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Aeschynomene, or American joint vetch, is a highly palatable warm season annual legume. Also known as deer vetch, joint vetch is particularly popular among food plot enthusiasts as it attracts wildlife such as whitetail, wild turkey, and bobwhite quail. American joint vetch not only provides excellent nutrition for large animals, but also excellent habitat for game birds. American joint vetch is an excellent way to add diversity to a mix and increase nitrogen fixing capabilities. 

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This improved alfalfa variety from Mountain View Seed is bred for superior performance in yield, persistence, and quality. 4220Q is an excellent option for alfalfa growers across the country with high resistance to stem nematode and spotted alfalfa aphid, as well as resistance to pea aphid. This variety has a fall dormancy rating of 4 and a winter hardiness rating of 2.

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Majestic alfalfa is a Mountain View Seed variety bred for quality and yield. This is a great variety to use in areas with a hard pan and/or a high water table as it expresses branch root trait. The sunken crown makes it ideal for grazing situations and areas with harsh winters. Majestic comes with an excellent disease resistance package and is rated 1.5 for winter hardiness and 3.9 for fall dormancy. 

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Alfalfa is the most common and most productive perennial legume. It is usually used as a perennial monoculture for hay but at low rates and with good rotational grazing, alfalfa can also be used in pasture mixes to boost diversity and animal performance.

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Extending the grazing season while protecting and building the soil is a great benefit of this species. The biomass N content can range from 1.3-2.4% and varies depending on the amount of residual N left from the previous crop. Reports of annual ryegrass having the potential to scavenge up to 200 lbs of residual N/A/yr have been recorded. Ryegrass can be very successfully broadcast into established row crops. Winter killed ryegrass can still provide weed suppression, soil protection and trap residual N until spring. Ryegrass attracts very few pest insects that could pester the next crop. With lower needed seeding rates per acre you will spend less on freight and your applicator can remain in the drill or in the air longer. Annual ryegrass has deep roots, but when considering it for more northern areas, it must be established prior to hard freezing in order to have the best chance of winter survival. 

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Annual ryegrass stands out as a captivating and remarkable grass within the realm of cover crops. It offers a plethora of advantages, including winter grazing, impressive yields, and an often underrated impact on breaking through compacted soils. Notably, tetraploid ryegrass boasts rapid establishment, extended and broader leaves, but that comes with a reduced cold tolerance when compared to diploid annual ryegrass.

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FIXation balansa clover is the most cold-tolerant annual clover, surviving temperatures as low as -15. Where it does overwinter, FIXation is capable of growing over 200 lbs of nitrogen biomass and it even has a hollow stem making it an option for roller crimping. This can also be used for a high yielding, high protein feed before transitioning to the next summer crop. To have the best chance at winter survivability, plant earlier than other overwintering species. For more information on FIXation balansa clover, visit https://fixationclover.com.

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Cosaque black oats offer several advantages over traditional oats, including superior nutritional value, digestibility, palatability, and a robust tillering capacity. They exhibit forage yields comparable to cereal rye and demonstrate good winter hardiness, often serving as a winter annual crop in southern regions. Notably, these oats thrive even in low-quality soils, contributing to soil restoration and enrichment due to their exceptional root system. A great fall grazing option across the U.S. and a great overwintering grass as you get south of Interstate-70.

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Buckwheat is a fast establishing broadleaf that works great as a warm season cover crop. Buckwheat is also known for being a phosphorus scavenger. This means it can take up phosphorus more efficiently than other plants. Being a short season plant with 45-60 day maturity, it can produce viable seed throughout the growing season. In a situation where a buckwheat plant is grazed, it can drop a seed down to take that previous plant's spot to help prevent weeds. Additionally, buckwheat is fast to flower, making it a great species for pollinators. 

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Notice: This product may NOT be used for grain production, seed production, or mechanically harvested forage. Rye has an excellent fibrous root system that alleviates surface compaction. Rye can be successful planted later then almost any other cover crop due to its low germination and growth temperature requirements. Cereal rye is known for being the best cereal crop at retaining residual N. It's typical for a fall planted cereal rye crop to scavenge on average 25 to 50 lbs of N, with cases scavenging in excess of 100 lbs of N. The vigorous spring growth has successful weed suppression through competition and allelopathic chemicals. Rye can be terminated in the spring through the alternative methods of rolling, mowing, or crimping after boot stage. Rye will out yield any other cereal crops when planted in droughty, infertile, or sandy soils.

