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Planting InstructionsSuper Summer is best seeded using a no-till drill or other seeding device at a depth of 1/4" to 1/2" deep pending on the soil and planting conditions. In general, it's ok to place the seed deeper in loose soil (such as sandy soil) and shallower in soils that easily pack such as those with a high clay content. Super Summer can also be broadcast into areas with minimal plant competition such as a new plot or one where a seedbed has recently been prepared. Light incorporation or dragging can help with seed to soil contact but don't cover seeds with more than 1/2” of soil.
TimingSuper Summer should be planted during the spring when the leaves on trees are almost fully formed or more precisely when the soil temperature at 2” deep at 9:00 AM is 60 degrees or warmer. There are lots of websites that report the current soil temperature daily for each county.
Super Summer Release has a minimum germination temp of 60 °F. Reference your average soil temperature to determine ideal planting time.
Read this article for more info: When Can I Start Planting?
Seeding RatePlant 45 pounds per acre when seeding with a no-till drill or other planting implement and 60 pounds per acre when broadcasting.
| Palatability | Excellent |
| Regrowth | Excellent |
| Weed Suppression | Excellent |
| Cold Kill | 32 °F |
| Plant Depth | 1/4" - 1/2" |
| Min Germ Temp | 60 °F |
| Drilled Seed Rate | 45 lbs/acre |
| Broadcast Seed Rate | 60 lbs/acre |
At Green Cover we start with the highest quality seed and biology. High germination rates and clean seed is our top priority. Then we blend these ingredients together to create a cool looking seed mix that will turn into your epic food plot. Our seed expertise combined with Grant’s extensive wildlife knowledge creates the perfect food plot mixes that have:
Planted mid june. Everything is coming up good.
Came up fast and grew like crazy! I just need to keep the Johnson grass from taking over.
Seed has done very very well this year
I follow Grant Woods closely and decided that this year I would plant the green cover summer release on my property. The area I chose was an old pond that had been backfilled with less than desirable soils. After several years of growing clover and corn crops over this area that always seem to burn up in the summer heat. It is now the end of June and we just come off a three day stretch of temperatures over 110 on the heat index and the crop of summer release never even curled a leaf. I’m hoping after several plantings of summer release, followed by fall release that it will help the soil become a more richer and fertile soil.
My food plots with the Supper Summer seed blend are looking great. Timely rains got them going early so I think they will be ready for the fall hunt. I may do some over seeding with the fall blend later
