Imperial Ravish Radish for Fall Through Winter

 

  Imperial Whitetail Ravish, featuring the Whitetail Institute’s proprietary WINA 412 Radish, is a brand-new annual food plot product for fall planting. As versatile as it is attractive, Ravish can be planted by itself, mixed with other seeds or over-seeded into existing forage stands to provide additional attraction through variety, early-season tonnage, and increased availability to deer through winter. Secondarily, Ravish can even improve soil quality.

When it comes to food plot plantings for deer, all radish varieties are not equal. One thing that makes WINA 412 Radish unique is that it is the only radish variety ever developed specifically for use in food plots for whitetail deer and is available only in Whitetail Institute products. Like all Whitetail Institute food plot products, Ravish has been thoroughly tested across the country to ensure suitability to a wide range of climates as well as top attraction and extended avail­ability.

Ravish Foliage. Ravish exhibits rapid germination as well as su­perior seedling vigor. The foliage develops quickly, providing out­standing tonnage from early fall through late season, and it becomes even sweeter after fall frosts arrive.

Ravish Tubers. The tuber part of Ravish begins to grow right after germination, growth continues through the fall, and they’re available to provide deer with much needed food through winter. Unlike the small, round tubers you see on radishes in the grocery store, Ravish tubers grow very large and grow deep into the soil.


Soil Improvement Aspects. In addition to its incredible ability to attract deer and provide food for them during the fall and winter months, Ravish tubers can actually improve soil structure due to their deep, wide growth characteristics. This can present a number of ben­efits, whether Ravish is planted by itself, mixed with other seeds or as a topper for an existing food plot. The space the tubers create in the soil improves soil aeration, which is essential to all plant roots for maximum plant productivity. The tubers also increase soil permeabil­ity to water, which decreases rain runoff and improves soil drainage. Finally, any tubers that remain uneaten by deer at the end of winter decompose as spring arrives. This increases soil organic matter, which improves the ability of future plantings to utilize nutrients in the soil.

Ravish is designed for fall planting only. It is available in 2.5 lb. bags, that will plant 1/4-acre when planted alone or up to 1 acre when mixed with other seeds or overseeded into existing stands to add va­riety, tonnage and attraction.