Winter Forage Peas are highly favored by whitetail deer and will make a great food plot or addition to a plot seed mixture planted in the fall to attract deer and wildlife. These fast growing peas will attract deer to a plot soon after germination making them a favorite for bow hunting. Winter Forage Peas are a vine-like, cool season annual legume with stems growing two to four feet long, producing nitrogen in the soil with their root nodules. Peas are a great soil rebuilder on a rotational basis as a green manure crop. High cold tolerance, may not tolerate extreme temperature fluctuations or severe winters when the small pea plants are exposed to long periods of sub-zero weather.
- Soil Types: Clay loam, well-drained
- Seeding Rate: 40-50 lbs. per acre
- Planting Depth: ¾-1 inch
- Planting Date: Sept-Oct.
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After using local mix's and other brands with some success we tried merit seed and were amazed at how well it preformed looks like 100% growth rate. less seed more growth means less cost per acer. Austrian Winter Peas,Winter Grain Rye,and clovers all have done very well!