Wildgame Innovation Evolved Rack'M Raddish Seed 2 lb. EVO81003

Wildgame Innovations Evolved Rack'M Raddish Seed The Wildgame Innovations Evolved Rack'M Raddish Seed (2 lb., Model EVO81003, UPC 786541001200) is a fast-growing radish blend specifically formulated to attract and nourish deer while improving soil quality. This high-performance food plot seed provides both above-ground forage and nutrient-rich tubers that become especially valuable during the late season when other food sources decline. Powerful Late-Season Attraction Radishes are known for their ability to draw deer during the critical late-season period. As the plants mature, deer are drawn to both the leafy tops and the sweet, energy-rich bulbs. This dual attraction helps create consistent deer activity and improves hunting opportunities when natural forage becomes scarce. Fast-Growing and Highly Nutritious Evolved Rack'M Raddish establishes quickly, often producing usable forage in as little as 30 to 45 days. The blend offers high levels of protein and energy, supporting deer nutrition throughout the growing season while providing a reliable food source well into winter. Specialized radish food plot blend 2 lb. bag Fast germination and growth Excellent late-season draw Model: EVO81003 | UPC: 786541001200 Soil Health Benefits In addition to attracting wildlife, radishes help improve soil structure. Their deep taproots break up compacted soil and scavenge nutrients, leaving the ground in better condition for future plantings. This makes Rack'M Raddish an excellent choice for both attraction and long-term land management. Easy to Plant and Maintain The 2 lb. bag is conveniently sized for smaller food plots or multiple locations. The seed is easy to broadcast and requires minimal preparation, making it a practical option for hunters looking to quickly establish productive plots on their property. Product Specifications: Wildgame Innovations Evolved Rack'M Raddish Seed, 2 lb., Model EVO81003, UPC 786541001200. Radish food plot seed for deer attraction and soil improvement. The End