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Cereal Rye has an excellent fibrous root system that alleviates surface compaction. Rye can be successful planted later then almost any other cover crop due to its low germination and growth temperature requirements. Cereal rye is known for being the best cereal crop at retaining residual N. It's typical for a fall planted cereal rye crop to scavenge on average 25 to 50 lbs of N, with cases scavenging in excess of 100 lbs of N. The vigorous spring growth has successful weed suppression through competition and allelopathic chemicals. Rye can be terminated in the spring through the alternative methods of rolling, mowing, or crimping after boot stage. Rye will out yield any other cereal crops when planted in droughty, infertile, or sandy soils.

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Cereal Rye has an excellent fibrous root system that alleviates surface compaction. Rye can be successful planted later then almost any other cover crop due to its low germination and growth temperature requirements. Cereal rye is known for being the best cereal crop at retaining residual N. It's typical for a fall planted cereal rye crop to scavenge on average 25 to 50 lbs of N, with cases scavenging in excess of 100 lbs of N. The vigorous spring growth has successful weed suppression through competition and allelopathic chemicals. Rye can be terminated in the spring through the alternative methods of rolling, mowing, or crimping after boot stage. Rye will out yield any other cereal crops when planted in droughty, infertile, or sandy soils.

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Cowpeas are one of the most popular warm season legumes. They love the heat, they tolerate drought, and they offer nitrogen fixation in a soil building mix, or higher protein in an annual grazing mix. Cowpeas have a long maturity which means when they are planted at the beginning of summer, they can achieve a lot of growth before temperatures cool down into fall.

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The cucurbit plant family includes plants like squash, pumpkins, and gourds. These warm season annual broadleaves are known for being viny which can be a very desirable trait to have in a cover crop blend. In the case of a row skip when planting or a troublesome soil spot in the field, nearby cucurbits will vine out to soak up the sun where nothing else is growing. These cucurbit fruits can also add nutrition to winter stockpile forage mixes as the cold weather softens their outsides and cattle learn to eat the seeds and fruit flesh.

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Fall Cattle Builder is a livestock producers go to mix for fall forage production.  We've combined the palatability of triticale and collards with rapid emergence from the oats and a protein punch from the peas to make a grazing mix perfect for fall, even winter grazing. Plant this mix after a silage crop, a wheat crop, or on any field you're hoping to graze in the cooler months. A late fall planting could also be grazed the following spring.  Use this mix to... feed livestock cycle nutrients suppress weeds Ideal for... farmers with livestock  ranchers These seeds are non-GMO and not treated with pesticides. This product is pre-inoculated with Elevate'd Fungi and RhizoBac X-Tend to increase the biological activity in your soil. Both products are OMRI approved. 

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Are you looking for premium deer forage that lasts from the start of hunting season through spring? Look no further than Fall Release. This diverse blend not only attracts and nourishes bucks but also enhances soil health. Packed with several species of protein-rich legumes and brassicas, as well as nutrient-dense cereal grains, this mix is engineered to thrive from early season through the cold of winter and into spring when it’s time to plant a summer blend.  This blend can suppress weeds while providing high-quality. As a result, it attracts deer from the start of season and helps them be ready to produce antlers and fawns the next spring.  Pro Tip: To attract and feed deer throughout the year, drill or broadcast the Summer Release blend into the Fall Release blend during the late spring. This product is pre-inoculated with the Green Boost 2.0 Biology Package, so you can reduce your fertilizer usage. Green Boost 2.0 includes: MycoGreen NPK is a dual inoculant containing ten functionally diverse mycorrhizal fungi and eight bacterial species. Elevate'd Fungi is a seed applied inoculant derived from natural products designed to stimulate seed germination, increase root and biological biomass in the soil, and improve soil structure.  RhizoBac X-Tend features high concentrations of multi-species nitrogen fixing rhizobia for peas, vetch, cowpeas, sunn hemp and soybeans. Additionally, free living nitrogen fixing and phosphorus solubilizing bacteria combine for a robust broad spectrum seed treatment for your cover crops.  Healthier and more vigorous plants will lead to healthier animals and bigger antlers! Green Cover was not able to source all these seeds from organic certified production.  All seeds are non-GMO and non-treated.

