food plot seed for spring planting Certified Organic Spring Food Plot Blend for Early Growth – Hale Habitat & SeedOrganic Spring Food Plot Blend Season Focused Nutrition for Early Growth Our Organic Spring Food Plot Blend combines Alfalfa, Medium Red Clover, and Ladino Red Clover to deliver fast germinating, nutrient rich perennial forage when wildlife needs it most. This perennial blend can last multiple seasons to provide a lush, high energy food source that encourages early spring growth, attracts deer and other wildlife, and helps set the stage for strong

Organic Spring Food Plot Blend

Season-Focused Nutrition for Early Growth

Our Organic Spring Food Plot Blend combines Alfalfa, Medium Red Clover, and Ladino Red Clover to deliver fast-germinating, nutrient-rich perennial forage when wildlife needs it most. This perennial blend can last multiple seasons to provide a lush, high-energy food source that encourages early spring growth, attracts deer and other wildlife, and helps set the stage for strong herd health throughout the season.

Whether you’re frost seeding or planting after the last frost, this organic mix is built to establish quickly and perform reliably under grazing pressure and variable spring conditions.

Grow healthier wildlife. Build better habitat. Plant with confidence.

Benefits for Wildlife

• Fast-establishing perennial forage to jump-start nutrition after winter
• High-energy species promote antler development, lactation, and body weight
• Organic seeds support confident plant establishment without synthetic coatings
• Attracts deer, turkey, and other game species during a critical feeding period
• Encourages repeat visits and longer stays on your food plot

Planting Guidelines

• Seeding Rate: 12 lb per acre
• Planting Depth: ¼–½ inch (ensure good seed-to-soil contact)
• Best Planting Windows:
  • Frost seeding & early spring (soil temps ~50°F+)
  • After last frost through late spring
• Site Prep:
  • Soil test recommended to tailor fertility and pH
  • Remove existing vegetation for best establishment

Soil & Maintenance Tips

• Conduct a soil test prior to planting and adjust pH to recommended range
• Incorporate phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) based on soil test recommendations
• Avoid deep burial of seeds—keep planting shallow for consistent emergence
• Light weed pressure management early in the season can improve success
• Mowing can help reduce weed pressure