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Straight Eight Cucumber Seed

One of the best slicing cucumbers on the market. 65 Day R.M. One of the best slicing cucumbers on the market. Consistently bears 8" fruits. A very heavy yielder. Sow indoors 3-4 weeks before last frost date. Transplant outdoors when soil temps reach 65 degrees. For best yields, keep soil moist, but not saturated. Compost or manure will also increase yields dramatically. 19,223 Seeds per lb An heirloom seed 7-10 days to germination

Blue Lake FM1K Pole Bean Seed

Great flavor, suitable for eating fresh, freezing, and superb for canning. 63 Day R.M. 6" bright green pod. Very tender when cooked. Stringless throughout all growth stages. Excellent disease resistance. Seed when frost danger has passed and in a full sun area. Fertilize when plants are between 2-3" tall. Pick fruit continuously to promote new pod production. Plant will reach 5.5-6' at full maturity. Extremely high yields without having to bend over to harvest! 1,601 Seeds per lb 6-10 days to germination An heirloom seed  

Maximilian Sunflower Seed (Helianthus maximiliani)

Maximilian Sunflower is a tall, hardy perennial native to the Great Plains and much of central North America. Reaching heights of 5 to 8 feet, it produces showy yellow blooms up to 3 inches wide from late summer into fall. It grows well in full sun with dry to moderate moisture and adapts to a wide variety of soils. This species is valuable for prairie restorations, habitat development, and conservation plantings, providing both beauty and ecological benefit. The flowers attract butterflies, beetles, and long- and short-tongued bees, while birds feed on its seeds and deer browse the foliage. Seeds should be planted from November to May in the central Great Plains or January to March farther south, raked lightly into loose soil and covered with ¼–½ inch of soil or mulch. Height: 60–96 inches Color: Yellow Hardiness Zone: 3–9 Bloom Period: Late Summer to Fall Sun: Full Sun Moisture: Dry to Moderate Lifespan: Perennial Seeds per Pound: 182,000 Seeding Rate: 1 oz. covers 500 sq. ft. | 5 lbs. per acre

Hummingbird Mix

If hummingbirds naturally occur in your area, this annual and perennial mixture will attract them to your garden. This mixture provides a season-long smorgasbord of flowers for hummingbirds.  Mix Contains Annual Phlox, Arroyo Lupine, Eastern Columbine, Four O’Clocks, Gayfeather, Giant Columbine, Lemon Mint, Perennial Lupine, Rocket Larkspur, Rocky Mountain Penstemon, Scarlet Sage, Spurred Snapdragon, Sweet William Pinks, Tussock Bellflower and Wild Petunia  

Stockmaster Forage Grass Mix

The Stockmaster Mix is expertly formulated for vigorous growth, exceptional digestibility, and persistence, even in less-than-ideal conditions. This mix is perfect for creating a productive hay field once established, featuring a balanced combination of grasses that ensure robust forage production. The endophyte-free tall fescue included in the mix enhances its suitability for grazing livestock.Recommended Use: Expect excellent production in less-than-ideal growing conditions. This mix can be considered a hay field when established and will have exceptional digestibility, vigorous growth, and persistence.Seeding Rates:Seed this mix at 25-30 lbs/acre.Planting Range:Spring, late summerMixture Characteristics: Drought Tolerance: Good Grazing Quality: Excellent Winter Survivability: Good Yield Potential: Good Traffic Tolerance: Fair Mixture Contains: 35% Festulolium: Combines the rapid regrowth and high forage quality of ryegrass with the drought tolerance and persistence of fescue.  35% Tetraploid Perennial Ryegrass: Offers higher yields and better digestibility, known for its rapid establishment and high-quality forage 15% Tall Fescue (endophyte-free): Known for its tolerance to intensive grazing and heavy animal traffic, providing resilience to the mix  15% Late Orchardgrass: Matures later, making it more suitable to seed down with legumes, especially alfalfa. Drydown Quality: The Stockmaster Mix has good drydown qualities, facilitated by the rapid regrowth and high forage quality of Festulolium and Tetraploid Perennial Ryegrass. The presence of Tall Fescue and Orchardgrass adds to the mix's resilience and adaptability, ensuring a balanced and effective drying process for high-quality hay production.This Stockmaster Mix ensures a productive and sustainable pasture, meeting the diverse needs of your farm with high-quality forage and reliable growth.

