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MonsterBuck Wind Indicator

Keep your wind and thermals in check while your out hunting by using milkweed fluff. Not only will the fluff tell you the prevailing wind, it will also let you know what the thermal currents are at any particular time while on stand, unlike your standard powder wind indicator. Our milkweed fluff comes in a coin purse that will fit any pocket for easy use and carry. 

KWS Progas Hybrid Winter Rye

KWS Progas is a hybrid rye variety that was bred specifically for forage.  An excellent silage variety with tremendous forage quality and yields.   Hybrid for grazing and silage Very high whole crop yields Very good disease resistance Excellent forage quality TECH SHEET This product requires a signed license agreement prior to shipping - SIGN HERE    

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Foxglove Beardtongue (Penstemon digitalis)

Smooth Penstemon, also known as Foxglove Beardtongue, is a perennial native to the eastern and Midwestern United States. Found in open woods, meadows, and prairies, it typically grows 2–3 feet tall with showy white, tubular, five-lobed flowers that bloom from mid-spring through early summer. It thrives in full sun or partial shade with moderate moisture and is well-suited for home gardens, rain gardens, and prairie or pollinator plantings. The early bloom period makes it a valuable nectar source for hummingbirds, bumblebees, mason bees, and smaller native bees. It also serves as a host plant for the Chalcedon and Edith’s Checkerspot butterflies. Height: 24–40 inches Color: White Hardiness Zone: 3–9 Bloom Period: Spring to Early Summer Sun: Full Sun to Partial Shade Moisture: Moderate Lifespan: Perennial Seeds per Pound: 2,257,000 Seeding Rate: 1 oz. covers 2,000 sq. ft. | 1 lb. per acre

Raskila Meadow Fescue

Meadow fescue, particularly the Raskila variety, originates mainly from northern Europe and the mountainous regions of southern Europe. Raskila is a medium-maturing meadow fescue that combines very good yield potential throughout the growing season with strong resistance to diseases, especially rust and leaf spot. It is very winter hardy and performs exceptionally well under cool, moist conditions, tolerating wet and sometimes flooded soils. Additionally, Raskila can produce in climates somewhat drier and hotter than what most meadow fescues can handle.Benefits High Yield Potential: Provides good yield throughout the growing season. Disease Resistance: Strong resistance to diseases, particularly rust and leaf spot. Winter Hardiness: Very winter hardy, making it suitable for colder climates. Palatability: Slender, long leaves that are more palatable than tall fescue. Climate Adaptability: Performs better than most grasses under hot, dry conditions and can tolerate wet soils. Versatile Use: Forms a thick sward, making it an excellent choice for pasture or as the grass component with alfalfa for hay or haylage. Characteristics Type: Cool season perennial bunch-grass. Growth Habit: Can grow up to 30 inches on fertile ground. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 18-20 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 6-12 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Planting Range: Early spring for optimal establishment. Establishment: Slower to establish but performs well once established. Meadow fescue, particularly the Raskila variety, is an excellent choice for pasture or hay production due to its high yield potential, disease resistance, and adaptability to various climatic conditions. Its excellent winter hardiness and palatability make it a valuable addition to any forage program.

Chewings Fescue, 50#

Chewings fescue is adapted for drought conditions. Using drought tolerant turf grass varieties help conserve water while still maintaining a beautiful and healthy lawn.  Chewings fescue has a bright medium green vibrant color, a fine leaf texture, shade tolerance, and has low fertility and moisture requirements. A great choice for lawns, parks, commercial properties, roadsides, fairways, and roughs. Chewings fescue performs well under low maintenance situations. Chewings fescue can be used alone or in blends with other cool season grasses such as perennial ryegrass and Kentucky Bluegrass.  Benefits Low Maintenance Shade Tolerance Excellent Mowability Good Overall Disease Resistance Fine Texture Seeding Rates Overseeding 2-4 lbs/1,000 square feet New Turf       4-6 lbs/1,000 square feet

Rodent Repellent Mace

Rodent MACE granular is effective in repelling mice, rats, squirrels, and other pesky rodents. Effective in all seasons. Rodent MACE is easy to use and works to stop trailing, nesting, chewing, and gnawing rodents. With a strong and minty peppermint scent, these mint-powered granules keep rodents out! Rodents' acute sense of smell detects the rodent repellent before they enter an area and avoid it.The granules form a scent-and-taste barrier that rodents hate, so they leave on their own—no poisons, toxic chemicals, or snap traps required. That means zero risk of secondary poisoning to birds, pets or wildlife and no rodent carcasses rotting in walls or attics. 

