Food Plot Seed

Brassica Food Plot Seed Mix

This blend is perfect for the food plotter who is looking for a diverse, late-season draw.  Comprised of 5 northern-hardy and frost tolerant brassica species, this is a mix that will remain green when other plots have frost killed.   Very cold tolerant Handles intensive browsing Provides quality, nutritious forage Fast growing This mix is best utilized when planted in late July or Early August.  Seed at 1/8-1/4" deep. Weight Coverage 3 lbs 1/3 acre 6 lbs 2/3 acre 9 lbs 1 acre

Glyphosate Tolerant Wildlife Seed Corn

Agrisure Stewardship Agreement Required - Click Here! Welcome to AgCelerate!. Spray with Round-up or Glyphosate. Approximately 10 pounds. Bags are 20,000 kernels. Add corn to any of our food plots as a high energy food source. For cool season nutrition. Maturity will range from 80-100 day. Longevity: Annual For best results do soil test for fertilization needs.

Clover Mix Food Plot Seed

Clover Mix Food Plot Seed contains 5 different types of clovers consisting of both red and white clovers with little annual clovers so the deer will enjoy your plot for years. Clover is tolerant to low pH soils which makes it adaptable to many soil types. Seeded at 10 Lbs to the Acre Our Clover Mix has 5 different types of clover. Deer will enjoy it for years and all these clovers are perennials. Germination Rate: 10-14 Days. Planting Schedule: April through June or August. ALL PICTURES ARE FROM ACTUAL CUSTOMERS

Forage Radish Food Plot Seed

Forage radishes are an excellent choice for attracting deer to your food plots with their lush, nutritious forage while also enhancing soil health. In optimal conditions, the taproot of forage radishes can reach down as far as 30 inches, bringing essential nutrients up to the soil surface. These radishes are well-suited as a cool-season attractant but can be planted in both spring and fall. For fall seedings, plant 4-6 weeks before the expected frost date. As temperatures drop, the starches in the radishes convert to sugars, making them even more attractive to deer, who will hammer the radishes late into the hunting season.Benefits Deer Attraction: Highly attractive to deer, providing lush and nutritious forage. Soil Improvement: The deep taproot brings essential nutrients to the soil surface, improving soil fertility and structure. Versatile Planting: Can be planted in both spring and fall, offering flexibility in planting schedules. Cool Season Performance: Best suited as a cool-season attractant. pH Tolerance: Quite tolerant to lower pH levels, adapting well to various soil conditions. Characteristics Type: Annual forage crop. Root System: Taproot can reach down as far as 30 inches in optimal conditions. Seeding Depth: 1/4-1/2 inch. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 8-10 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 3-6 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Planting Range: Late July to August, at least 4-6 weeks before the first killing frost in your area. Forage radishes from Elk Mound Seed are designed to attract deer while simultaneously building your soil. Their deep taproots and nutrient-scavenging capabilities make them a valuable addition to any food plot, enhancing soil fertility and structure. As temperatures drop in the fall, the starches in the radishes turn to sugars, making them even more appealing to deer. This ensures that deer will continue to frequent the plots and consume the radishes late into the hunting season. Plus, all pictures are from actual customers, showcasing the real-world effectiveness of these forage radishes in attracting deer and improving soil health. ALL PICTURES ARE FROM ACTUAL CUSTOMERS

Deer Feed

Boost the health of your deer with our all-new DIY Deer Feed. Made with a blend of roasted soybeans, alfalfa pellets, corn and oats, this feed provides essential nutrients and is extremely attractive to deer. This blend is excellent for supplemental feeding during the winter months, or anytime you want to take inventory in front of your trail cameras. To make it your own, you have the ability to choose your own attractant to mix in. Choose from Acorn, Apple, Peanut Butter, Persimmon, or Sweet Corn.  Each 40 lb bag will come with a 2 oz packet of granular attractant. Save up to 25% when ordering in bulk quantities.  Call our office to place these larger orders (715) 879-5556.

