall in 45 days |
| Mature Height | 24" |
| Nutrient Content | Protein and nutrient filled forage; optimal protein and nutrient levels |
| Overall Health Support | Supports overall health |
| Palatability | Highly palatable |
| Product Type | Annual forage attractant |
| Reproductive Success Support | Supports reproductive success |
| Seed Type | Premium annual forage brassica varieties |
| Sweetening Trait | Sweetens as it grows |
| Time To Maturity | 45 days |
It is a high-protein annual forage brassica blend intended for deer food plots.
The product description says it can reach 24 inches tall in about 45 days.
The description says the premium annual forage brassica varieties are bred to withstand intense grazing pressure and provide forage for a longer period of time.
The source states it delivers protein and nutrients for overall health, antler growth, and reproductive success.
Yes. It says the forage sweetens as it grows and that new growth replaces consumed leaves once the plants are being eaten.