Developed in collaboration with FowlWeather Podcast, this southern-focused waterfowl food plot blend is engineered to deliver continuous attraction all season long, while also improving soil health and plot sustainability. Carefully selected for reliability, and seasonal nutrition, this blend is designed to establish strong, provide consistent forage, and keep waterfowl fed as they head north. Backed by Hancock Seed’s proven sourcing and quality standards and guided by FowlWeather’s real-world wildlife expertise, this mix delivers trusted performance from planting to peak season.~~~

Developed in collaboration with FowlWeather Podcast, this southern-focused waterfowl food plot blend is engineered to deliver continuous attraction all season long, while also improving soil health and plot sustainability. Carefully selected for reliability, and seasonal nutrition, this blend is designed to establish strong, provide consistent forage, and keep waterfowl fed as they head north. Backed by Hancock Seed’s proven sourcing and quality standards and guided by FowlWeather’s real-world wildlife expertise, this mix delivers trusted performance from planting to peak season.

Product Information

• Application or Use: Food Plot, Cover Crop
• Germination Time: 7 - 21 days, under optimal conditions
• Growing Locations: Warm Season, Transition Zone
• Height: 2 - 6 feet
• Sunlight Requirements: 8+ hours, full sun for best results
• Advantages: Delivers an easy to grow, high protein food plot.
• When to Plant: Recommended planting time is June to early-July in Transition Zone and Cool Season Zone.

 

Broadcast on tilled soil or hot mud after drawdown in May and June to attract ducks all duck season long and feed them on their start back north. Southern latitude summers provide great opportunity to produce an abundance of planted duck foods. This simple, but effective mix provides the greatest diversity of seed sizes and nutrients for southern duck hunters to attract a diversity of duck species from mallards, to pintails, to green-winged teal, and more. 

Method: broadcast on tilled soil or hot mud after drawdown in May and June, preferably just before a hard rain.

Mixture:

• Japanese Millet
• Chiwapa Millet
• White Proso Millet
• Barnyard Grass
• Pennsylvania Smartweed
• Panic Grass

  *Product packaging may appear different than what is pictured. Subject to change due to harvest, pricing and availability.~~~

Method: broadcast on tilled soil or hot mud after drawdown in May and June, preferably just before a hard rain.

Fertilizer – NA

Seeding rate: 25 lbs per acre per acre for pure stand, 5 lbs per acre to enhance

Seeding depth – NA, broadcast prior to hard rain

Ideal ph - 5.5 to 6.5

Gmo – No

Inoculant needed – No

Coated or Raw – Raw

Lifecycle: Annual

Climate zones: Cool Season, Transition Zone