Double Barrel
$78.00 bag
| Package | 50 lb bag |
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Description
Double Barrel provides benefits of both Longtail Delight™ (White Milo) and Pheasant Pheast™ (Red Milo) in one package.
Seeding Rate | 8 lbs/acre drilled | 12 lbs/acre broadcast
Product Guide
Planting
- Planting Time: Late Spring (when soil temperatures reach 60⁰)
- Seeding Rate: 8 lbs/acre drilled | 12 lbs/acre broadcast
- Height: Ranges 3.5′ to 5′
- Maturity: 70-95 days
- Safened for improved weed control
- Package: 50 lb bags
- Seeding Depth: ½” deep
- Plant into a clean, firm seedbed when both drilling or broadcasting.
Fertility
If maximum biomass is desired, use the fertilizer rates below:
| Recommended Application Rate (Lbs/acre) | |||
| Soil Fertility Level | Nitrogen (N) | Phosphorus (P2O5) | Potassium (K2O) |
| High | 20 | 0 | 0 |
| Medium | 50 | 30 | 30 |
| Low | 70 | 45 | 50 |
*Rates are recommended if no soil test is taken.
Weed Control
Plant into a clean, weed-free seedbed and use the herbicide options below for optimal weed control:
| Timing | Herbicide | Rate | Notes | Weeds Controlled | Control Method |
| Preemergence | Dual II Magnum (S-Metolachlor) | 1.0-1.67 pts/a | Apply after planting and before crop emergence | Grasses | Residual |
| Sharpen (Saflufenacil) | 1-2 oz/a | Apply after planting and before crop emergence | Broadleaves | Contact & Residual | |
| Atrazine 4L (Atrazine) | 2-4 pts/a | Apply after planting and before crop emergence | Broadleaves | Contact & Residual | |
| Explorer (Mesotrione) | 6.0-6.4 oz/a | Apply after planting and before crop emergence | Broadleaves | Contact & Residual | |
| Glyphosate | 32 oz/a | Apply after planting and before crop emergence | Grasses & Broadleaves | Contact | |
| Postemergence | Yukon (Dicamba + Halosulfuron) | 4-6 oz/a | Apply from 3- to 5-leaf stage. Use drop nozzles if crop is 8” or taller | Broadleaves | Contact & Residual |
| Broclean (Bromoxynil) | 1-1.5 pts/a | Apply from 4-leaf to boot stage | Broadleaves | Contact | |
| Atrazine (Atrazine) | 2-4 pts/a | Apply before crop reaches 12″ in height | Broadleaves | Contact & Residual | |
| Rifle (Dicamba) | 8 oz/a | Apply from 3- to 5-leaf stage. Use drop nozzles if crop is 8” or taller | Broadleaves | Contact | |
| 2,4-D (2,4-D) | 0.12-1 lb ae/a | Apply when crop is 5-12” tall. Use drop nozzles if crop is 8” or taller. | Broadleaves | Contact | |
| Starane Ultra (Fluroxypyr) | 0.4 pts/a | Apply from 3- to 7-leaf stage. Use drop nozzles from 8-leaf to boot stage. | Broadleaves | Contact |
Disclaimer: All products and rates were provided by university-based sources and product labels. Always follow label instructions and consult your local chemical dealer and seed dealer before making any applications or planting of seed.
Food Plot FAQ
What is the best late season deer food plot?
Final Stand™ is a great late-season food plot mix.
When should I plant my pheasant food plot?
Typically you plant in late spring (mid-May through mid-June) or when soil temperatures reach 60 °F.
When should I plant my late season deer food plot mixes?
Late summer to early fall, which is typically August through beginning of September, depending on your location.
What can I spray on my clover food plot mix?
If you have a grass or weed problem, use Poast® herbicide. Apply at 1.5-2.5 pints/acre.
If you have a broadleaf weed problem, use Pursuit® herbicide. Apply at 3-6 ounces/acre.
Videos
Food Plot Power™ Tip
Don't jump the gun and seed too early in the spring. Sorghum is a warm-season species and will not respond well at all to cold temperatures after establishment. The quick maturing varieties allow for plenty of time to reach seed production before hunting.
