[Mailman]

Just for kicks I looked up Whitetail Research Cover and it is $42.98 for 4 lbs,

Imperial Whitetail Clover contains the only clover genetically designed for whitetail deer. Imperial Whitetail Clover has an extremely high protein content – critical for antler, muscle and bone growth and thrives in extreme cold as well as warm, dry climates.

• Packed with antler-building protein
• Helps does deliver heavier, healthier fawns and produce more milk

there ya go

But the main thing.....does it have a photo of a big buck on the bag?

 

[Dafish]

But the main thing.....does it have a photo of a big buck on the bag?

Yes, and there is a big reason why, read above

 

[beardsNspurs78]

The seed in buck on the bag is nothing magic. Can be purchased in small quantity's on line but is still more expensive than what I buy at COOP. I also have seen it out perform standard Ladinos. Buck on the bag is a convenience thing and been told also true about brassicas mixes. For years been wanting to try some of the high end brassicas seed and might try this August. If that's the case will have no rain till Oct, your welcome.

I don’t know that he bought that kind of thing tho it’s certainly possible. Knowing him he probably bought the cheapest bag of whatever he could find and threw it out. The comparison results were pretty hard to argue with tho. Honestly I think it’s more about crappy seed I was buying versus vastly superior seed he was buying. Regardless I’m gonna try some. Appreciate the no rain report. At least if I know the tap is gonna be off I can plan accordingly. That’s a huge plus

 

[tinhorn]

that deer pix made the bag $10 more

 

[Beerman]

This is a bizzare question but, how do they harvest something like ladino clover seed? Do they make some sort of very special combine head for stuff like that?

 

[pinwheel]

This is a bizzare question but, how do they harvest something like ladino clover seed? Do they make some sort of very special combine head for stuff like that?

 

[Muleskinner]

Never did ladino but red clover . Screens are cloth on older combines . Had to
Be put up
So the mice wouldn’t eat holes in them.

 

[tinhorn]

I just throw it out on snow in Feb. > toss it up high to sling it around [ probably better if windy too ]

 

[WBF]

Try Pricing Buckwheat..... Wowzers!

We decided to go a different direction on plots this spring.

Missouri Southern Seed is one of if not THE provider for most of your Co-op’s / MFA extensions. The price on clovers were noticeably cheaper purchasing straight from Southern.

 

[Beerman]

Does mo. Southern have an actual walk in type store or just mail order?

 

[Beerman]

I can't find any pricing info on their website/on line catalog?

 

[Muleskinner]

Double post

 

[Muleskinner]

I’ve picked mine up at missouri southern Rolla but went thru my seed dealer . Was a little cheaper if he ordered it.

 

[beanpile]

I’ve picked mine up at missouri southern Rolla but went thru my seed dealer . Was a little cheaper if he ordered it.

last time I tried to buy through Missouri Southern they pointed me to their local rep and it was cheaper because no S&H

 

[Muleskinner]

@beanpile my seed guy just bought for orders last year because it was so high didn’t want extra laying around . So I picked it up under his name and paid him beings I was going to Rolla anyway.

 

[WBF]

You will need to call for pricing... They do have walk in access to purchase seed in person. I’m through the Rolla area on a regular basis if anyone needs a pony on seed ....

Home - Missouri Southern Seed

www.missourisouthernseed.com

 

[WBF]

I can't find any pricing info on their website/on line catalog?

Call them direct for pricing...
+1 (573) 364-1336

 

[Beerman]

Wbf..thanks for info.
Farm is only an hour from Rolla. Might have to go visit. Make a couple trips a year to grab some Alex's pizza anyway!

 

[Triple Creek Hunter]

Just finished frost seeding 25lbs of Ladino clover. It took well last year in a couple plots, hopefully get similar results this year.

 

[Muleskinner]

I ordered some coated about $2 a lb medium red.