Primal

Primal Soybeans

$80.00

Soybeans will provide a high-quality food source for deer throughout the year. Primal Soybeans have excellent standability to combat harsh Midwest winters and are shatter resistant, retaining grain for deer to forage on.

Seeding Rate: 50 lbs/acre drilled or broadcast

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Product Guide

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Planting Fertility Weed Control

Planting

  • Seeding Rate:50 lbs/acre drilled or broadcast
  • Seeding Depth: 1″ – 1 ½” deep
  • Package: 50 lb bags
  • Plant into a clean, firm seedbed when both drilling or broadcasting.
  • Planting Zones:
    • Zone 1: Late Spring, Early Summer (Soil temps > 60°)
    • Zone 2: Late Spring, Early Summer (Soil temps > 60°)
    • Zone 3: Late Spring, Early Summer (Soil temps > 60°)
    • Zone 4: Not Recommended

Fertility

If maximum biomass is desired, use the fertilizer rates below:

  Recommended Application Rate (Lbs/acre)
Soil Fertility Level Nitrogen (N) Phosphorus (P2O5) Potassium (K2O)
High 0 0 0
Medium 0 10 15
Low 0 35 50

*Rates are recommended if no soil test is taken.

Weed Control

Plant into a clean, weed-free seedbed and consider using the herbicide options below for optimal weed control:

Timing Herbicide Rate Notes Weeds Controlled Control Method
Preemergence Dual II Magnum (S-Metolachlor) 1-2 pts/a Apply any time after planting Grasses Residual
Makaze (Glyphosate) 32 oz/a Apply any time before crop emergence Grasses & Broadleaves Contact
Postemergence Makaze (Glyphosate) 32 oz/a Apply any time after crop emergence Grasses & Broadleaves Contact
Mongoose (Lactofen) 8.0-12.5 oz/a Apply any time after emergence to before the R6 stage Broadleaves Contact
Poast (Sethoxydim) 0.5-1.5 pts/a Apply before weeds reach 12″ in height Grasses Contact

 

Disclaimer

All products and rates were provided by university-based sources and product labels. Always follow label instructions and consult your local chemical dealer and seed dealer before making any applications or planting of seed.

 

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Food Plot Power™ Tip

Consider planting Primal Soybeans in wider rows to allow for a broadcast seeding of Final Stand in early fall. This will give you the benefits of both a green food source and late-season attractant in one plot.

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