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Roughly 75 lbs cereal grains……8-10 lbs clover depending on varieties used…….1-3 lbs brassica……on good sized plots with medium deer density. I wouldn’t be skeered to go with 100 lbs of cereals if browsing was intense but 75 will work better with a mix. The thicker your cereal grains, the more it’s likely to smother out the clover. 50lbs of cereals would be a good rate for mix but I just don’t think that’s enough on small plots that get hit hard. The clover is mostly a spring time food source too so you just got to adapt what your doing to best fit your situation. In really small plots I'd go with 150 lbs of grain and probably just leave the other components out. The hands down most important thing to me is a killer Jan-Feb food source.
Last edited by CNC; 10/03/18 11:32 AM.
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