Pollinator Wildflower Seed Mix

This flower mixture is designed specifically for pollinator conservation in the Midwest and Eastern United States.  The western planting boundary would be a line straight south from the eastern borders of North and South Dakota. It contains a balanced blend of native annuals and perennials that provide nectar and pollen throughout the growing season. Mix Contains: Black-Eyed Susan, Blue Wild Indigo, Brown-Eyed Susan, Butterfly Milkweed, Eastern Columbine, Gray Goldenrod, Indian Blanket, Lance-Leaved Coreopsis, Lavender Hyssop, Lemon Mint, New England Aster, Ohio Spiderwort, Partridge Pea, Perennial Lupine, Plains Coreopsis, Purple Coneflower, Showy Tick Trefoil, Spotted Beebalm, White Upland Aster, and Wild Sunflower Seeding Rate: 8 oz covers 1,000 sq ft. 12-24 lbs/acre

Sugar Beet Food Plot Seed (Not Round-up Ready)

Sugar beat food plot seed is ideal for wildlife food slots! Deer absolutely love both the foliage and the roots from sugar beets. Sugar beets are an excellent attractant for whitetail deer. Grows best in 55 degree soil temperature or warmer. Grows best when planting as stand alone crop. Plant sugar beet seed when ground temps reache 55 degrees or higher. Sugar Beet seed should not be planted greater than 1.5 in. deep. The plant has a taproot system that utilizes water and soil nutrients to depths of 5 to 8 ft. The life expectancy of sugar beet leaves varies from 45 to 65 days and is temperature dependent. Sugar beets are well adapted to a wide range of soil types. Sugar beets are produced on coarse textured sandy soils to high organic matter, high clay content, silty clay loam soils. NOT Round-up Ready Sugar Beet Seed Sugar beets do not grow well on highly acidic soils and grow best on soils with a pH of 6.5 to 8.0. Seeding Depth: 1/4"-1/2" deep in well prepared seedbed. Longevity: Annual Seed Count: 10,000 seeds per pound.

Frosty Berseem Clover Food Plot Seed

Frosty berseem clover is a much more frost-tolerant variety than regular berseem clover, allowing it to stay green later into the fall. This cool-season, annual legume quickly produces significant forage and thrives in wet conditions, though it does not tolerate drought well. Frosty berseem clover is known for its high protein levels, ranging from 20-30%, making it an excellent choice for nutritious forage. Benefits Frost Tolerance: More frost-tolerant than regular berseem clover, extending its growing season into the fall. Quick Forage Production: Rapidly produces significant amounts of forage, ensuring a steady supply for livestock. High Protein Content: Offers high protein levels of 20-30%, contributing to the nutritional needs of animals. Wet Condition Adaptability: Thrives in wet conditions, making it suitable for areas with high moisture levels. Characteristics Type: Cool season annual legume. Longevity: Annual in the Midwest. Seed Count: 200,000 seeds per pound. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 12-15 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 2-8 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Seeding Depth: Plant seeds at a depth of 1/4-1/2 inch. Planting Range: Spring through mid-summer for optimal establishment. Food Plot Uses Frosty berseem clover is an excellent choice for food plots, particularly for those planting for deer hunting. Its high protein content makes it highly attractive to deer, providing them with a nutritious forage option. The extended growing season, thanks to its frost tolerance, ensures that the food plot remains productive later into the fall, supporting deer well into the hunting season. Additionally, its rapid growth and ability to thrive in wet conditions make it a reliable and sustainable choice for creating successful food plots. Frosty berseem clover from Elk Mound Seed is an ideal addition to any forage program or food plot, offering high nutritional value and exceptional frost tolerance to extend the growing season.

Prairie Blazing Star Seed (Liatris pycnostachya)

Thickspike Gayfeather, also known as Prairie Blazingstar, is a striking native perennial found throughout the tallgrass prairie region. Growing 2 to 4 feet tall, it produces dense spikes of rose-purple, thistle-like blooms from mid-summer into early fall. The flowers are a magnet for birds, hummingbirds, and butterflies, including the rare Glorious Flower Moth (Schinia gloriosa). This hardy species thrives in full sun and dry to moderately moist soils, tolerating drought, heat, and poor soil conditions. Commonly used in prairie restorations, landscaping, roadside plantings, and wildlife habitats, it also makes an excellent cut flower. During establishment, control weed competition by mowing above the plant height or using appropriate herbicides. Seeds can have dormancy; plant in late fall or cold stratify for 30–60 days before spring seeding. Height: 24–48 inches Color: Rose-Purple Hardiness Zone: 3–10 Bloom Period: Mid-Summer to Early Fall Sun: Full Sun Moisture: Dry to Moderate Lifespan: Perennial Seeds per Pound: 131,000 Seeding Rate: 1 oz. covers 2,000 sq. ft. | 13 lbs. per acre

Japanese Millet

Japanese Millet has coarse leaves and can vary from 1 to 5 feet in height depending on available moisture and fertility. It should be planted in pure stands as a field crop. As an erosion control plant it is used as a quick growing companion crop with perennial grasses and legumes and is especially suited to wet sites. Also known as Duck Millet Well suited for areas with wet conditions. Matures in 45-50 days Planting depth: 1/4" Seed Count: 155,000 seeds per lb Longevity: Annual

