CRUSH® Amazin' Grains

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$24.99
  • Extremely fast-growing fall-planted annual blend
  • Perfect for green fields
  • Contains 5 different annual seeds that mature at slightly different times, so there is something attractive to deer from early to late season
  • Can withstand heavy browse pressure
  • Perfect for secluded kill plots with low sunlight and less-than-optimal pH
  • Cold-hearty varieties stay green in freezing temperatures
  • Extremely fast-growing fall-planted annual blend
  • Perfect for green fields
  • Contains 5 different annual seeds that mature at slightly different times, so there is something attractive to deer from early to late season
  • Can withstand heavy browse pressure
  • Perfect for secluded kill plots with low sunlight and less-than-optimal pH
  • Cold-hardy varieties stay green in freezing temperatures
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Overview

With its ability to be planted very late in the growing season, this plot truly is Amazin’! It has a blend of 5 different annual seeds that are all highly attractive and nutritious to deer. Being an annual, Amazin’ Grains has more energy for germination as compared to perennial varieties.

 

This plot grows very fast and can be hunt-ready in as little as 2-3 weeks. Works great with broadcast seeding but can also be drilled to a maximum depth of 1 inch. Planting into a weed-free, even seedbed will increase productivity of this plot.

 

For optimal results, plant at least 4 weeks before average first frost, but we have grown viable research plots right up to the average frost date. Here is a handy frost calculator if you are uncertain about frost timing in your area:   https://www.almanac.com/gardening/frostdates

 

Time your planting so there is a good soaking rain within 10 days of planting. This will ensure timely germination and prevent seed loss to turkeys and other birds. We recommend having soil pH between 6.0-7.5 for this product. Without a soil test, we recommend putting 75 lbs of 13-13-13 per ¼ acre.

 

With its ability to be planted very late in the growing season, this plot truly is Amazin’! CRUSH® Amazin' Grains has a blend of 5 different annual seeds that are all highly attractive and nutritious to deer. Being an annual, Amazin’ Grains has more energy for germination as compared to perennial varieties.

This plot grows very fast and can be hunt-ready in as little as 2-3 weeks. Works great with broadcast seeding but can also be drilled to a maximum depth of 1 inch. Planting into a weed-free, even seedbed will increase productivity of this plot.

For optimal results, plant at least 4 weeks before average first frost, but we have grown viable research plots right up to the average frost date. Here is a handy frost calculator if you are uncertain about frost timing in your area: https://www.almanac.com/gardening/frostdates 

Time your planting so there is a good soaking rain within 10 days of planting. This will ensure timely germination and prevent seed loss to turkeys and other birds. We recommend having soil pH between 6.0-7.5 for this product. Without a soil test, we recommend putting 75 lbs of 13-13-13 per ¼ acre.

Specifications

  • Coverage: 12.5 lb. bag plants ¼ acre/11,000 sq. ft., 25 lb. bag plants ½ acre/22,000 sq. ft., 50 lb. bag plants 1 acre/44,000 sq. ft.
  • Bag sizes available: 12.5 lbs., 25 lbs., 50 lbs.
  • Included in package: Forage Oats, Forage Winter Wheat, Cereal Rye, Triticale, and Winter Peas 

Site Prep

  • Sunlight: 6+ hours
  • Fertilizer: 75 lbs.
    • 13-13-13 per 1/4 acre or as recommended per soil test
  • Tools: Disk, Drag, and/or Glyphosate before planting
  • Soil pH: 6.0-7.5
  • Lime: 500 lbs. per 1/4 acre (if soil pH is <5) or as recommended per soil test
  • Soil: Seedbed must be weed-free, firm and even

Planting Instructions

  • Application: Drill or Broadcast Spreader
  • Depth: 1 in. Max
  • Rate: 50 lbs. per acre
  • Seed/Soil Contact: Roll, Cultipack or Drag after planting

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