Buckwheat Food Plot Seed

Buckwheat is a versatile and quick-maturing broadleaf that is highly effective for food plots. Known for its weed suppression and soil benefits, buckwheat provides rapid growth and can be utilized to improve soil fertility. It is also a great attractant for deer and other wildlife, making it an excellent choice for food plots.Benefits Weed Suppression: Aggressiveness in early growth provides excellent weed suppression. Soil Improvement: Efficient at scavenging phosphorus from the soil, enhancing soil fertility. Quick Growth: Rapid maturation ensures quick establishment and productivity. Wildlife Attraction: Highly attractive to deer and other wildlife, providing nutritious forage. Pollinator Friendly: Preferred by beekeepers for its long flowering period, producing distinctive honey. Characteristics Type: Cool season broadleaf. C:N Ratio: 30:1, contributing to efficient nutrient cycling. Longevity: Annual. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 50-75 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 5-35 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Seeding Depth: Plant seeds at a depth of 3/4 inch. Planting Range: Late spring, summer, to early fall for optimal establishment. Buckwheat from Elk Mound Seed is an excellent choice for food plots, offering rapid growth, effective weed suppression, and soil benefits. Its attractiveness to deer and other wildlife, along with its benefits for soil health, make it a valuable addition to any food plot strategy.

Multi Year- Cold Climate

This powerful combination of improved clovers and chicory was specifically selected to handle browse pressure, hoof traffic and provide near year-round attraction and nutrition for your deer.  Prolific clovers with an aggressive stolon and root density will provide good drought and cold tolerance.  The added chicory makes an excellent yield with high levels of protein and minerals.  The Multi Year blend should be a staple in every hunter's food plot program.  This blend is only 7 pounds per acre due to the smaller seed size, which requires less weight for the same coverage as other clover varieties.Renovation White: Increased stolon density with wider leaves, highly attractiveStamina White: New variety with a high yield and aggressive root, handles browse extremely wellJumbo II Ladino: Aggressive tillering, large leaves, high yieldPersist Red: Fast establishing, long lasting and highly attractiveOasis Chicory: Deep rooted for better drought resistance, excellent nutritional valuePerennial Coverage Guidelines Weight Coverage 3.5 lbs 1/2 acre 7 lbs 1 acre

Forage Turnip Food Plot Seed

Forage turnips are an excellent choice for food plots, providing a nutritious and attractive forage option for deer. These cool-season annual brassicas are known for their rapid growth, excellent weed suppression, and significant nutrient accumulation. Turnips are both cold-hardy and drought-tolerant, capable of being planted late, even as a second crop, and providing high-quality grazing late in the fall. Turnips planted in July will provide grazing from September to November. The most vigorous root growth occurs during periods of low temperature (40 to 60°F) in the fall, and the leaves maintain their nutritional quality even after repeated exposure to frost. Benefits Deer Attraction: Highly attractive to deer, providing lush and nutritious forage. Cold-Hardy and Drought-Tolerant: Capable of thriving in challenging conditions, extending the growing season. Rapid Growth: Quick germination and growth make turnips suitable for short growing windows. Weed Suppression: Effective at suppressing weeds, maintaining clean food plots. Nutrient Accumulation: Accumulates nutrients and breaks down quickly in the spring, improving soil health. Grazing Value: Provides excellent grazing value late in the season, ensuring a consistent food source for deer. Characteristics Type: Cool season annual brassica. C:N Ratio: 25:1, contributing to efficient nutrient cycling. Soil Requirements: Grows best in moderately deep loam, fertile, and slightly acidic soil. Does not perform well in high clay, wet, or poorly drained soils. Seed Count: 220,000 seeds per pound. 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 in a well-prepared seedbed. Planting Range: Late summer to early fall for optimal establishment. Longevity: Annual. Forage turnips from Elk Mound Seed are designed to attract deer while enhancing soil health. Their rapid growth, cold-hardiness, and nutrient accumulation capabilities make them a valuable addition to any food plot. These turnips provide a nutritious and reliable food source for deer, ensuring your food plot remains productive and attractive throughout the hunting season. Turnips can be seeded alone or with grasses, providing flexibility in your food plot planning.

Chicory Food Plot Seed

Forage chicory is a broad-leaved perennial herb in the sunflower family that looks similar to common plantain. It can be grown on well-drained or moderately drained soils having medium to high fertility and a pH of 5.5 or greater. Chicory has good seedling vigor and a deep taproot, which makes it quite drought tolerant. Its productive season is April through October when it can average production of 50 lbs per acre per day, providing valuable spring and summer forage for deer. If managed properly, chicory produces leafy growth similar in nutrition and mineral content to alfalfa or cool season grasses. Protein levels range from 10% to 32% depending on growth stage and soil fertility. Seed alone or with grasses. Seeding Depth: 1/8" deep in well prepared seedbed. Seeding Count: 480,000 per pound. Longevity: Perennial.

