Milo
Milo has become a great late fall food source for hunters all over the country. This works great where it is difficult to grow corn. When the Northwoods Whitetails, Inc milo is growing, the deer, bear, raccoons and other wildlife leave it alone. This is a red milo and it is very bitter to deer until fall. This is a great alternative to corn and provides a great source of carbohydrates when cold weather sets in.
This is NOT Round-up Ready. It is recommended to use Dual II Magnum as a pre-emergent and 2-4d after germination for broadleaf control if milo is planted alone. Atrazine or Simazine can be used before planting if only milo is planted.
Planting Specifications
Seeding Rate: 5-6 lbs. per acre broadcast // 4-5 lbs. drilled at 15" rows. Seeds must be buried 1/2" deep.
Planting Dates: Spring
Weight: 3 lbs. bag ( plants 1/2 acre )
*** When adding Sugar Beets, Beans, or Peas to the planting only use Dual II Magnum as a pre-emergent spray.
*** 19-19-19 and 46-0-0 for fertilizer (general recommendations without a soil sample)