Forage Collards for Deer Food Plots – High-Protein, Cold-Hardy, & Drought-Resistant

Upgrade your hunting food plots with Forage Collards, a cold-hardy, high-protein brassica that provides exceptional forage for whitetail deer. These deep-rooted, drought-resistant plants thrive in various soil conditions, making them an ideal addition to wildlife food plots for attracting and holding deer throughout the season.

Best Time to Plant Forage Collards

• Northern States (Minnesota & Upper Midwest): Late July – Early September

• Central States: August – September

• Southern States: September – October

Seeding Rates for Forage Collards

• Drilled: 3–5 lbs per acre for best soil contact and germination

• Broadcast: 5–7 lbs per acre to compensate for lower seed-to-soil contact

Why Plant Forage Collards in Your Wildlife Food Plots?

✔ Cold-Tolerant & Frost-Resistant – Survives freezing temperatures, remaining green and palatable into winter ✔ High-Protein Nutrition (25-35% Crude Protein) – Supports antler growth, body conditioning, and fawn development ✔ Drought-Resistant & Deep-Rooted – Thrives in poor soils and regenerates quickly after grazing ✔ Extended Palatability – Unlike other brassicas, forage collards stay sweet and palatable longer, ensuring a consistent food source for deer ✔ Low Maintenance & Weed Suppression – Grows thick, reducing weed competition in your food plot

Forage Collards: The Best Food Plot Seed for Deer Hunting

For best results, plant forage collards in a well-prepared seedbed, fertilize according to soil test recommendations, and maintain a soil pH of 6.0 – 7.0 for optimal growth.

Attract more deer and improve your hunting success with Forage Collards! ✅ Buy Now & Plant the Best Deer Food Plot This Season!