Ani-Logics™, in collaboration with Lee and Tiffany Lakosky of The CRUSH®, has developed specialized seed varieties for food plots that are highly attractive to whitetails, particularly for late-season hunting.
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CRUSH® Seeds of Science™ Turnips: This turnip variety is specifically engineered for late-season attraction, producing large bulbs and extensive top growth. Its high tonnage and protein content, combined with remarkable durability under extreme temperatures, make it ideal for kill plots. It's an annual plant, best sown in the fall, and ideally planted when rain is expected within 10 days of sowing.
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CRUSH® Seeds of Science™ Radishes: After extensive research at the Lakosky farm, this radish variety emerged as the most attractive due to its robust top and bottom growth. It's a forage radish capable of enduring heavy grazing while still providing significant biomass and protein. This variety excels in extreme weather conditions, including drought, making it a resilient choice for annual food plots. Plant in the fall, preferably when rain is forecasted soon after planting.
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Ani-Crush™ Forage Collards: Identified as the premier brassica for food plots, forage collards have been tested and proven at Lee and Tiffany’s farm. They exhibit exceptional cold tolerance and a low growth point, making them perfect for late-season plots. Despite heavy grazing, they yield substantial top growth. With a high protein content, they are irresistible to whitetails. These collards are annuals, best planted in the fall, and for optimum growth, sowing should coincide with expected rainfall within 10 days.
Each of these varieties is specially formulated for ease of establishment and maximum attraction, making them excellent choices for hunters looking to enhance their food plots for whitetail deer.