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This Brachytic Dwarf Forage Sorghum brings a jump in yield potential. Excellent standability, top-notch quality feed and now featuring our Aphix SCA tolerance. This is a benchmark of all high-yielding forage sorghum products in the lineup. If you need a product to push the limits of yield and provide superb agronomics, this is the one to try.

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Sweet Cane Max is a medium maturity, male sterile, forage sorghum. This hybrid fits well in high-quality forage production or grazing operations. It has superior standability when compared to other hybrids. Sweet Cane should be used in single cutting/grazing or winter grazing scenarios.  When drying conditions are favorable it can be used for hay. Usually it is cut once the plant has headed out for highest sugar content or used for winter stockpile grazing. Sweet Cane will not produce grain unless pollinated with other sorghums, so isolation is recommended to protect sterility.

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Italian ryegrass is an excellent option for grazing. This high quality forage withstands close grazing which allows for total forage utilization. Italian ryegrass is generally considered a biennial, so it remains vegetative in its first year of growth and will not produce seed until its second year of growth. The Tetra Prime variety has improved winter hardiness along with excellent drought tolerance. 

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Notice: This product may NOT be used for grain production, seed production, or mechanically harvested forage. Cereal Rye has an excellent fibrous root system that alleviates surface compaction. Rye can be successful planted later then almost any other cover crop due to its low germination and growth temperature requirements. Cereal rye is known for being the best cereal crop at retaining residual N. It's typical for a fall planted cereal rye crop to scavenge on average 25 to 50 lbs of N, with cases scavenging in excess of 100 lbs of N. The vigorous spring growth has successful weed suppression through competition and allelopathic chemicals. Rye can be terminated in the spring through the alternative methods of rolling, mowing, or crimping after boot stage. Rye will out yield any other cereal crops when planted in droughty, infertile, or sandy soils.

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Note: This product is certified organic. Buckwheat is a fast establishing broadleaf that works great as a warm season cover crop. Buckwheat is also known for being a phosphorus scavenger. This means it can take up phosphorus more efficiently than other plants. Being a short season plant with 45-60 day maturity, it can produce viable seed throughout the growing season. In a situation where a buckwheat plant is grazed, it can drop a seed down to take that previous plant's spot to help prevent weeds. Additionally, buckwheat is fast to flower, making it a great species for pollinators.

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Our Overwintering Mix is designed to be planted in the fall and overwinter, providing ground cover and a living root throughout the cold winter months. Hairy Vetch, Fixation Balansa Clover, and Winter Peas are some of the most cold-hearty legumes that will provide organic nitrogen in the spring. Cereal Rye and Winter Barley provide a carbon source, massive root growth, and living mulch for weed suppression. Rapeseed is a great forage if you want to graze this mix, but it also provides a great taproot for breaking compacted soils. The Overwintering Mix is the perfect mix to plant in the fall, provide erosion protection through the winter, and will start growing right away in the spring to get ahead of weeds. You can terminate this cover crop and plant your cash crop right into the residue. Use this mix to... reduce erosion add diversity suppress weeds Ideal for... gardeners and homesteaders farmers and ranchers These seeds are non-GMO and not treated with pesticides. This product is pre-inoculated with Elevate'd Fungi and RhizoBac X-Tend to increase the biological activity in your soil. Both products are OMRI approved. 

