



SugarBeets
Our SUGARBEETS blend is a high-energy brassica blend built for late-season attraction and cold-weather durability. With a combination of sugar beets and purple top turnips, this mix delivers maximum carbohydrate content when whitetails need it most. After the first hard frost, both crops become highly palatable, drawing deer in with their sweet, nutrient-dense roots and leafy tops. SUGARBEETS includes our ESSENTIAL® HYDRO-HOLD with NUTRIENT BOOST coating-germination is jump-started, root development is enhanced, and seedling survival is increased, ensuring your plot establishes fast and holds strong.
Guaranteed Analysis: 50% Sugar Beets, 50% Purple Top Turnips
Coverage: 1/2 Acre (4 lbs.)



ESSENTIAL
A proprietary seed coating designed to lock in moisture normally lost to evaporation and release it back to the seed during the germination process.
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COMMON QUESTIONS
Our team prides ourselves on nearly a century of agricultural knowledge and a team of agronomists at the ready to answer any food plot related questions.
How much fertilizer do I need to use?
Utilize 100 lbs. per 1/4 acre of 19-19-19 for Switchgrass and PlotScreen. Utilize 40 lbs. per 1/4 acre of 19-19-19 for Brassicas, Wintergreens and Turnips. For Clover, use 100 lbs. per acre of 0-20-20.
LIME: 1000lbs per 1/4 acre IF PH LEVELS ARE <4.5 or as recommended by your soil sample
How do I prepare the seed bed?
Spray overgrown plots with Glyphosate 2-3 weeks prior to your planned discing date. Utilize a disc, chain rake or any means available to disturb the soil. This will provide ample seed-to-soil contact, resulting in optimal germination.
What is the best seed for my area?
To get help finding the best seed to use for your goals, tap the Chat-Icon on the bottom right of the screen. A customer service representative will be with you ASAP to guide you to the best seed for your deer.

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