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Give Your Food Plot a Healthy Start

Have you ever noticed when you plant a “blend” of seeds from different plant types, some seem to germinate and come up better than others and some may seem healthier?

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Fast Food Plots

You can build a fast food plot almost anywhere but it will be far more effective if you locate it somewhere deer are naturally inclined to go. Even better is a place where natural deer movement is concentrated or funneled. It can be as big as a saddle between ridges, or as small as a fallen tree.

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Soil Testing for Productive Food Plots

Knowing the characteristics of the soil not only helps determine the most productive species to plant but gives land managers the information needed to properly amend the soil ensuring a successful, nutritious food plot. Since soil acidity levels are so important in establishing and creating a successful food plot, Mossy Oak BioLogic has created an easy-to-use way to test the pH and nutrient status of your soil. By following a few simple steps you can

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Growing Big Deer: Nutrition’s Effect on Antler and Body Size

Research has shown time and time again the importance of nutrition for white-tailed deer to fulfill their genetic potential for body growth and antler size. Maintaining appropriate deer densities, habitat management, and supplemental food plantings are all management activities routinely practiced by gamekeepers to improve diet quality for deer. However, what if we told you that not only is a deer a product of what it eats, but also what its mother and grandmother ate!?

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Improving Seed Germination

Seed germination and seedling survival are obviously vital to a successful planting. One reason for planting failure we see is seedling death due to lack of moisture after the seed has germinated.

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Maintaining Your Food Plot Equipment

The more intricate an implement, the greater possibility for more tribulations…that is, unless you perform proper periodic maintenance. Keeping your equipment in tip-top shape means it works better and lasts longer. Many gamekeepers would agree that one of the most versatile, useful implements is a Firminator because of its unique one-pass planting capability. There are 162 individual parts and 416 individual pieces of hardware (nuts, bolts and washer) that go into making a Firminator.

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