Large penetrating taproot breaks up compacted soils for improved aeration and drainage
Above-ground leaves provide attractive early-season forage for wildlife
Energy-rich tubers become sweeter and more palatable after frost for late-season deer feeding
Supports herd health during nutritional stress periods by providing both leafy forage and tubers
Can be planted alone or as a companion crop in brassica or grain blends
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Daikon Radish Seed Cold-Season Attraction. Soil-Building Performance.
Hale Habitat & Seed’s Daikon Radish Seed (Raphanus sativus) is a powerful cool-season brassica designed to attract deer while dramatically improving soil health. Known for its large, penetrating taproot, daikon radish breaks up compacted soils, scavenges nutrients,
Plant species
Raphanus sativus
Seeding rate
5-8 lbs per acre (broadcast), 3-5 lbs per acre (drilled)
Planting depth
1/4 to 1/2 inch
Best planting window
Late summer to early fall
Sunlight
Full sun preferred
Soil pH
6.0-7.0
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Coming up good with little rain
Didn’t get much rain when it was planted, but is still coming up good