Purple Top Turnip Seed

Turnips are a cool-season annual brassica commonly used in cover crop cocktails. They germinate quickly and are excellent weed suppressors. Turnips are great nutrient accumulators and break down quickly in the spring, enriching the soil for subsequent crops. They are also an excellent forage for livestock producers who want to graze their cover crops. Their rapid growth makes them ideal for short growing windows, and they provide excellent grazing value late in the season.Benefits Rapid Growth: Turnips germinate quickly, making them suitable for short growing windows. Weed Suppression: Effective at suppressing weeds due to their rapid growth and ground coverage. Nutrient Accumulation: Accumulate nutrients and break down quickly in the spring, enriching the soil. Grazing Value: Provide excellent grazing value late in the season, ideal for livestock producers. Cool Season Adaptation: Perform well in cool-season conditions, extending the growing season. Characteristics Type: Cool season annual brassica. C:N Ratio: 25:1, contributing to efficient nutrient cycling. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 5-8 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 2-4 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Seeding Depth: Plant seeds at a depth of 1/4-1/2 inch. Planting Range: Late summer to early fall for optimal establishment. Turnips from Elk Mound Seed are an excellent choice for cover crops and grazing, offering rapid growth, effective weed suppression, and valuable nutrient accumulation. Their ability to break down quickly in the spring enriches the soil for future crops, making them a versatile and beneficial addition to any cover crop program.

Crossbow Herbicide - 1 Gallon

Crossbow specialty herbicide is recommended for control of most species of unwanted woody plants, as well as annual and perennial broadleaf weeds, growing on rangeland, permanent grass pastures, CRP, fence rows, non-irrigation ditch banks, roadsides, other non-crop areas, and industrial sites Concentrated Mixing Instructions: 2-4 quarts per acre (1.45-2.9 ounces per 1,000 square feet). For spot spray applications: 2-3 ounces per gallon of water. Active Ingredient - 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid, butoxyethyl ester - 34.4% Controls most types of undesirable trees, such as ash, sumac and other woody plants as well as briars, poison ivy, thistles and most types of broadleaf weeds. Also known to control kudzu and bamboo with subsequent applications. MSDS Sheet (.PDF) Label Sheet (.PDF) KEY WEEDS CONTROLLED Alder Amaranth, spiny Ash Beech Bindweed, field Birch Black locust Blackberry Blueweed Boneset Buckbrush Buttercup, annual Buttercup, tall Carrot, wild Cascara Cherry (except black) Chickweed, mouse ear Chicory Cinquefoil Clover, white Common Common persimmon Cottonwood Dandelion Dock, curly Dogfennel Dogwood ElderberryElm Fleabane, annual Galinsoga, hairy Goatsbeard Goldenrod Hawthorn Hazel Henbit Honeylocust Honeysuckle Horsenettle Horseweed, (marestail) Ironweed, western Ivy, ground Kochia Kudzu Lambsquarters Lespedeza Maples (except bigleaf and vine) Marshelder Milkweed Multiflora rose Mustard, wild Oxalis Pennycress, field Pepperweed, field Pigweed, redroot Pine Plantain, broadleaf Plantain, narrow-leaf Poison ivy Poison oak Pokeweed Purslane, annual Ragweed, common Russian olive Salmonberry Sassafras (top growth) Scotch broom Sesbania, hemp Sneezeweed, bitter Sowthistle, annual Sowthistle, perennial Spurge, leafy Spurge, thyme-leaf Sumac Sunflower Sweetgum Sycamore Tamarack Thistle, Canada Thistle, Russian Thistle, bull Thistle, musk (nodding) Trumpetcreeper Vetch Violet, wild Virginia creeper Wax myrtle (top growth) White oak Wild grape Willow Wormwood, biennial Yarrow Yellow rocket

Mammoth Long Island Dill Seed

Highly aromatic and good for making dill pickles. 40-60 Days R.M. Suitable for home and market growers alike. Sow 2-4 weeks before last frost. Great for container planting Regular watering, not saturated. 10-21 days to germination

Certified MN Torgy Hard Red Spring Wheat

Great baking quality Medium test weight and excellent grain protein Great straw strength Excellent disease resistance Medium maturity Plant averages 30″ in height Seed at 120 lbs/acre

Jubilee Sweet Corn Seed

DescriptionAn industry standard yellow variety; good case recovery of uniformity-sized kernels that blanch to a glossy, medium yellow color.  Excellent fresh eating variety that is suitable for both canning and freezing.Features Excellent fresh eating quality Great uniformity along the cob Yields best when planted in blocks rather than rows Non-GMO sweet corn seed Kernel ColorYellowApproximate Maturity (days)81GenotypeSugary (su)Average Ear Length (in)8.5Average Ear Diameter (in)1.8Average Row Count20Husk AppearanceMedium greenDisease ResistanceN/A

Egyptian Wheat Seed

Warm season grass, a member of the sorghum family Well suited for game birds, especially quail Makes excellent cover, can grow up to 10 ft tall Plant in soil temperature of 60 or higher Seeding Depth: 1/2" Longevity: Annual

