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By planting Buck Forage Clover with Buck Forage Oats & Buck Forage Chicory
you will provide quality, year-round forage production that will be wonderful for the health of your deer herd!

With Buck Forage Oats, Chicory and Buck Forage Clover in your food plot you will have covered the forage portion of the
“Dr Deer Management System .” Each plant varieties was selected by Dr. James C. Kroll, to ensure proper nutrition and utilization for your deer during specific times of the year.

FAQ’s:
Q. -When do I Plant Buck Forage Clover?
A. -Plant Buck Forage Clover in the fall (mid-August to mid-October) when soil temp reaches 50deg.
In Northern States plant in the spring along with Buck Forage Clover and Buck Forage Chicory.
In Southern States plant in the fall with Buck Forage Oats and Buck Forage Chicory
Q. -Is Clover a “Harvest” plot?
A. -Clover is an early spring/summer nutrition plot. For a true fall Harvest Plot,
plant Buck Forage Oats.

Planting Instructions:
Always start with a soil sample!
Ground Preparation: 2 to 3 weeks prior to planting, neutralize the food plot area by using Herbicide; OR turn your soil a couple of times,
exposing the roots to kill all unwanted vegetation.

Seed Bed Preparation: Disk and harrow your plot to prepare a good seed bed. If you mix the clover with Buck Forage Chicory, amend your fertilizer application to include 25 lbs of nitrogen per acre.
(DO NOT MIX CLOVER OR CHICORY WITH BUCK FORAGE OATS FOR PLANTING)

Rate: Plant 1 Bag (4 lbs) per acre, Do not plant deeper than 1/4”.

Process: Broadcast or drill. A cultipacker can be used to firm the seed bed around the seed. If you use a drill it is important not to drill
deeper than 1/4”. When planting in the same plot as Buck Forage Oats, it is extremely important to plant the oats first at a depth of 2 inches, with a disk or seed drill, then broadcast spread and cover, or drill the Buck Forage Clover and Buck Forage Chicory at a depth of 1/4” inch or less. Although you can mix the Clover and Chicory seed for planting.
*** Seed is pre-inoculated. ***