Seed vendors

[Rakman]

I’ve not been able to work on food plots for a few years and will be jumping back in this year.

Where are the best places to buy now? Not looking for buck on a bag. Bulk ladino, purple tops, tillage radish, etc.

Thanks and glad to be back at it.

 

[txbowman12]

Had good experiences from my feed store, hancock, and seedworld USA depending on who has what

 

[IkemanTx]

I also like doing custom mixes on GreenCoverSeed’s Smart Mix app. Though, shipping has gotten pretty expensive and I leaned on a local seed supplier instead for this year’s summer plots.


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[Skeeter]

I like Green Cover Seed as well. They have a large selection of seeds and it still amazes me that the smart mix app is free to use. They are also always great to deal with on the phone. I try to order from them when I can afford to so. When I can't, I still use their app to roughly figure my seeding rates when I'm at the co-op seeing what they have for seed.

 

[ruskbucks]

Welter seed is great. I just stopped at elk mound seed company a few weeks ago. Very impressive company. It was the cleanest most organized seed store I have ever seen.

 

[bigboreblr]

Annuals might not matter as much. But, the clover keep an eye out for what variety you are getting. I am eyeing picking up peddington patriot white clover. Folks seem to like durana on here from them, but I am putting it in hardiness zone 3A, so they recommend using patriot instead. Oddly enough a 25lb bag is cheapest through amazon for patriot.

Hancock and seedworld has treated me well. Tractor supply has done ok by me too. They have a K31 5lb bag of red and white clover for $22. Not sure exactly whats in it, but it was sold out when I got there over the weekend.

 

[DJN]

I get most of mine through Merit Seed. Lots of blends, if that’s what you need, as well as single variety bags. Good prices and shipping