Pennington Food Plots

Pennington Guides, Tips & More

Calculating Food Plot Size--A handy guide that will help you determine how many acres are in your plot.
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Seed Species Profiles--Over 30 profiles listed! Gives you the preferred uses, dates for planting, rate of coverage and depth at which to plant the seeds.
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Monthly Tips For Successful Food Plots--This digital guide gives you a month-by-month check-list of what you need to do and when it needs to be done. A valuable tool you can print out and check off as you complete each step.
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Planting Method--A basic review of the steps you need to take from correcting your food plot's pH to getting the seed in the ground.
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Quick Tips Guide To Establishing Food Plots--A great introduction with step-by-step details to help your food plot reach its maximum potential.
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Successful Wildlife Food Plots--An in-depth article outlining the steps you need to take from site preparation to growing your food plot.
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Pennington's Video Tips With John Carpenter

Importance of Food Plots--The importance of planting food plots goes beyond attracting big bucks. Food plots provide nutrition and shelter for a variety of wildlife.
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Ideal Food Plot Locations--Planting a food plot is all about location, location, location.
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Soil Testing--Find out what your soil needs before the seeds hit the ground.
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Choosing Food Plot Design--Find out how large your food plot should be.
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Proper Food Plot Preparation--Learn how to effectively eliminate weeds, prepare the soil and get nutrients and seeds into the ground.
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Annuals and Perennials Explained--John Carpenter explains characteristics of annual and perennial plants.
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One Bag Solution: Feeding Frenzy's the Ticket--Buckmasters Feeding Frenzy is the ticket.
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Consumer Interest Articles -- Sponsored by Pennington Seed

All Clovers are Great to Anchor Your Food Plots!--Consider clover for your high quality deer plot. There is a clover species for everyone in every corner of whitetail country!
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Browse Exclosures are Necessary for Your Food Plots--A browse exclosure should be the number one tool in your deer management tool bag when it comes to browse resilient plants like clovers and small grains.
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Forage Chicory is the New Kid on the Block--Forage chicory is a broad-leaf perennial herb in the sunflower family that looks similar to common plantain or even dandelion leaves.
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Choose Your Wildlife Seed Carefully and Wisely!--For folks planting wildlife food plots, the number of seeds on the market today is almost endless. This article will help you determine which seeds you need to consider before you make a decision.
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The Whole Truth About Durana White Clover--Do you remember the nursery rhyme "Jack and the Beanstalk?" I haven't read the story in about 50 years, but the best I can do dredging up details from memory, it went like this.
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How Many Acres and Where to Plant for Deer and Turkeys--Find out how to properly design your food plots to fit the size, shape and terrain of your property.
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Dolomitic Lime May be Your Best Food Plot Friend--"Got lime?" This is my first question for the hunter on the phone who wants to know what to plant in his deer food plots.
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Patriot White Clover (Trifolium repens)--This new Pennington clover is a productive powerhouse clover that is highly competitive in a mixed stand with perennial grasses, weeds or other aggressive plants when managed properly.
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Winning the Weed Wars in Your Food Plots--Well, you thought you did everything right. You had the soil tested, applied lime and fertilizer, plowed and prepared a smooth seedbed, inoculated the legumes, carefully broadcast your seed, covered lightly and prayed for rain.
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Why do Serious Deer Hunters Need Food Plots?--Here is a quick quiz to see if you need to read this article: Does your hunting property lack row crop agriculture (corn, soybeans, alfalfa) either within the property or around it? Has all previously existing row crop agriculture been converted to pasture, hay field or pines? If you answered yes, then read on.
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