Hairy Vetch Seed

Hairy vetch is an excellent legume for nitrogen production credits and spring plant residue, earning up to 100 lbs of nitrogen per acre. It is usually planted in late summer or early fall, often in combination with winter rye. Hairy vetch exhibits vigorous growth, tolerance of diverse soil conditions, and low fertility needs, making it an attractive cover crop for building nitrogen and biomass, as well as weed suppression and soil conditioning.Benefits Nitrogen Fixation: Earns up to 100 lbs/acre of nitrogen, improving soil fertility. Weed Suppression: Vigorous growth helps suppress weeds, maintaining clean fields. Soil Conditioning: Acts as an excellent soil conditioner, enhancing soil structure and health. Low Fertility Needs: Tolerant of diverse soil conditions and low fertility requirements, making it adaptable to various environments. Biomass Production: Produces significant biomass, contributing to soil organic matter. Characteristics Type: Cool season legume. C:N Ratio: 15:1, promoting efficient nutrient cycling. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 25-30 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 15-20 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Planting Range: Late summer to early fall for optimal establishment. Hairy vetch from Elk Mound Seed is an excellent legume for those looking to build nitrogen and biomass while suppressing weeds and conditioning the soil. Its adaptability, vigorous growth, and nitrogen-fixing capabilities make it a valuable addition to any cover crop program.

Stutsman Soybean - 0.7 RM

High yield potential and excellent resistance make this Conventional Soybean an ideal choice for your fields. Contact us with any questions at 715-879-5556. Product Size: 140,000 seeds per unit Ranging from 50-60 Lbs Why Choose Stutsman Soybeans? Stutsman soybeans deliver high yield potential and exceptional agronomics for growers seeking a reliable conventional option. Featuring Phytophthora root rot resistance (race 3), Stutsman offers better yield and lodging resistance compared to Sheyenne. It is well-suited for a range of environments and soil types, ensuring consistent performance. Product Specifications: Relative Maturity: 0.7 Plant Height: Medium Plant Type: Medium Hilum Color: Yellow (Y) Pubescent Color: Gray (G) Flower Color: Purple (P) Field Performance: Emergence: 2/5 for solid stand establishment Lodging: 2/5 for good standability Disease Resistance: Phytophthora Resistance: Rps1C3A Phytophthora Tolerance: 1/5 Cyst Resistance: Not Rated (NR) Brown Stem Rot: Not Rated (NR) Iron Chlorosis: Not Rated (NR) White Mold: Not Rated (NR)

Tomahawk Indiangrass Seed (Sorghastrum nutans)

Indiangrass is a long-lived, warm-seasoned, tall native bunchgrass This indiangrass seed is sold as pure live seed (PLS). Pure live seed is the percentage of pure and viable seed in a given lot. Scientific name: Sorghastrum nutans Indiangrass is a long-lived, warm-season, tall native bunchgrass. Works well to mix with a cool season grass. It's adapted throughout the United States in most soil types from heavy clay to coarse sands. Indiangrass spreads by seed. Individual plants increase by size to large, dense bunches of underground rhizomes. Provides excellent forage for wildlife and good cover for deer and gamebirds. Should be planted between 1/4" - 1/2" in. deep. Grows 4-8 feet tall Best seedling stands have been obtained where plantings were made on a clean-tilled, firm, well-prepared seedbed. Longevity: Perennial Approximately 179,300 seeds/lb Planting Range: May 1-June 1 or fall seeding The known climatic adaptation of Tomahawk is primarily associated to North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and extreme Western Wisconsin. It is best suited to fertile, well-drained soils. It is not well adapted to highly saline or alkaline conditions. Although Tomahawk is better suited to moderately wet soil, it will withstand droughty conditions and can be used on such sites for ground cover. Precipitation for the area of adaptation ranges from 15 to 30 inches.

Monarch Butterfly Garden Seed Mixture

 Monarch populations have been in decline for a number of years, and the loss of nectar sources and milkweeds has been indicated as a major contributor to these declines.  This mixture is composed of native wildflowers, garden flowers and milkweeds which supply nectar sources for adult monarchs.  Milkweeds are utilized for egg-laying and provide food to monarch caterpillars.  This mixture is appropriate for home gardens, commercial landscaping, golf courses and other maintained sites. Mix Contains: Annual Candytuft (Iberis umbellata), Butterfly Milkweed (Asclepias tuberosa), Dwarf Cosmos (Cosmos bipinnatus), Gayfeather (Liatris spicata), Hoary Vervain (Verbena stricta), Indian Blanket (Gaillardia pulchella), Marigold 'Naughty Marietta' (Tagetes patula), Mexican Sunflower (Tithonia rotundifolia), Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea), Rocket Larkspur (Delphinium consolida), Siberian Wallflower (Cheiranthus allionii), Smooth Aster (Aster laevis), Sulphur Cosmos (Cosmos sulphureus), Zinnia (Zinnia elegans)

