What Brassica Species Should You Plant in Your Food Plot?

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Brassicas are a staple in fall food plots. Depending on the species they can provide great forage throughout the hunting season, and then some. You've got turnips, radishes, rape, forage radish, purple top turnips, groundhog radish, kale, and a bunch of different other trade names. Well in this video we go over the main brassicas you're probably looking at planting in your food plots to attract and hold deer this season, and why you might choose one over the other.
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5 авг 2024

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@paulsell2438 2 года назад

Turnips and radishes are a must in my mix each year in NC, the deer love them and basically till the soil for me to get to the tubers.

@kurtcaramanidis5705 2 года назад

Very smart and important to have clover and grains with them.

@jaytaylor6988 2 года назад

Good information, getting ready👍

@stirlingmatteo3126 Год назад

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@lloydduston707 Год назад

Is it ok to plant the same thing in the same field every year? Ever plant brassicas back to back year after year? Thought you had to rotate

@InformedOutdoors Год назад

I tend to skip them every two years, but I’m not sure how much we need to worry about it. I know it can be an issue in larger ag fields, but I wonder how many people plant their food plots every year without any problems.