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Milorganite is one of the oldest branded fertilizers on the market. It’s composed of heat-dried microbes that have digested the organic matter in wastewater. Milorganite is manufactured by capturing  wastewater from the metropolitan Milwaukee area, including local industries such as MolsonCoors. Using large-scale processes that mimic nature, microbes digest the nutrients found in the water. The…
Deer, bear and hogs crave sugar and molasses has plenty of it. This concentration of pure molasses draws in wildlife with sweet aromas and long lasting flavor. It’s perfect for year round nutrition supplementation, especially through cold winters when sugar content is scarce. The liquid formula pours easily and begins working immediately to form an…
Can be applied at planting in furrow or 2×2 Can be foliar applied when overall plant growth is desired or to address crop stress May be used with other nutrient products for additional crop response Tank mix flexible can be applied with most herbicides, pesticides and fungicides Low salt, pH balanced, safe and easy to…
 Essential for photosynthesis Activator for many plant enzymes required in growth processes Acts as a carrier of phosphorus in the plant Necessary for protein formation and in cell division
Florida Broadleaf Mustard is an open pollinated mustard variety that’s prolific and hardy. It s a southern favorite that s widely adapted. This mustard produces light green, smooth leaves with the traditional mustard flavor. Leaves can be harvested early as baby leaf mustard or allowed to reach full size for a larger harvest. Harvest many times…
A long time southern favorite with crumpled and frilled edges, these bright green leaves impart a mild, mustardy flavor. Served raw, the young leaves are tasty in salads. They re also delicious lightly stir fried.  Large, upright and vigorous plants spread to 18-24 Cold resistant and slow to bolt 50 days to young leaf harvest…
Tendergreen has smooth leaves and makes a fine spinach substitute, especially in the fall. Seeds germinate and grow quickly in late summer heat and mature to tender sweetness in cool weather. One of the mildest mustards Heat and drought resistant Heirloom seed
Oats are a nutritious feed for all classes of livestock and wildlife as they are high in protein, vitamins and minerals. The oat plant, like wheat, is an annual grass that is great for grazing livestock, cover crops and hay production. Plant 100 pounds per acre.
Clemson offers high yields of spineless, tender ribbed pods with excellent flavor. It s a traditional favorite for soups and stews and can be canned, fried, roasted or boiled. Harvest pods when 3 long for the most tender bite Plants grow until cool weather and can reach 6 or taller in areas with a long season…
Cowhorn Okra has long, slender pods that remain tender even at 6-10 inches long. Early producer Great for pickling Heirloom seed 55 days to harvest
Oyster Shell is a feed grade calcium carbonate for layers, breeders, turkeys, chicks, swine and cattle. An excellent source of Calcium and stays in suspension throughout the feed line making calcium available many hours after feeding to help protect the medullary bone and provide stronger bones.
Big Boy has bushes that are compact, stand erect and have lavender flowers. Peas are cream colored with light brown eyes. Can bear up to 10 peas per 8 pod Pods are set high on the plant making them easy to pick Good for fresh use, freezing or canning Heirloom seed 65-70 days to harvestÂ
 Bush type 6-7 inch long silvery green pods Large, meaty, brown seeds Resistant to Fusarium wilt and root knot nematodes, tolerant to other viruses Heirloom seed
The seeds are a typical Southern blackeye type with cream colored coats and black pigment around the eyes. Vigorous, heavy yielding and very reliable Pleasant, sweet taste and buttery texture Pods are 6 to 7 long, well-filled with large, smooth skinned seeds Resistant to Common Wilt, Nematodes and other pea diseases Plant seeds 2 deep…
The Dixie Lee Pea is a fast maturing crowder type field pea. Field peas do very well when planted on double rows. Plant two rows about 6″ apart, then skip over 3-4′ and plant another double row. Productive and drought tolerant Great for freezing or canning Pods sit high on the plant for easy harvesting Plants…
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