Successful food plots start with soil testing and liming (pH 6.0–6.5). Dr. Mike Mengak (UGA) and Alabama DCNR provide excellent guides.
Adams–Briscoe Seed in Jackson, GA.

Wildlife food plot with mixed forages.
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