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Free Shipping on all Green Cover products on SeedTime. Green Cover's Overwintering Mix is a multi-species cover crop mix designed to be planted in the fall and overwinter, providing ground cover and a living root throughout the cold winter months. Hairy Vetch, Fixation Balansa Clover and Wyoming Winter Peas are some of the most cold-hearty legumes that will provide organic nitrogen in the spring. Elbon Cereal Rye, Winter Barley, and Black Oats provide a carbon source and massive root growth.  Rapeseed is a great forage if you want to graze this mix, but it also provides a great taproot for breaking compacted soils. Crimping or mowing this mix will give you a mulch perfect for transplanting into in the spring. This mix can also be tilled into the soil as a green manure. Not sure where to start? Check out our Quick Start Guide on Cover Crops in the Garden. Ingredients Balansa Clover, Winter Peas, Cereal Rye, Winter Barley, Black Oats, Rapeseed, Hairy Vetch, Elevate'd Fungi Inoculant, and RhizoBac X-Tend Inoculant Though these seeds are not sourced from organic production, our seeds are non-GMO and not treated with pesticides. All inoculants are manufactured to organic standard. Planting  Broadcast and lightly incorporate 4-6 weeks before first frost. Minimum Germination Temperature: 40 °FBroadcast Seeding Rate: 2 lbs/1000 square feet (90 lbs per acre) Timing For best results, plant 4-6 weeks before the first average frost date during the fall. Planting can continue even through the first few frosts but the mix will likely not grow much in the fall and spring growth will be only from the most winter hardy species in the mix, likely rye, barley, and vetch. Termination For no-till applications, we recommend terminating Overwintering mix by crimping or mowing with a flail mower followed by a tarp for 2 weeks before your desired planting date. The cereal grains will crimp better when they are mature. When rye is shedding its pollen, it is ready for crimping. However, if you can't wait to plant, crimping can still be successful even when the plant is not yet mature if it is followed with a tarp to ensure that it is effectively terminated. Overwintering mix can also be terminated by tilling and incorporating as a green manure. Where the context allows, grazing can be effective at terminating overwintering mix if it is followed by a silage tarp. On a very small scale, cutting with a hand sickle or turning the soil over with a shovel and following with a tarp can also be effective. Inoculants This product is pre-inoculated with Elevate'd Fungi and RhizoBac X-Tend to increase the biological activity in your soil.  Elevate'd Fungi is a seed applied inoculant derived from natural products designed to stimulate seed germination, increase root and biological biomass in the soil, and improve soil structure. OMRI status has been applied for and is pending.  Rhizo-Bac X-Tend features high concentrations of multi-species nitrogen fixing rhizobia for peas, vetch, cowpeas, sunn hemp and soybeans, Additionally, free living nitrogen fixing and phosphorus solubilizing bacteria combine for a robust broad spectrum seed treatment for your cover crops. We use Elevate'd Fungi as the liquid carrier for this dry inoculant to ensure proper coating on every seed for every mix. This product is OMRI approved.* *OMRI Certificates: OMRI Certificate for Elevate'd Fungi; OMRI Certificate for RhizoBac X-Tend The Six Principles of Soil Health Cover crops are most effective at building your soil when you follow the principles of soil health: Keep the Soil Covered Maximize Biodiversity Integrate Livestock Maintain Living Roots Minimize Disturbance Know Your Context About Green Cover Not all seed is created equal Clean seed? Check. Excellent germination? Check. Evenly mixed ratios? Check. Pre-added biology with helpful microbes? Check. When you’re ready to amp up the diversity in your cover crops look no further than Green Cover. We believe that the same soil health principles that work in large-scale farming apply to the home garden. Our expertly designed pre-made mixes are some of the most common mixes we create, designed to improve soil health, no matter the size of your field (or garden bed!). Regenerative Resources Drawing upon our team’s expertise and experience, we collaborate with farmers, ranchers and soil health researchers to produce a bounty of free, educational resources. Each year, we release the Soil Health Resource Guide, webinar series, conferences, field days and more in order to help you to make informed decisions about your soils. Faith Based, Farmer Built, Family Owned Like many farmers, faith and family go hand in hand with the day to day operations. We built our company to help people regenerate God’s creation to be enjoyed for many generations after us. Together with our family and employees, we’ve built this dream, and we’re all here to serve you and watch your soil health dreams become a reality.