Medium Red Clover Food Plot 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.

Northern Premium Mix Food Plot Seed

Provides warm and cool seasonal forage where intense food plot management is an option. Includes canola, chicory and four types of clovers. Can be interseeded yearly with canola, turnips and chicory. Proven with four winter hardy variety clover, chicory and canola. Succulent annuals to attract and establish your herd. Proven to grow very well in the northern areas of the Midwest. Attracts all types of wildlife to your area. Germination Rate: 10-14 Days. Planting Schedule: April through June or August. ALL PICTURES ARE FROM ACTUAL CUSTOMERS

Grain Sorghum Seed (A.K.A Red Milo)

Grain sorghum, a.k.a. red milo, is a member of the grass family. A great plant for doves and other birds. Can provide food source for deer during fall and winter Can withstand dry periods Grows best of fertile, sandy-loam soils but can tolerate a wide range of soil types Does best when soil pH is between 6.0-6.8 Longevity: Annual

MonsterBuck Screen Mix

Screen your food plots from unwanted intrusion or utilize it to screen your access to and from your stand locations with our new MonsterBuck Screen Mix. This mix is designed for the purpose of making the wildlife on your property feel safe and secure, while they comfortably feed in your food plot. The MonsterBuck Screen mix is a mixture of 3 different varieties of sorghum that grow tall (8-10ft) and withstand the harsh winters of the Midwest. When planting the Screen Mix you should plant the screen at 20’ wide where you intend to screen.Plant when the soil temps are 60+ degrees.  This should be around June 1st in the Upper Midwest. Weight Coverage 6 lbs 1/4 acre 24 lbs 1 acre

Alfalfa Food Plot Seed

The alfalfa plant is perennial, new growth rising each year from the crown. Stems reach to 3 feet, and 5 to 25 stems may rise from a single crown. Alfalfa hay is highly palatable and nutritious with very high digestible protein, mineral and vitamin contents.  Alfalfa food plot seed makes a tremendous food plot.  While requiring a little more maintenance than other food plots, alfalfa is an incredibly good draw to deer. Outstanding winter hardiness characteristics. Leafy, dark green, fine-stemmed. High yield potential across wide variety of soil types. inoculated seed Seeding Depth: 1/4"-1/2" deep in fine textured seedbed. Longevity: Perennial. Seed Count: 375,000 per pound.

MonsterBuck Sustain Food Plot Mix

Back by popular demand!  MonsterBuck Sustain Food Plot Mix is is formulated to provide high-producing, high-quality browse for your deer herd in the summer months.  Expect this mix to be rocket fuel for your deer herd containing soybeans, field peas, Lab-Lab beans, peredovik sunflowers, cow peas, and buckwheat.  Plant this mix once soil temps are above 60 degrees and the risk of frost has passed.  Sustain Food Plot Mix will be packed with high protein and will be very quick to germinate.  Plant at least 60 days prior to your expected killing frost. Life Cycle: Annual Germination Rate: 10-14 Days Planting Schedule: June through August

Crimson Clover Food Plot Seed

Crimson clover is an excellent choice for food plots, providing rapid, robust growth and significant nitrogen fixation. This annual clover thrives in mild winter climates where growth continues through the winter, followed by the development of leafy flower stalks in early spring. The leaves are trifoliate, with narrow bases and broad terminals, and both the leaves and stems are hairy. The flower heads are elongated, pointed, and bright crimson in color, containing more than 100 florets. Crimson clover is highly nutritious and palatable, making it an ideal choice for winter and spring grazing in mild winter areas, as well as for producing good hay crops.Benefits Deer Attraction: Highly attractive to deer, providing lush and nutritious forage. Nutritional Value: Both as pasture and hay, it is highly nutritious and palatable. Winter Resilience: In mild winter climates, growth continues through the winter and provides excellent spring grazing. High Biomass Production: Produces significant biomass, contributing to soil fertility and structure. Weed Suppression: Effective at suppressing weeds, maintaining clean food plots. Versatile Use: Excellent for winter and spring grazing, as well as hay production. Characteristics Type: Annual clover. Growth: Grows to 6-12 inches in height. Flower: Bright crimson, elongated, and pointed flower heads with more than 100 florets. Seed Count: 145,000 seeds per pound. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 15-18 lbs/acre when planted alone, and 6-9 lbs/acre when used in mixes. Seeding Depth: Plant seeds at a depth of 1/8 inch in a fine-texture seedbed. Planting Range: Suitable for planting in spring and summer. Longevity: Annual. Crimson clover from Elk Mound Seed is designed to enhance food plots, offering high nutritional value and significant soil benefits. Its rapid growth, nutrient-fixing capabilities, and compatibility with other crops make it a versatile and valuable addition to any food plot strategy. This clover ensures a nutritious and reliable food source for deer, supporting a productive and attractive food plot throughout the growing season and into the following year.

