Online seed company

[BUBBLEHEAD1]

I needed to order a spring mix of seed for deer and turkey. What online seed company have you had best success with and good prices? I am pretty new to all of this so if you could steer me in the correct direction, I would appreciate it.

Thank you, Paul

 

[BUBBLEHEAD1]

I needed to order a spring mix of seed for deer and turkey. What online seed company have you had best success with and good prices? I am pretty new to all of this so if you could steer me in the correct direction, I would appreciate it.

Thank you, Paul

94 views and nobody uses online seed companies/?????

 

[Pine Strip]

I needed to order a spring mix of seed for deer and turkey. What online seed company have you had best success with and good prices? I am pretty new to all of this so if you could steer me in the correct direction, I would appreciate it.

Thank you, Paul

Home - Albert Lea Seed A favorite in my part of the country for Non GMO seed.

 

[BUBBLEHEAD1]

Thank you very much.

 

[wngsprd]

94 views and nobody uses online seed companies/?????

I haven't used online seed companies, always the local feed and seed store. But I have used some seeds that I believe you can find online from Pennington Wildlife seeds. They have a deer mix, a turkey mix, etc. I've had great success with their seeds.

Probably the best luck I've had with turkeys was planting just a generic buckwheat. What they don't eat gets bushhogged for another crop the same season.

My cousin swears by chufa, but lives in an area with a sandier soil.

 

[RandyT]

I haven't used online seed companies, always the local feed and seed store. But I have used some seeds that I believe you can find online from Pennington Wildlife seeds. They have a deer mix, a turkey mix, etc. I've had great success with their seeds.

Probably the best luck I've had with turkeys was planting just a generic buckwheat. What they don't eat gets bushhogged for another crop the same season.

My cousin swears by chufa, but lives in an area with a sandier soil.

I too tried chufa, but the squirrels will dig it all up before it even has a chance to sprout.

 

[BuzzardA91]

I use this place -

Food Plot Seeds Attract Wildlife and Promote Larger, Healthier Herds and Flocks. Ideal Seed for Wildlife Photography!

I deal with them in person because it is local. The people are friendly and if you call they would even do custom mixes based on your soil conditions etc. The owner is super knowledgeable, pretty sure his name is Ted.

 

[CliffordK]

I must admit that I usually decide what type of seeds I want to purchase, then search for the variety on the internet. Then if I want to purchase a couple of different seeds, I'll find a company that has several types on my list.

I generally try to keep the deer, crows, and turkeys out of my garden.

I did try some Austrian Winter Peas from a company called OutsidePride.Com
The peas did in fact survive the winter, although not a lot of winter growth. However, I didn't get any pea pods until Spring.

 

[dgarnier]

welter has a pretty good site to order from

 

[Ed of all trades]

I checked all of the garden seed catalogs and found that I could get better prices at the farm supply coop.:2cents:

 

[farmgirl19]

I like to get my seed locally too. I do, get some gardening seed from R H Shumway. Rhsumway.com They have some pasture seed, but mostly things like clover. They do sell in wholesale quantities, but shipping gets pricy, so is easier, and usually cheaper to get at our local feed and seed.

 

[forgeblast]

Stock seed company. I have their upland bird and food plot seeds. I have also had good luck with no-till clover.

 

[nomoney]

In my part of the wood the pheasant forever or the quail people give you free seed.

 

[BUBBLEHEAD1]

Very helpful, thank you.

 

[schoolsout]

welter has a pretty good site to order from

Indeed. Ordered my rape, turnip and groundhog radish from them last fall. Great price on the GH radish. Didn't order enough to get help with shipping, but if you can get above a $ amount (I think it is $ and not lb.), I think they will "help" with shipping.

Other than that, I typically buy locally.