Balansa Clover

Balansa is a cool-season legume which can grow in a large range of soils tolerating pH levels from 4.5-8.3. The species is quite tolerant of waterlogged soils and can even withstand short periods of flooding. White or pink in color. Easily digestible with protein levels in upper 20's. Features rapid germination and vast quantities of biomass Individual plants can exceed 10 feet in length; however, the plant structure is only able to support 3 feet of vertical growth Seeding Depth: 1/4"-1/2" deep in well prepared seedbed. Longevity: Annual. 50% Seed coating Tolerates wide range of soil types Massive taproot Can grow up to 3 ft tall with stems as long as 10 ft Capable of creating 100 lbs of nitrogen an acre Excellent forage for grazing or cutting Seeding Rate: Drilled 5-6 lbs/acre Broadcasted 8-10 lbs/acre (in mixes 3-5 lbs/acre)

Cherry Belle Radish Seed

A red-skinned bunching radish. Quick growing and uniform with great taste. 25 Day R.M. A red-skinned bunching radish. Quick growing and uniform with great taste. Plant as early as possible for best results. Harvest before too mature to prevent woody textures. 47,216 Seeds per lb An heirloom seed 5-8 days to germination

Forage Peas

Cool season legume Plant in early spring High quality forage Can be mixed with oats, barley or triticale Non-GMO seed Planting Depth: 1 1/2-2" Planting Range: April

22-0-6 Turf Fertilizer

22-0-6 Turf FoodGrass loves nitrogen! Use this high level fertilizer to keep grass green and growing. The high nitrogen level gives the plant fast shoot development and makes for a green color. Covers 12,500 sq ft Slow Release Nitrogen All Mineral

Connecticut Field Pumpkin Seed

Connecticut Field Pumpkin – A Classic Heirloom for Baking & CanningWhy Choose Connecticut Field Pumpkin? The Connecticut Field Pumpkin is one of the oldest and most popular heirloom pumpkins, prized for its versatility and reliability. Its consistent size, smooth round shape, and rich orange flesh make it ideal for canning, baking, and fall décor. With a long history dating back centuries, this variety remains a favorite among gardeners for its dependable performance and timeless appeal.Product Specifications: Type: Heirloom Field Pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo) Days to Maturity: 110 days Fruit Size: 15-20 pounds on average Shape: Round and uniform Circumference: Approximately 12 inches Germination Time: 7-10 days Planting Requirements: Rows spaced 6-10 feet apart, depending on space and desired size Soil Needs: Fertile, well-drained soil for best results Growing Information: Connecticut Field Pumpkin thrives in rich, well-drained soil with plenty of sunlight. Space rows 6-10 feet apart, allowing ample room for vine growth and maximizing fruit size. Germination occurs in 7-10 days, and with proper care, pumpkins will be ready for harvest in approximately 110 days.Uses & Benefits: Culinary Excellence: Perfect for canning, baking pies, soups, and other fall favorites Decorative Appeal: Ideal for fall displays, carving, and seasonal arrangements High Yield: Produces consistent, uniform pumpkins with reliable harvests Historical Heirloom: One of the oldest field pumpkins still grown today Plant Connecticut Field Pumpkin seeds to enjoy a piece of gardening history while growing versatile pumpkins for both your kitchen and your autumn décor!

Medium Red Clover Seed

Medium red clover is the most widely grown of the true clovers and is renowned for its versatility and adaptability. This herbaceous perennial features a number of leafy stems rising from a crown, with stems reaching 2 to 3 feet under favorable conditions. Known for its high nutritional value and palatability, medium red clover is an excellent choice for both pasture and hay. Acreage in red clover in the United States is estimated at 8 to 10 million, underscoring its importance in forage production.Benefits Quick Establishment: Establishes early and aggressively, ensuring a quick start to the growing season. Germinates in 6-7 days in 60-degree soil temperatures. High Productivity: Highly productive with rapid recovery after cutting, offering superior ware tolerance and very high recuperative ability. Nitrogen Fixation: Excellent for fixing nitrogen, improving soil fertility for subsequent crops. Pollinator Friendly: Attracts pollinators, supporting biodiversity. Versatile Use: Can be used for both forage and cover cropping. Wide Soil Adaptability: Grows under a wide variety of soil conditions, from full sun to light shade, and thrives best in soil pH between 6.0 and 7.0. Good Winter Hardiness: Exhibits good winter hardiness and fair drought tolerance, ensuring reliability in various climates. Characteristics Type: Cool season perennial legume. Growth Habit: Herbaceous perennial with stems reaching 2 to 3 feet. Longevity: Perennial with a seed count of 756,000 seeds per pound. Seed Origin: Canadian grown seed. Pre-Inoculated: Ensures better germination and establishment. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 15-18 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 6-8 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Seeding Depth: Plant seeds at a depth of 1/4-1/2 inch. Planting Range: Early spring to late summer for optimal establishment. Seeding Method: Can be frost seeded, enhancing flexibility in planting times. Food Plot UsesMedium red clover is an excellent choice for food plots. Its high protein content and rapid recovery after grazing make it highly attractive to deer. The ability to establish quickly and thrive in a variety of soil conditions ensures a reliable and productive food plot. Additionally, the clover's attraction to pollinators can enhance the overall biodiversity of the plot, providing multiple benefits to the ecosystem. Medium red clover from Elk Mound Seed is an ideal addition to any forage program or food plot, offering high nutritional value, exceptional adaptability, and environmental benefits. Its ability to grow under a wide range of conditions and its high palatability make it a preferred choice for farmers and deer hunters alike.

