OUR MOST POPULAR FALL FOOD PLOT MIX

BUILD A BETTER FALL FOOD PLOT

Brassica Overload combines five proven brassicas in a carefully crafted ratio of leafy greens, bulbs, and tubers for season-long food plot performance.

As temperatures cool, the plants naturally become sweeter, turning an already attractive food source into one deer simply can't resist.

Know Your Planting Window

Northern States: July through August
Central States: July through September
Southern States: September through October

Maximum Forage Production

Designed to handle heavy grazing pressure from fall through winter

Our #1 selling Fall food plot mix

The Mix Food Plotters Keep Coming Back For

Planting Season is happening Now

Planting season typically runs from summer till early fall

What's In Brassica Overload?

Brassica Overload includes five proven brassicas tested in some of the toughest growing conditions in the United States:

- Forage Rapeseed

- Tillage Radish (Improved Daikon Radish)

- Purple Top Turnips

- Hybrid Forage Kale

- Hybrid Forage Brassica

When To Plant Brassica Overload?

The window for planting Brassica Overload stems from summer till early fall.

  • Northern states - July through August
  • Central states - July through September
  • Southern states - September through October

Is Brassica Overload Right For Your Food Plot?

Five proven brassicas carefully blended to deliver the perfect balance of leafy greens, bulbs, and tubers for maximum food plot performance.

Plant during late summer through fall. Exact timing varies by location.

  • Northern states - July through August
  • Central states - July through September
  • Southern states - September through October

Explore our seed information page for all the specifics on prepping, planting, fertilizing, and spraying.

Plant in well to moderately drained soil. Full sun is best, but the blend can tolerate partial sun.

Broadcast or drill the seed approximately ¼ inch deep at a rate of 6 pounds per acre.

Want More Information on Brassica Overload?

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