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| Big Fellow RRTM... is an extremely tall, very large leafed Roundup Ready forage variety. It has been tested in numerous university trials and is an outstanding high protein, high tonnage producer. Big Fellow is also known for its drought tolerance and indeterminant growth habit which makes it truly rare. It can keep growing through heavy browsing by cattle or deer. It continues providing excellent nutrition later in the year after other varieties have completed their life cycle. Big Fellow is superior to both earlier and later maturing soybeans as a food for animals because it puts on more than twice as many nodes as a regular cultivar -- this means more height, tonnage, leaf area, and browse tolerance. This variety is a favorite of silage growers since it has very high feed value...equal to alfalfa. It has excellent seed yield and is available in the deer blends, Wildlife Manager's Mix, Habitat Haven, and GameKeeper. |
| Large Lad RRTM ... is our most popular food plot variety and is known for its excellent seed yield and tonnage production. Similar to Big Fellow, Large Lad plants can reach heights up to 84 inches and provide excellent forage for deer and cattle. It is a favorite of hay producers due to its excellent nutritional qualities. Large Lad is easy to grow and has resistance to many foliar diseases, root rots, stem canker and races of nematodes. The forage varieties listed on this site are widely adapted to numerous soil types and can withstand tougher growing conditions than regular soybeans. Large Lad is also available in the deer blends, Game Keeper, Wildlife Manager's Mix, and Habitat Haven. The deer blends are formulated for specific growing regions and can produce seed in even the most northern and southern US geographies. |
| Game Keeper RRTM... is our most popular food plot blend for lower mid-west and southern customers since it provides the longest growing season. This special blend contains Big Fellow, Large Lad, and the World's First and only Roundup Ready Climbing soybean, Whitetail Thicket RRTM. Whitetail Thicket RRTM is known for its amazing branching, vines up to 10 feet in length, and the long-green season it provides. Whitetail Thicket RRTM is an indeterminant group 8+ soybean with amazing drought tolerance and the ability to handle less than ideal soils. |
| Wildlife Manager's Mix RRTM... was originally developed for our northern customers; we now have three selections available based on your geography (use map pictured below). Wildlife Manager's Mix RR is a custom, niche blend containing both forage types, climbing soybean, and soybean varieties that are tall, high yielding and broadly adapted for your geography. The blend features 4 maturity groups which mature at different times and allow the deer to feed on both mature soybean and green leaf tissue. You will get high tonnage, excellent browse tolerance and great seed yield all in one bag. |
| Habitat Haven RRTM... Habitat Haven is a special order item available for specific growing regions and is known for providing excellent deer cover, tonnage and seed yield. It has a wide range of maturity groups and is easy to grow. |
| Pictured above is one plant of Whitetail Thicket RR. Whitetail Thicket is available in the deer blends Game Keeper RR and Wildlife Manager's Mix RR. Notice the prolific branching and tonnage. Whitetail Thicket is The World's First Climbing Soybean and is known for its long green season and the ability to cope with droughty and less than ideal soils. |
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| Large Lad RR grown in 2010 at the Clemson University Research Farm on dryland in an extremely hot, dry summer. |
| Big Fellow RR grown at the Big Horn Ranch in Missouri without irrigation. Note: measuring stick is 4 feet instead of 3 feet in length. |
| Three selections of Wildlife Manager's Mix RR are available based on growing region. Use the USDA map on right to let us know which region suits you best. Northern Blend Midwestern Blend Southern Blend *If in a borderline area, go with the more northern blend. |
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