4010 Peas & Triticale

The 4010 Pea & Triticale Mix combines the benefits of 60% triticale and 40% 4010 peas, offering a high-protein, nutrient-rich forage option. Triticale is similar to oats but provides more leaf density, thicker leaves, and higher protein levels, which can reach up to 23%. This mix is designed to yield substantial dry matter per acre and improve soil fertility through nitrogen fixation.Benefits High Protein Content: Triticale's protein levels can be as high as 23%, contributing to the nutritional needs of livestock.. High Yield: This mix can yield 2-4 tons of dry matter per acre, providing substantial forage production. Improved Forage Quality: Triticale offers more leaf density and thicker leaves compared to oats, enhancing forage quality. Characteristics Composition: 60% triticale and 40% 4010 peas. Growth Habit: Similar to oats with superior leaf density and thickness. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 120-150 lbs/acre when planted alone, and lighter if underseeding legumes like alfalfa. Seeding Depth: Drill approximately 3/4 inch deep for optimal germination. Planting Range: Early spring for the best establishment. Harvest Timing: Plan on harvesting 50-60 days after planting. Harvesting at the boot stage provides the best quality, while waiting until the milk stage will improve tonnage but decrease quality. Nutrient Requirements: Requires 60 lbs of nitrogen (N), 30 lbs of phosphorus (P), and 60 lbs of potassium (K) for optimal growth. 4010 Pea & Triticale Mix is a high-yield, high-protein forage option from Elk Mound Seed, designed to provide substantial dry matter and improve soil fertility. This mix is ideal for farmers looking for a nutrient-rich forage crop that is easy to establish and manage

Buck Bribe Ground Zero | Liquid Calcium

Ground Zero | All-In-One Food Plot TreatmentGround Zero (Advanced-Cal) offers the all around #1 formula for food plots. Containing a blend of liquid calcium to boost cell production and balance soil pH, Humic Acid to provide proper nutrient exchange and boost protein levels, and finally 72 trace minerals and micro-nutrients that provide a high energy source for plant, boosting growth and production.Directions for Use:Ground Zero can be applied through a conventional ground equipment arieal application or through properly equipped irrigation systems.  Ground Zero can be tank mixed with most soil applied herbicides and liquid fertilizer solutions that do not contain phosphorus.  No extra trips across the field are generally needed.  Always do a jar test to ensure compatability.Soil Application:2 to 5 gallons of Ground Zero per acre at pre-plant or pre-emerge.Foliar Application:1 to 3 gallons per acre.  Use a minimum of ten parts water to one part Gound Zero.  To enhance nitrogen stabilization, Ground Zero should be used at 2 to 5 gallons per acre with all liquid.Mixing Instructions: Put 1/3 water in tank Add correct amount of Ground Zero Add other chemicals or fertilizers, if any Fill tank with balance of water and agitate until mixed

Serendipity Sweet Corn Seed

Serendipity is a TripleSweet® Bicolor sweet corn variety that delivers outstanding eating quality and extended shelf life. With an 82-day maturity, this conventional variety produces well-filled ears with a high sugar content, offering a delightful balance of tenderness and crunch. The bi-colored kernels fill to the tip and are well protected by a tight husk, making it an excellent choice for roadside stands, local markets, and home gardens. Long holding ability on the stalk allows for an extended harvest window, ensuring consistent quality and market appeal.Product Specifications: Botanical Name: Zea mays Common Name/Fruit Type: Sweet Corn Endosperm Type: TripleSweet® Maturity Slotting: Main Average Days to Maturity: 82 days Kernel Color: Bicolor Kernel Size: Large Flat (LF) Ear Length: 8” Ear Diameter: 1.9” Ear Height: 18” Kernel Rows: 16-18 Market Segments: Fresh / Home Garden End Use: Roadside, local markets, home garden Home Garden Segment: Traditional Adaptable for Container Gardening: No Recommended Bedding Plant Retail Container: Packs Planting Instructions: Planting Depth: Sow seeds ¾ to 1½ inches deep. Planting too shallow can lead to the surface drying out, while planting too deep can expose the seeds to cool soil temperatures, which may cause seed rot. Planting Dates: The ideal time to plant sweet corn is between May 1 and May 15. Planting earlier may risk frost damage, and planting later can result in smaller yields. Soil Temperature: 60-75°F Seeding Rate: 4.5-6.7 lbs per acre, equating to 24,000 to 26,000 kernels per acre for optimal growth. Row Width: Maintain row widths of 30 inches to accommodate equipment and promote healthy growth. In-Row Spacing: Space plants 8 to 12 inches apart to maximize yield and air circulation. These guidelines will help ensure strong emergence, high yields, and superior eating quality. Choose Serendipity for its exceptional sweetness, dependable performance, and versatility in both fresh markets and home gardens.

