Highly attractive to deer for increased food plot activity
Deep taproot reaches 30 inches to bring nutrients to the surface, improving soil fertility
Versatile planting in both spring and fall for flexible schedules
Cool season performance with late-season appeal for late hunting seasons
Tolerant to lower pH, adapting to various soil conditions
Summarized by Shop
Forage radishes are an excellent choice for attracting deer to your food plots with their lush, nutritious forage while also enhancing soil health. In optimal conditions, the taproot of forage radishes can reach down as far as 30 inches, bringing essential nutrients up to the soil surface. These radishes are well-suited as a cool-season a
Type
Annual forage crop
Root System
Taproot, up to 30 inches deep
Seeding Depth
1/4 to 1/2 inch
Seeding Rate
8-10 lbs per acre alone, 3-6 lbs per acre in mixes
Planting Range
Late July to August, at least 4-6 weeks before first killing frost