The Many Benefits of Brassicas

 

By Gerald Almy 

 Brassicas might be the perfect plant for food plots from fall through winter.  Maybe that’s not an exact quote, but such statements were common when these large-leaved, bluish-green plants burst onto the food plot scene when the Whitetail Institute first introduced them as part of their No-Plow blend. Brassicas were especially praised as the ultimate late-season forage for attract­ing and feeding deer and also providing im­portant benefits for the soil and environment.

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JAMES ANDERSON - KANSAS

 

James Anderson – Kansas

I recently purchased 160 acres of ground with no food source for deer, so I did what everyone else does and put out a feeder and camera to see what was in the area. After several weeks I came back and checked the pictures only to be disappointed in the size of the deer and the lack of bucks.

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Imperial Beets & Greens

 If you’ve been looking for an incredibly sweet all-brassica food plot product that provides top attraction for fall, winter and everything between, look no farther than Imperial Whitetail Beets & Greens.

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New Imperial Beets & Greens ATTRACTION, ATTRACTION, ATTRACTION

The Whitetail Institute of North America is proud to announce its newest annual food plot product for fall and winter: Imperial Whitetail Beets & Greens. A diverse brassica blend, Beets & Greens establishes and grows quickly, providing massive amounts of forage, turnips, beets and radishes to attract deer and provide them with a variety of food options from fall through winter. The nature of its forage components maximizes attraction by offering a variety of food options within the same plot throughout the life of the stand.

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New Imperial Whitetail Raising the Bar on Brassica Diversity

If you missed the announcement in the previous issue of Whitetail News, be sure not to miss this. Imperial Whitetail Beets & Greens is a new fall annual food plot product from the Whitetail Institute. It’s a diverse blend of fast-growing turnips, beets and radishes that establish and grow quickly, provide lots of succulent foliage above ground, and also produce turnips, beets and radishes underground that will attract deer and provide them with food options from fall through winter. The key to Beets & Greens’ performance is its forage components and the ratios in which they’re blended. Attraction is maximized through the various food options offered within the same plot throughout the life of the stand.

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