The most complete mix you can have. Forage Complete provides premium forage, all season long. Like all PlotSpike food plot seeds, Forage Complete contains no seed coatings; so you are assured of high quality, pure seed. From the forage oats for early grazing, to the perennial chicory, and the reseeding clover, you can count on this complete seed mixture to give you a long-lasting food plot that deer will use year-round.
Food plots seeded with Forage Complete are easy to establish and can be grown across the US. With proper soil test and fertilization, expect the best results from this seed blend.
Establishing food plots in the fall can provide productive forage for deer and other wildlife all winter and into spring. This episode of Job Done Right features retired University of Georgia Extension Director Lannie Lanier and Ragan & Massey’s Steven Meadows. They discuss keys to food plot success and offer [...]
It’s no secret that we love to talk about how awesome RM43 is, but that’s because we are proud of this product and what it can do for the back 40 or the backyard. It is one of our favorite things! Here’s why we love RM43 and you will too. [...]
When choosing a seed for your livestock’s forage-based diet, look no further than Prine. Ragan & Massey’s Prine™ Tetraploid is the most commercially available ryegrass variety developed by the outstanding University of Florida ryegrass breeding program. This high-yield, rust- and disease-resistant tetraploid variety withstands cold temperatures to improve forage yields. [...]
In most long-established tall fescue fields, a high percentage of plants are infected by a fungus now named Epichloe coenophiala. This fungus is an endophyte, meaning that it grows inside of fescue plants. Its presence can only be confirmed by a laboratory analysis. Toxins it produces result in poor [...]
Whether treating for specific plants or specific areas with RM43, uniform application of herbicide is essential for effective weed control. Varying the rate of application or dilution ratios even slightly can result in either a poor result or unnecessary waste of product—and both are a misuse of time, money, and [...]