Annual and Perennial Mix Food Plot Seed

MOST POPULAR FOOD PLOT MIX!! This is the seed mix food plot managers prefer. Annual and Perennial Mix will attract deer and provide excellent nutrition in both warm and cool seasons. This mix combines canola, turnips & chicory with four types of proven perennial clovers & alfalfa providing the best nutrition available. What makes this product unique is the combination of two brassicas - canola, and turnips - which are traditionally not grown in farming areas yet are great deer attractants. A successful food plot must be monitored to make sure the food plot is adequate for amount of wildlife. Seeded at 10 Lbs to the Acre This mix is unique which will hold wildlife in your area. Germination Rate: 10-14 Days. Planting Schedule: April through June or August. Seed this mix in Oct. for frost seeding. ALL PICTURES ARE FROM ACTUAL CUSTOMERS

Cave In Rock Switchgrass

Cave-In Rock Switchgrass is a long-living, perennial warm-season grass that makes very good bedding and cover for wildlife.  Cave-In-Rock is a particularly desired variety due to the fact that it stands better throughout the winter, providing even better wildlife habitat than other switchgrass varieties.   Scientific name: Panicum virgatum Warm-season perennial grass that is native to North America. Grows best in areas that receive at least 30 inches of rainfall per year 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 Method Rate Drilled 4-6 lbs (PLS) per acre Broadcasted 6-8 lbs (PLS) per acre

Alsike Clover

Its special merit is its adaptation to wet soils, even tolerating some flooding. It is more tolerant to both acid and alkaline soils than other clovers. The stems are quite slender, up to 3 feet long, and tend to be prostrate except in dense stands. The trifoliate leaves are long stemmed with obovate leaflets. Flower heads are not at the terminal of the main stem but are at the terminals of branch stems. White or pink in color. Both stems and leaves are smooth. Valuable both for pasture and hay on soils too wet or too acid for other clovers. Seeding Depth: 1/4"-1/2" deep in well prepared seedbed. Longevity: Perennial. Seed Count: 680,000 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

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

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

Ladino White Clover Food Plot Seed

Ladino white clovers are larger leafed, later blooming and more upright growing than either small or intermediate white clover types. Under optimal fertility and management, ladino white clovers are more productive than other white clover types. However, Ladino clovers are not dependable reseeders and have fewer stolons and leaves close to ground level. Because of these reasons, ladino clovers have lower grazing persistence. Intermediate clovers are exactly as their name implies: intermediate. Flowering period and leaf size fall between small and large-type white clovers. Intermediate types typically reseed more dependably than ladinos, possess many stolons and leaves at ground level, and produce more forage than small types. Because of these traits, intermediate types of white clover persist well in grazing situations. Seeding depth: 1/4-1/2" Longevity: Perennial. Seed Count: 800,000 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.

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

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)

Multi Year- Warm Climate

This warm climate version of Multi Year is a combination of clovers and chicory selected for yield and it's ability to handle browse pressure and hoof traffic.  It will also provide better drought and heat tolerance than other varieties, perfect for land managers in the southern part of the country.  The Multi Year blend provides near year round attraction and nutrition for your herd and should be a staple in every hunter's food plot program.Renovation White: Increased stolon density with wider leaves, highly attractiveStamina White: New variety with a high yield and aggressive root, handles browse extremely wellJumbo II Ladino: Aggressive tillering, large leaves, high yieldPersist Red: Fast establishing, long lasting and highly attractiveAberlasting: Exceptional root system to survive tough conditions, great nutritional valueOasis Chicory: Deep rooted for better drought resistance, excellent nutritional valueForb Feast Chicory: Highly palatable, high in protein and mineralsPerennial Coverage Guidelines Weight Coverage 4 lbs 1/2 acre 8 lbs 1 acre

Barley Food Plot Seed

Can be used for fodder Can provide forage for wildlife Planted in spring or fall Mix with peas, oats or triticale