Top Ten Cream of the Crop Fall Deer Food Plot Crops - SOUTH
Top Ten Cream of the Crop Fall Deer Food Plot Crops - SOUTH
TABLE TEN CREAM OF THE CROP FALL DEER FOOD PLOT PLANTS APPROPRIATE FOR SOUTHERN U.S. (Not in order of value or preference).
TYPE
SPECIES
SEEDLING SOIL
DROUGHT
YIELD
% PROTEIN % TOTAL
BROADCAST VALUE COST
PLANTING
(ANNUAL OR
VIGOR
ACIDITY TOLERANCE TONS/AC
DIGESTABLE RATE/ACRE** RANK*** RANK**** DATES
PERENNIAL)
NUTRIENTS (PLANTED ALONE) (see footnotes)
FERTILIZER
(see footnotes)
MINIMUM TREATMENT/COMMENTS
pH
(for more fertilizer and lime
information see footnotes)
(DRILLED =HALF)
ANNUAL
(RESEEDING)
Arrowleaf CloverF
F
G
ANNUAL
(RESEEDING)
Crimson Clover E
G
F
ANNUAL
Red Clover
E
F
F
2--4
17-26
PERENNIAL
Ladino Clover
F
F
F
3--5
PERENNIAL
Alfalfa
G
P
E
3--6
PERENNIAL
Chicory
G
G
E
ANNUAL
Austrian winter F
peas
F
ANNUAL
Radishes,
Turnips
E
ANNUAL
Oats OR
Wheat
Rape (Canola)
E
E
G
ANNUAL
2--3
16-26
56-61
20 lbs/acre
MED
MED
September &
October
300 lbs/acre 0-20-30
20 lbs/acre
MED
MED
September &
October
300 lbs/acre 0-20-30
57-62
10 lbs/acre
HIGH
HIGH
September &
October
300 lbs/acre 0-20-30
21-29
57-62
5 lbs/acre
HIGH
HIGH
September &
October
300 lbs/acre 0-20-30
21-29
57-62
30 lbs/acre
HIGH
HIGH
September
400 lbs/acre 0-20-30
10-30
5 lbs/acre
MED
HIGH
September
300 lbs/acre 19-19-19
F
25-28
30 lbs/acre
MED
MED
September
300 lbs/acre 0-20-30
E
G
20-40
10 lbs/acre
5 lbs/acre
HIGH
HIGH
September &
October
300 lbs/acre 19-19-19
F
P
G
F
F
G
100 lbs/acre
MED
LOW
300 lbs/acre 19-19-19
5 lbs/acre
MED
MED
September &
October
September &
October
22-26
1--4
15-26
1--3
22-31
55-60
*Get soil test. In lieu of soil test apply 1-3 tons/acre lime and 300 lbs/acre 19-19-19 (or 600 lbs/acre 10-10-10) at planting.
**Broadcast rate in table only applies when planted in pure stand.
One application of lime lasts for 3-5 years.
***Value rank considers production, utilization, quality, persistence, and palatibility.
****Cost rank considers one time seed price only. Perennials and reseeding annuals are a real economic bonus after the first year.
300 lbs/acre 19-19-19
5.5 Stand can be re-established
by disking lightly in August.
Wheat & rye can be
overseeded if desired.
All clover needs innoculation.
5.5 Stand can be re-established
by disking lightly in September
All clover needs innoculation.
6.0 Mow as needed to control
grass competition. Fertilize
once per year in September.
All clover needs innoculation.
6.0 Mow frequently to control
weed competition. Fertilize
once per year in September.
All clover needs innoculation.
6.5 Difficult to establish,
high maintenance, needs
weevil & weed control.
5.5 Drought resistant,
heavy nitrogen user.
5.5 Subject to kill by overgrazing.
If peas mature, disk lightly in
August to re-establish stand.
5.5 Very high production
Most often grazed after frosts
Large roots also eaten
6.0 Oats may reseed if disked
lightly in September
5.5 Can be shortlived. Deer use
may vary from light to heavy.
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