What's in the Mix
When is the right time to plant?
Warm Season Soil Builder 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?
Ingredients
Cowpeas, Non-GMO Soybeans, Mung Beans, Sunn Hemp, PPS Sorghum Sudan, Foxtail Millet, Brown Top Millet, African Cabbage, Rapeseed, Brown Mustard, Black Oil Sunflower, Buckwheat, Okra, Flax, Rhizo-fixer Plus Inoculant, and Elevate'd Fungi Inoculant
Planting Instructions
Drill seed at 3/4" to 1" depth or broadcast and lightly incorporate when soil temperatures are 60 degrees or higher.
Timing
Wait to plant until after the last frost and soil temperatures are above 60 degrees and rising. Planting of these mixes should be completed by midsummer.
Seeding Rate
Plant 30 pounds per acre when seeding with a no-till drill or other planting implement and 45 pounds per acre when broadcasting.
Use & Characteristics
| Lasting Residue | Very Good |
| Palatability | Very Good |
| Hay Harvest | Fair |
| Regrowth | Good |
| Deep Compaction | Very Good |
| Surface Compaction | Very Good |
| Weed Suppression | Very Good |
| Crimp Kill | Moderate |
| Cold Kill | 32 °F |
Planting
| Plant Depth | 3/4" |
| Min Germ Temp | 60 °F |
| Drilled Seed Rate | 30 lbs/acre |
| Broadcast Seed Rate | 45 lbs/acre |
Not all seed is created equal
- Clean seed? Check.
- Excellent germination? Check.
- Evenly mixed ratios? Check.
- Pre-added biology with helpful microbes? Check.
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I just had to come back a leave a second review. I couldn’t be happier. The biodiversity of this mix is unsurpassed.
Thanks Greencover Seed.
Monte T. Blake
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I planted this warm season soil builder mix just before a rain that we never got. The germination was sporadic through out the field. It would be another three weeks before we got any rain. When the rains came, that cover crop came up and took off like nobody’s business. 45 days later, the stand is thick and lush. The diversity of the mix is unsurpassed. I plan to follow it with crimson clover and rye; then corn. I am really excited about the benefits this cover crop will provide. Kudos to Green Cover Seed. Service and delivery was on point and the quality of the product is definitely extraordinarily. Thank you. I look forward to doing business with GreenCover Seed again.
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Planted early July and had great germination! Its knee high a month later. We had nice rain right when it was planted but its been hot and dry since. Very happy!
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I'm not a farmer, I used this to plant about 2 1/2 acres for food plots and soil building. Used a plow and disc to till and then broadcast the seed. I used a make-shift drag to incorporate the seed into the soil. It has been about 4 weeks since I planted and the plots are about knee to thigh high already, plenty of deer browsing as well. So far I am very pleased. I would like to us the no-till process, but that equipment is expensive.