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The Pasture Frost Seed mix is designed to add diversity to an existing pasture and works great planted in late winter/early spring before the frost is out of the ground.  Two types of clover provide the bulk of the mix helping your pasture fix nitrogen and providing livestock with protein. Korean lespedeza adds a warm season legume component which will thrive during the heat of the summer. Chicory and plantain are known for their antimicrobial and antiparasitic properties in livestock, helping keep your herd healthy. If you're looking to spruce up your perennial pasture the Pasture Frost Seed Mix is just for you.  Use this mix to... add diversity to an existing perennial pasture fix nitrogen build soil organic matter Ideal for... livestock producers anybody with perennial pasture These seeds are non-GMO and not treated with pesticides. This product is pre-inoculated with Elevate'd Fungi and RhizoBac X-Tend to increase the biological activity in your soil. Both products are OMRI approved. 

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Post-Wheat Cover is made for... you guessed it, post wheat harvest cover. Instead of going fallow, cover your bare soil with diversity, grazing opportunity, and robust life systems. Sunn hemp is an excellent legume for summer growth. Forage sorghum and sorghum sudan provide lots of biomass to help with weed suppression throughout the growing season. Radish and sunflower help to add diversity and break up compaction while buckwheat is a favorite among pollinators.  If you're a wheat or small grain farmer be sure to try this Post-Wheat Cover mix this year.  Use this mix to... suppress weeds build soil organic matter improve nutrient cycling Ideal for... row crop farmers small grain producers These seeds are non-GMO and not treated with pesticides. This product is pre-inoculated with Elevate'd Fungi and RhizoBac X-Tend to increase the biological activity in your soil. Both products are OMRI approved. 

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You're probably familiar with using rye as a cover crop before beans, but why not add a little extra diversity for a whole lot of benefit. Rapeseed and flax both come from different plant families, (brassicaceae and linaceae respectively) bringing with them a whole host of new microbial diversity to the soil. This is especially helpful on corn and bean rotations where grasses and legumes dominate the landscape.  Try the Pre-Bean mix as a fall planted cover crop prior to planting beans in the spring. Use this mix to... prevent erosion build soil organic matter improve nutrient cycling Ideal for... row crop farmers soybean producers These seeds are non-GMO and not treated with pesticides. This product is pre-inoculated with Elevate'd Fungi and AEA's SeedFlare to increase the biological activity in your soil. Elevate'd Fungi is OMRI approved. SeedFlare is NOT OMRI approved. 

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Rapid fall growth in short windows allows radishes to fit perfectly into a traditional corn and soybean rotation. Radish residue breaks down very quickly in the spring leaving a clean seed bed. The residue has been proven to inhibit small seeded annuals from germinating. Nutrients that were scavenged are readily released back into the soil for the subsequent crop. A field planted in radishes, will allow the soil to dry and warm faster in the spring. The large root channel left behind is rich in nutrients. It allows tremendous water infiltration and  reduces water erosion by creating a path for crops roots to follow through compacted soil layers. During decomposition radish biofumigates the soil which can reduce pest and nematode populations.

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Green Cover Seed is proud to market the all new Smart Radish. It is bred specifically for the cover crop and soil health market with more lateral roots to help it grow further into the soil profile without heaving upward when it hits a compaction layer. The variety has a trait for higher plant tillering to provide more leaf area and higher plant biomass than many other radish options for forage, soil, cover and green manure. Larger leaves mean more solar collection area to harvest the sun’s energy, and the smoother leaf means it’s better for forage and grazing.

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506x51 is a brachytic dwarf BMR sorghum sudangrass with a longer maturity than standard sorghum sudan hybrids. 506x51 has high tillering capacity genetics that will help with filling in row spaces when planting at wider rows. This is also a benefit when grazing, as once the plant is consumed the plant will stool. The delayed maturity benefit to this variety also pairs it nicely with longer season cover mixes that could be stockpiled. The leaf to stem ratio is very attractive for a hay harvest as well.

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Cattle Cover offers game-changing combination of agronomics and yield. High digestibility, great palatability, and strong disease package for overall good producibility. First-in-class sugarcane aphid tolerance. Agronomics and maturity makes it a strong hybrid for hay production and grazing.  Being a male sterile it can be used where you do not want the possibility of volunteering.    

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Endurance Aphid Tolerant BMR Dwarf sorghum sudan is bred for short stature and high digestibility. Don't mistake shorter stature for less biomass, though. The dwarf trait simply shortens the length in between the leaves, called the internode length, while still growing the same number of leaves. The shorter plant makes it easier for livestock to graze and utilize efficiently.

