Food Plot Q&A: Arrowleaf Clover.

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  • Source:
    Hunt Club Digest. Spring2004, p103-103. 1/3p.
  • Additional Information
    • Subject Terms:
      RAPE (Plant); RAPESEED; OILSEED plants; CLOVER; LEGUMES
    • Subject Terms:
      GEORGIA; UNITED States
    • Abstract:
      Each year I plant numerous food plots on my hunting land in a mix that combines 50 pounds of wheat, 10 pounds of crimson clover, and 10 pounds of arrowleaf clover per acre. I also throw in two pounds of rape. I have had a lot of success with this mix here in south Georgia. Around April or May, the arrowleaf clover takes off and puts on a lot of stem growth, becoming literally thigh deep in my plots. The deer continue eating it stem and all. Should I mow it at this time to make it produce more leafy growth instead of stems, or should I leave it alone?