- Planting: July 1– September 15
(For optimal growth, plant 50 days before first frost!) - First hard frost causes winter greens to sweeten
- SOIL TEST FOR BEST GROWTH
- pH of the soil should be between 6.5 and 7
For best results: Plant before rain
Partial to full sunlight in good soil that holds moisture
- Planting: Spring April-June Fall August-September
- SOIL TEST FOR BEST GROWTH
- pH of the soil should be between 6.5 and 7
- Do NOT plant during hot/dry weather
No guarantee neither implied nor written. Use at own risk.
- Planting: Spring April-June Fall August-September
- SOIL TEST FOR BEST GROWTH
- pH of the soil should be between 6.5 and 7
- Do NOT plant during hot/dry weather
- If possible, plant in early part of April or early part of August
- When Big Rack reaches 10 to 12 inches in height, mow down to 4 to 6 inches for best results.
No guarantee neither implied nor written. Use at own risk.
**Planting seed too heavy will lead to lower yield
- Planting: Spring April-June Fall August-September
- SOIL TEST FOR BEST GROWTH
- pH of the soil should be between 6.5 and 7
- Do NOT plant during hot/dry weather
- If possible, plant in early part of April or early part of August
No guarantee neither implied nor written. Use at own risk.
**Planting seed too heavy will lead to lower yield
- Planting: Spring April-June Fall August-September
- SOIL TEST FOR BEST GROWTH
- pH of the soil should be between 6.5 and 7
- Do NOT plant during hot/dry weather
No guarantee neither implied nor written. Use at own risk.
- Planting: March-April or August-September
- SOIL TEST FOR BEST GROWTH
- pH of the soil should be between 6.5 and 7
- Do NOT plant before or during hot/dry weather
- Plant before rain
- Partial to full sunlight in good soil that holds moisture
- Planting: July to Early September
(Six weeks before hard frost) - Recommended fertilizer: 12-12-12
- SOIL TEST FOR BEST GROWTH
- pH of the soil should be between 6.5 and 7
Extreme groundbreaker mix is beneficial because a good crop of peas can produce 120#/N/Acre and the groundhog cover crop radish scavenge as much as 130 lb. N/Acre. It also helps as a weed control.
Planting rate: 35 lb./Acre
No guarantee neither implied nor written. Use at own risk.
JM Mineral Mix
(Net Wt. 20 LBS.)
Ingredients | % / PPM |
---|---|
Salt (NaCl) Min | 33.3% |
Phosphorus (P) Min | 9.4% |
Calcium (Ca) Min | 15% |
Fluorine (F) Max | 0.06% |
Potassium | 0.363% |
Magnesium | 0.99% |
Sulfur | 0.63% |
Zinc (Zn) Min | 1,056 PPM |
Manganese (Mn) Min | 990 PPM |
Iron (Fe) Min | 539.9 PPM |
Copper (Cu) Min | 108 PPM |
Ingredients: Di Calcium Phosphate, Salt , Mineral and Vitamin Supplements
WARNING:
CONTAINS COPPER.
DO NOT FEED TO SHEEP.
Directions for Use:
- Clear a 3-foot diameter area.
- With a shovel or rake, remove the top 2-3 inches of soil.
- Apply 3/4 of the bag and mix lightly with soil.
- Apply the remainder of the bag on top.
- Reapply as needed.
Note: Reapplying Mineral Mix is important as it is habit forming and the deer will only habitually return if mineral is available.
Site Selection:
Site selection is very important. Choose a site with high traffic. Deer prefer areas in high cover, as they feel more protected.