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<blockquote data-quote="JCDEERMAN" data-source="post: 5386017" data-attributes="member: 5787"><p>Yep. Go to National Deer Association's website and search brassicas. The rates are low, like less than 5-8 lbs per acre depending on the variety. You may have to call around to different county co-ops to see the availability. If someone has a lot of acreage, call the "seed guy" at the waverly co-op, he can order what you need and have it delivered to your local co-op. I'm not expecting many grains to be available this fall, so brassicas are going to be my go to, in a mix with other things. I'm getting my seed tomorrow to eliminate any "frantic" seed buying in the coming weeks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JCDEERMAN, post: 5386017, member: 5787"] Yep. Go to National Deer Association’s website and search brassicas. The rates are low, like less than 5-8 lbs per acre depending on the variety. You may have to call around to different county co-ops to see the availability. If someone has a lot of acreage, call the “seed guy” at the waverly co-op, he can order what you need and have it delivered to your local co-op. I’m not expecting many grains to be available this fall, so brassicas are going to be my go to, in a mix with other things. I’m getting my seed tomorrow to eliminate any “frantic” seed buying in the coming weeks [/QUOTE]
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