Eagle Big Buck 6 Forage Soybean (conventional)

Eagle Tyrone Forage Soybean (conventional)

Ohio Spiderwort (Tradescantia ohiensis)

Also known as Bluejacket, Ohio Spiderwort is a native perennial found throughout the Midwest and eastern United States. It thrives in medium to dry prairies and meadows, producing clusters of vivid blue, three-petaled flowers from late spring through early summer. The blooms open in the morning and close by afternoon in sunny weather, remaining open longer on cloudy days. This species is adaptable to full sun or partial shade and performs well in a variety of well-drained soils. Flowers are short-lived but continuously produced, providing early color and nectar for pollinator plantings. Long-tongued bees—especially bumblebees and Halictine bees—are its primary pollinators. Height: 18–36 inches Color: Blue Hardiness Zone: 4–9 Bloom Period: Late Spring to Early Summer Sun: Full Sun to Partial Shade Moisture: Dry to Moderate Lifespan: Perennial Seeds per Pound: 129,000 Seeding Rate: 1 oz. covers 150 sq. ft. | 20 lbs. per acre

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Reclaimers Forage Seed Mix

Elk Mound Seed's Reclaimers Mix is the perfect solution for extending the life of a weak hay stand. This mix is designed to integrate seamlessly with winter-damaged alfalfa, resulting in quick-establishing and highly palatable grasses. It's an excellent option for dairy, beef, and sheep pastures, providing nutritional forage and enhancing overall pasture productivity.Recommended Use: Incorporate this mix with winter-damaged alfalfa to achieve quick establishment and palatable grasses, extending the productive life of your pasture.Seeding Rates:Seed this mix at 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: 40% Italian Ryegrass: Known for its rapid establishment, high dry matter production, and excellent forage quality. Italian ryegrass is highly digestible and provides high yields, although it has moderate winter hardiness. 40% Festulolium: This hybrid grass combines the qualities of fescue and ryegrass, offering good drought tolerance, rapid establishment, and high forage quality. It performs well under grazing and provides a balanced mix of persistence and productivity. 10% Meadow Brome: Provides resilience and improves growth in various conditions. Meadow Brome has good winter hardiness and recovers quickly after grazing, making it a reliable component of the mix. 10% Orchardgrass: Adds to the mix's versatility with its high yield, drought tolerance, and winter hardiness. Orchardgrass is suitable for both hay and pasture, and its late maturity fits well with legumes like alfalfa and clover. Drydown Quality: The Reclaimers Mix has good overall drydown qualities. Italian ryegrass and Festulolium contribute to rapid regrowth and high forage quality, ensuring quick drying and excellent hay production. Meadow Brome and Orchardgrass add resilience and adaptability, enhancing the mix's performance under various conditions. Together, these components ensure a balanced drydown process, making the mix suitable for high-quality hay production under proper management practices.This Reclaimers Mix is designed to provide a robust and sustainable pasture, ensuring high-quality forage for your livestock and extending the productive life of your hay stands.

Red Top Seed

Creeping Perennial. Most suitable on wet, clay soils. Grows 2-4 feet tall. Readily reseeds itself. Longevity: 3-4 years.

Organic Alfalfa Seed

Good choice for 2-3 crops Multi-leaf alfalfa Wisconsin Disease Rating (WDR) of 27-30 Longer harvest window than older varieties Great choice for haying or grazing (traffic tolerant) Fall Dormancy – 3.0 Winter Survival – 2.0

Cup Plant - (Silphium Perfoliatum)

Cup Plant is a tall, branching perennial native to the tallgrass prairie regions of the United States and Canada. Its name comes from the “cups” formed where pairs of opposite leaves join around the stem, often holding rainwater that attracts birds and insects. Plants can reach heights of 4–8 feet and produce clusters of bright yellow, sunflower-like blooms through mid to late summer. Deep, extensive roots make this species exceptionally hardy but difficult to transplant once established. It performs best in full sun and medium to moist soils and is a strong choice for pollinator gardens, naturalized landscapes, and prairie restorations. The flowers draw butterflies, honey bees, and native bees. Cup Plant has even earned the Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit for its reliability and visual impact. Height: 40–90 inches Color: Yellow Hardiness Zone: 3–9 Bloom Period: Mid to Late Summer Sun: Full Sun Moisture: Moderate to Moist Lifespan: Perennial Seeds per Pound: 34,000 Seeding Rate: 1 oz. covers 200 sq. ft. | 13 lbs. per acre