Tordon RTU Herbicide - 1 Quart

Tordon RTU Specialty Herbicide is effective in killing over 20 different woody species and preventing sprouting of cut trees in non-crop areas like forests, right-of-ways, roadsides, and fence rows. Tordon RTU Specialty Herbicide is a ready-to-use (RTU) product that requires no measuring or mixing and is simple to use. Simply put it into a spray bottle and spray. Tordon RTU Specialty Herbicide makes it easy to see where you have been with a convenient blue dye that marks each stump or tree you spray. For controlling unwanted trees Ready to Use 1 Quart NOT FOR SALE IN NY

Dacotah Switchgrass Seed (Panicum virgatum)

Warm season, perennial grass that is native to North America. This seed is sold as pure live seed (PLS). Pure live seed is the percentage of pure and viable seed in a given lot. Scientific name: Panicum virgatum Summer perennial grass that is native to North America. Grows best in areas that receive 30 inches of rainfall a year in in irragated areas with average wet soils. Grows to 3-6 feet in height. Can be distinguished from other native grasses by the dense patch of hairs at the point where the leaf blade attaches to the sheath. Foliage turns a beautiful yellow in the fall. Could be planted on a highly erodile sites and field borders. Longevity: Perennial. Approximately 258,800 seeds/lb Planting Range: May 1-June 1 or fall seeding  Dacotah switchgrass is earlier maturing and adapted farther north than other known switchgrass cultivars. The projected climatic adaptation of Dacotah (shown by the shaded area on the adaptation map below) is North Dakota and the northern half of Minnesota. Precipitation ranges from 15 to 30 inches for the area. Performance outside this area has not been adequately tested. Dacotah is best suited to moderately wet, light or medium-textured soils. It will tolerate light saline or alkaline soils and is more drought tolerant than other currently available switchgrass cultivars recommended for the Northern Great Plains. 

Premium Sunflower Blend

This hearty mix combines all sizes of sunflower hearts with black oil sunflower seed to attract a wide variety of backyard birds. The blend offers the high-energy nutrition birds love—rich in oil, protein, and easy to eat. Perfect for tube, hopper, or platform feeders, it’s ideal for cardinals, chickadees, finches, nuthatches, and many more. A simple, no-nonsense seed mix that keeps feeders busy and birds satisfied.

MonsterBuck Flannel Full Draw

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American Purple Top Rutabaga Seed

Flattened, round bulbs that has a mild, sweet flavor. Rutabaga’s prefer well drained soils with a pH between 6.4-6.8. Prefers cool weather and grows best as a fall crop. Relative Maturity – 90 Days. 130,000 seeds/lb.

Cow Peas Food Plot Seed

Thrives in hot environments. Excellent drought resistance. Tolerates low fertility and be part of soil building regimen. Quickley shade soil to block weed competition. Expect 3,000-4,000 lbs biomass/acre Plant at soil temps of 65 degrees consistently. Seeding Depth: 1" deep in well prepared seedbed. Longevity: Annual

Creeping Red Fescue Seed

Tolerant of both full sun and dense shade Adapts to a wide range of soil types and moisture conditions Rapid germination (10-14 days)

Beefsteak Tomato

Old-fashioned, heirloom variety bears gorgeous red, up to 2-lb. fruits with a meaty texture and a full, rich flavor. They're ideal for slicing and eating fresh or for sandwiches. For many, Beefsteak Tomatoes are the essence of summertime and a must-have in the home garden. The open-pollinated, indeterminate plants bear very heavy yields and can keep producing for months, often until frost. The vines can grow up to 8 ft. tall and staking is recommended.   90 Day Maturity7-10 Day Germination

Low-Grow Lawn Seed Mix

A grass mix designed for areas you want low growing grasses. Also low maintenance, the Low-Grow mix works well in shade and sub-standard soils. Consists of 50% creeping red fescue, 35% Hard Fescue, & 15% annual ryegrass. 

