The Benefits Of RyeGrasses in Food Plots
Annual Ryegrass in an excellent
wildlife feed or winter pasturage. Forage from annual ryegrass provides high-quality grazing and a quick
source of energy for geese, ducks,
turkeys, rabbits, deer and elk and other wildlife.
These grasses are used extensively
for permanent and short term pastures. Grown in single stands or
mixed with other forage crops ryegrass has exceptional
qualities much desired for use as wildlife food plots and forage
pasture supplements.
Highly palatable and nutritious,
both Annual and Perennial Ryegrass grasses are used in mixes where it is the
dominate or the lesser of the ingredients of the mix. Ryegrass is
a multi-purpose grass used to seed plots in conjunction with clovers or other legumes,
bromes, wheat grasses, orchard grass, timothy, hybrid ryegrass,
tall fescues and Kentucky bluegrasses. Each mix may be selected for
specific reasons and mixed with ryegrass according to the areas of adaptation.
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How To Plant RyeGrass Food Plots
Planting Rate: 25 lbs.
per acre
Planting Time: Sept - Oct
Method: Broadcast or drill into well prepared firm seed
bed 1/2" deep. Broadcast or sod seed into warm season grass
pasture.
Wildlife Benefit: Geese, ducks,
turkeys, rabbits, deer and elk and other wildlife.
More information at
Ryegrasses.com
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