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This photoperiod sensitve sorghum sudan is an excellent option for many multi-cut grazing and haying situations. The BMR trait lends itself to excellent digestibility. Use this product in mixes are by itself. The PPS trait ensures that the sorghum sudan will not head out until mid-September. 

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SolarMaxx is a photoperiod sensitive sorghum sudangrass designed to be used in both diverse cover crop mixes as well as for forage production. The photoperiod sensitivity is an increased benefit to anyone who wants to have a full season plant with multi harvest possibilities. Photoperiod sensitivity means that the plant will not go reproductive until the daytime hours get to 12 hours and 20 minutes. The flexibility of these genetics gives the producer time to either react to making a harvest, or allow time for moisture to come and allow the plant to grow again. Since seedhead emergence is so late the threat of volunteer seed is little to none. 

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Super Cover is an excellent sorghum sudan for anybody looking for a high carbon, warm season grass to help prevent erosion, build soil, and even catch snow if left through the winter.

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Everleaf Falcon spring oats are an improved variety of oats. Delayed heading and improved leaf density make this an excellent option for forage. These oats resist lodging, produce excellent tonnage, and provide high quality forage. The seeds are much darker than most oat varieties, maturing as a medium to dark brown seed. Everleaf Falcon oats should be used for grazing or any type of harvested forage. 

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Spring oats are an excellent choice for quick ground cover in the spring or fall. Rapid growth aids in stabilizing disturbed or bare soil from environmental conditions. Spring oats make a great addition to any spring grazing or forage mix providing ample tonnage for your livestock. Oats can be easily chemically terminated and fall plantings commonly winterkill. Residue from oats suppress winter annuals and protect the soil throughout the winter and will decompose rapidly in the spring. Allelopathic chemicals released by the decomposing residue suppress weed germination for a few weeks. The high quality oat forage is more palatable than rye or wheat. Also, oat is less prone to insect problems than either wheat or barley. 

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Sudangrass is a super fast growing, fine stemmed, warm season annual grass. If summer weed suppression is your goal, this would be one of the best species to accomplish that. Sudangrass is commonly crossed with sorghum to make sorghum-sudan which takes the fast, tall growing, fine stemmed traits of sudangrass and combines it with the wider leaf and oftentimes higher forage quality of sorghum. 

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Green Cover’s Summer Release warm-season annual blend has been a reliable choice for years, consistently yielding high-quality forage when planted and managed appropriately. This blend features a variety of annual forage species, including legumes, forbs, and grains. Thanks to years of experience and valuable user feedback, we've fine-tuned the blend for 2025, making it the most effective summer forage crop to date! Below, you’ll find specific planting instructions and guidelines. This is not just another product adorned with flashy graphics; it's a proven summer forage blend that thrives across much of the whitetail deer’s habitat. Some species in this blend are preferred by deer as soon as they germinate, while others take a bit longer to attract them. This “timed-release” approach, which combines different forage species, significantly enhances the production of quality forage, attracts deer more effectively, and helps suppress weeds compared to planting a single species. This product is pre-inoculated with the Green Boost 2.0 Biology Package, so you can reduce your fertilizer usage. Green Boost 2.0 includes: MycoGreen NPK is a dual inoculant containing ten functionally diverse mycorrhizal fungi and eight bacterial species. Elevate'd Fungi is a seed applied inoculant derived from natural products designed to stimulate seed germination, increase root and biological biomass in the soil, and improve soil structure.  RhizoBac X-Tend features high concentrations of multi-species nitrogen fixing rhizobia for peas, vetch, cowpeas, sunn hemp and soybeans. Additionally, free living nitrogen fixing and phosphorus solubilizing bacteria combine for a robust broad spectrum seed treatment for your cover crops.  Healthier and more vigorous plants will lead to healthier animals and bigger antlers! Green Cover was not able to source all these seeds from organic certified production.  All seeds are non-GMO and non-treated.

