Our Southwest Semi-Arid Steppe Upland Game Food Plot Mix has been designed to provide turkeys, pheasants and other upland game birds with a source of consistent, reliable food and shelter throughout the season. Variety is the key to success when it comes to food plots, and this mix contains a range of heavy seed-producing forages including cereal grains, millets, legumes and forbs. Ideal for use throughout the hot, dry climate of southwestern Texas and southern New Mexico. This mix produces a stand that will contain approximately:

35% Grain Sorghum

25% Foxtail Millet

25% White Proso Millet

10% Yellow Sweet Clover

5% Maximilian Sunflower

In an effort to help our customers visualize the finished product, note that the percentages listed above are what you can expect the stand to contain once established. For the contents of this seed mix by weight, please contact us to request a digital copy of the seed tag.

Our Great Plains Upland Game Food Plot Mix has been designed to provide turkeys, pheasants and other upland game birds with a source of consistent, reliable food and shelter throughout the season. Variety is the key to success when it comes to food plots, and this mix contains a range of heavy seed-producing forages including cereal grains, millets, legumes and forbs. Ideal for use throughout the varying climate of southern North Dakota, South Dakota, eastern Wyoming, eastern Colorado, eastern New Mexico, northern Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska. This mix produces a stand that will contain approximately:

35% Grain Sorghum

25% Foxtail Millet

25% White Proso Millet

10% Yellow Sweet Clover

5% Maximilian Sunflower

In an effort to help our customers visualize the finished product, note that the percentages listed above are what you can expect the stand to contain once established. For the contents of this seed mix by weight, please contact us to request a digital copy of the seed tag.

Forage chicory is a broadleaf perennial forb native to central Europe. It produces succulent leaves that offer palatable and nutritious forage for livestock with digestibility and mineral content greater than alfalfa. It’s especially beneficial for sheep and goats where it helps to control internal parasites. Prefers fertile, well-drained soils and grows up to six feet if left ungrazed. Forage chicory is an excellent summer forage producer, but needs a 30 day rest period between grazings for best results. Partners well with cool-season grasses and legumes.

Native to southwestern Asia, meadow brome is a cool-season rhizomatous perennial grass. It produces highly palatable forage for all types of livestock and wildlife, reaching heights of 2-6 feet. It’s well adapted to the foothills and mountain regions of the West, and can be grown without irrigation in areas receiving at least 14 inches of annual rainfall. Meadow brome is capable of rapid growth and recovery following mowing or grazing. Very cold hardy and tolerant of a wide range of well-drained soil conditions. One of the best forage grasses for western and northwestern states.

Scientific Name: Bromopsis biebersteinii, formerly known as Bromus biebersteinii