VitaFerm Vita Charge Stress Tub MOS

A cooked tub for beef cattle that supports digestive health and promotes feed and water intake during times of stress and recovery. Conveniently allows beef cattle to get their daily dose of Vita Charge® without additional handling. KEY FEATURES Amaferm, a precision-based prebiotic that impacts intake, feed digestibility and nutrient absorption to help combat stress and support the animal's own immune system. Convenient, go-to product for recovery. MOS to trap and expel pathogens, limiting their ability to do harm. Allows beef cattle to get their daily dose of Vita Charge without additional handling. UNIQUE FEATURES   Provides an extremely convenient way to protect animals during stress. Formulated to help animals recover quickly. Does not interfere with antibiotics. VALUABLE NUTRIENT COMPONENTS Contains Amaferm® and MOS to support the ability to recover from the effects of stress. Amaferm to combat stress resulting in increased intake and nutrient digestion. MOS to trap bad bacteria limiting their ability to do harm. Includes organic Zinc, the antioxidant Vitamin E and B vitamins. THE AMAFERM® ADVANTAGE Amaferm® is a precision prebiotic designed to enhance digestibility by amplifying nutrient supply for maximum performance. It is research-proven to combat stress by supporting the animal's own immune system, significantly increasing intake and nutrient utilization.

French Breakfast Radish Seed

An oblong, blunt-tipped radish. Has healthy radish spiciness quality and appearance. 26 Day R.M. An oblong, blunt-tipped radish. Has healthy radish spiciness quality and appearance. Half red on top and half red on bottom. Plant as early as possible for best results. Harvest before too mature to prevent woody textures. 48,320 Seeds per lb An heirloom seed 5-8 days to germination

PIP 759 Soft Red Winter Wheat 50lb

Turf Type Perennial Ryegrass Seed

Improved tolerance to cold winters and warm summers Rapid germination (approximately 7-14 days)

Birdsfoot Trefoil Seed

Trefoil is in the legume family with similar characteristics to alfalfa. The advantages of planting trefoil over alfalfa is that trefoil will thrive in heavy wet soils where alfalfa will not. Longevity: Perennial Seeding Depth: 1/4-1/2"

Timothy Seed

Timothy is a hardy, bunch-type grass well-suited for cooler climates. It is primarily used in mixes with red clover and is known for its good disease resistance. While Timothy can be grazed, it requires long rest periods and a rotational grazing system for maximum productivity and persistence. It has low tolerance for traffic and is not well-suited to drought or heat-prone areas.Benefits Hardy Bunch-Grass: Very hardy, making it a reliable option in appropriate climates. Disease Resistance: Exhibits good disease resistance, contributing to its durability. Cool Climate Adaptation: Best adapted to cooler climates, ensuring optimal growth and productivity in such regions. Characteristics Type: Cool season perennial. Growth Habit: Bunch-type grass, which grows in tight clumps. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 8-10 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 2-4 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Planting Range: Early spring to late summer for optimal establishment. Grazing Management: Requires long rest periods and a rotational grazing system to maintain productivity and persistence. Timothy grass is a very hardy bunch-grass that is best adapted to cooler climates. It is typically mixed with red clover and provides excellent forage quality. Its good disease resistance and reliable growth make it a valuable addition to any forage program, particularly in cooler regions.

Kentucky Bluegrass Seed

Grown under most soil conditions Mowing cold, heat, drought and wear or traffic tolerant Improved disease resistance Germinates in approximately 21-28 days New lawns: 3 lbs/1,000 sq. ft. Established lawns: 1.5 lbs/1,000 sq. ft.

Greenview Fairway Seeding Success Organic Mulch Fertilizer

A Reliable Kickstart for New Lawns and Bare Spot Repairs GreenView® Grass Seed Mulch is built to make lawn establishment a whole lot easier. It keeps seed in place, holds moisture where you need it, and gives young grass a nutritional boost right out of the gate. Key Features: Moisture Retention: Helps keep soil damp during germination so your seed doesn’t dry out every time the sun looks at it wrong. Built-In Tackifier: Stays put on slopes and windy areas, reducing washouts and erosion. Starter Fertilizer Included: Gives new seedlings early nutrients for quicker, stronger establishment. Great for Spot Repairs: Just match your grass seed and patch the problem areas without overthinking it. Coverage: One 38 lb bag covers up to 760 sq. ft. Note: Grass seed not included.

Physical EMS Gift Card

Some folks are just impossible to shop for — we all know one. That’s where a gift card saves the day. They pick what they want, you get credit for a great gift, and everyone wins. This Elk Mound Seed gift card works online or in-store and will absolutely get used.

Virginia Wildrye Seed (Elymus virginicus)

A cool season, perennial bunch grass This seed is sold as pure live seed (PLS). Pure live seed is the percentage of pure and viable seed in a given lot. Scientific name: Elymus virginicus A cool season, perennial bunch grass. Virginia wildrye will tolerate a wide range of soil textures, from coarse sands to heavy clay. It is similar to Canada wildrye in appearance, but is typically shorter in height. Grows 2-3 feet in height. Palatable and nutritious forage for large game animals such as deer. Can be mixed with warm season grasses for restoration and conservation plantings. Color may vary from green to silvery blue, and foliage often has a waxy appearance. Shade tolerant and is equally at home in open grasslands and prairies as it is in wooded sites. Seed should be planted in early fall approximately ¼ to ½ inch deep in heavy soils, and up to 1 inch deep in sandy soils.