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Summer Soil Armor gives you a cost effective soil protecting cover crop. Don't let your soil go bare this summer. Capture all the heat and sunshine the summer months have to offer. This mix introduces plant diversity with species from the 4 main plant groups; grasses, legumes, brassicas, and broadleaves. With nitrogen fixation and other nutrient cycling, this is a great mix to bring life to your soil.  Use Summer Soil Armor to protect your soil from the elements all while keeping a living root in your soil.  Use this mix to... protect soil from erosion add diversity improve nutrient cycling Ideal for... farmers and ranchers farmers with a small grain in their rotation These seeds are non-GMO and not treated with pesticides. This product is pre-inoculated with Elevate'd Fungi and RhizoBac X-Tend to increase the biological activity in your soil. Both products are OMRI approved. 

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Are deer hammering your fall food plots? This souped up mix is specially designed to handle heavy browse pressure. Even in tough conditions the Super Fall Release blend will feed deer and keep the soil covered. This blend should overwinter nicely to help with weed control before a summer crop is planted.  Pro Tip: To attract and feed deer throughout the year, drill or broadcast the Super Fall blend 6-8 weeks before your average frost date in the fall. This product is pre-inoculated with the Green Boost 2.0 Biology Package, so you can reduce your fertilizer usage. Green Boost 2.0 includes: MycoGreen NPK is a dual inoculant containing ten functionally diverse mycorrhizal fungi and eight bacterial species. Elevate'd Fungi is a seed applied inoculant derived from natural products designed to stimulate seed germination, increase root and biological biomass in the soil, and improve soil structure.  RhizoBac X-Tend features high concentrations of multi-species nitrogen fixing rhizobia for peas, vetch, cowpeas, sunn hemp and soybeans. Additionally, free living nitrogen fixing and phosphorus solubilizing bacteria combine for a robust broad spectrum seed treatment for your cover crops.  Healthier and more vigorous plants will lead to healthier animals and bigger antlers! Green Cover was not able to source all these seeds from organic certified production.  All seeds are non-GMO and non-treated.

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Got more deer than ability to produce quality forage? I do!  I am Grant Woods and this is a blend I crafted in collaboration with Green Cover Seed.  This blend was field-tested in South Carolina, Texas, Alabama, Mississippi, Kansas, and more.  Through years of observations at my place (The Proving Grounds) and at several of my friends’ properties throughout much of the whitetail’s range, the blend is the best warm season food plot crop I’ve planted or seen during my 34 years as a professional wildlife biologist and I’m happy to make it available to you.   Superior Forage Production: This blend is intentionally designed to keep up with heavy browse pressure while still maintaining a thick cover to suppress weeds and be drought resistant. Years of experimenting with dozens of warm-season species in different combinations in diverse soils led to a mix that's resilient and productive. Regenerates Quickly: Thanks to its unique formulation, Super Summer quickly regenerates, maintaining a vibrant, healthy plot throughout the summer season. Weed Suppression: Produces dense stands of forage that outcompetes weeds, reducing the need for herbicides and promoting a healthier ecosystem for your deer. Diverse & Palatable: Includes a variety of leaf shapes, plant heights, and timing of palatability.  Because of the species diversity and how the plants interact in this blend, it’s suitable for a wide range of soil types and conditions. Pro Tip: To attract and feed deer throughout the year, drill or broadcast the Super Summer Release blend during the late spring followed by the Super Fall Release blend in late summer. This product is pre-inoculated with the Green Boost 2.0 Biology Package, so you can reduce your fertilizer usage. Green Boost 2.0 includes: MycoGreen NPK is a dual inoculant containing ten functionally diverse mycorrhizal fungi and eight bacterial species. Elevate'd Fungi is a seed applied inoculant derived from natural products designed to stimulate seed germination, increase root and biological biomass in the soil, and improve soil structure.  RhizoBac X-Tend features high concentrations of multi-species nitrogen fixing rhizobia for peas, vetch, cowpeas, sunn hemp and soybeans. Additionally, free living nitrogen fixing and phosphorus solubilizing bacteria combine for a robust broad spectrum seed treatment for your cover crops.  Healthier and more vigorous plants will lead to healthier animals and bigger antlers! Green Cover was not able to source all these seeds from organic certified production.  All seeds are non-GMO and non-treated.

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