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Easy to grow species that can be planted with minimal ground prep - broadcast and start growing
Want to start food plotting but don’t have heavy equipment to work the soil?
Or maybe you have a backwoods plot only accessible by foot. If only you could plant something without needing heavy equipment to work the soil...
Good news friend, this is the mix for you!
A specially selected blend of cereal grains, brassicas, clover, and chicory that can thrive in small shady plots with minimal ground prep. Just remove any leaves or ground cover to expose the soil and broadcast, preferably before a rain. Let our seed do the rest.
Designed to do well with minimal ground prep and provide an extremely attractive plot deer will hit day after day. This mix excels in small no till plots.
There’s nothing stopping you now, get this seed planted and start picking out a tree to hang your stand!
Ingredients:
2 Clovers
Cereal grains
Radish
Chicory
How we formulated this mix:
All the ingredients in this mix share 2 things: Shade tolerance and the ability to succeed with a shallow planting depth which gives them a high rate of success with no-till plantings. Clovers selected for this mix are extremely vigorous growers in less-than-ideal planting situations.
WHERE TO PLANT:Areas with full sun to partial shade. Ideal for small plots hard to access with equipment
pH:5.5-7.0
MINIMUM SOIL FERTILITY NEEDED:Moderate - Low
WHEN TO PLANT:
NORTH: March-June or Aug-Sep
CENTRAL: Mar-May or Aug-Oct
SOUTH: Sep-Early Nov
SOIL PREP: Great option for no-till planting. Expose/scarify the dirt as much as possible and remove debris. Broadcast into bare dirt. Culti-pack or run over if possible. It can also be planted by normal means (disc/plow/harrow/etc.)
PLANTING DEPTH: 1/4in or less
FERTILIZER: For best results use the Whitetail Hill Soil Test and apply fertilizer as recommended by the test - Order at WhitetailHill.com
No Till No Problem
1/4 Acre (3 lbs)·$23.99
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No tractor? No problem
No equipment. No tillage. Just broadcast and grow.
Want to start food plotting but don't have heavy equipment? Got a backwoods plot you can only reach on foot? This is your mix. A blend of cereal grains, brassicas, clover, and chicory chosen to thrive in small, shady plots with minimal ground prep.
Just clear the leaves to expose the soil, broadcast (ideally before a rain), and let the seed do the rest. There's nothing stopping you now — get it planted and start picking the tree for your stand.
Built to perform
Made for minimal prep
✓ No equipment required
Every species was picked to succeed at a shallow broadcast depth — no disc, no tractor, no problem.
✓ Thrives in shade
Built for small, shady backwoods openings other blends can't handle.
✓ Highly attractive
Cereal grains, clover, radish, and chicory give deer a reason to hit it day after day.
Dead simple to plant
Three steps — no equipment
1
Prep the seedbed
Clear leaves and debris to expose bare dirt — no disc or tractor needed. A rake works great.
2
Sow the seed
Expose bare dirt and broadcast right onto it (ideally before a rain). Small seed — don't bury it, ¼" or less.
3
Press it in
Cultipack or walk/drive over it if you can to press seed in. Then let the rain do the rest.
✓
Independently tested — no mystery seed
Every batch is third-party tested for purity and germination before it’s ever shipped out. We process, package, and ship every order right here in Cherokee, Alabama, so you know exactly what you’re putting in the ground — no filler, no guesswork. Questions? Real people who hunt and plant answer the phone.
Everything here shares two traits: shade tolerance and success at a shallow planting depth — the keys to a no-till plot. The clovers are especially vigorous in less-than-ideal conditions.
2 CloversCereal GrainsRadishChicory
The growing details
Plant with confidence
Where to plantFull sun to partial shade. Ideal for small plots hard to reach with equipment.
Ideal pH5.5 – 7.0
Soil fertilityLow – Moderate
Planting depth¼" or less
Plot sizeSmall backwoods plots
When to plant
North
Mar–Jun or Aug–Sep
Central
Mar–May or Aug–Oct
South
Sep–early Nov
Plant it right — start with a Soil Test Kit
The only way to know what your dirt actually needs. Just $17.
The grip jar (3 lb) covers 1/4 acre. The 23.6 lb bucket covers up to 2 acres.
Do I really not need a tractor?
Correct. Just scrape away leaves and debris to expose bare dirt, broadcast the seed (before a rain is ideal), and cultipack or walk it in if you can. A rake and a spreader are all you need.
Is the seed tested?
Yes. Every batch is third-party tested for purity and germination before it’s ever shipped out, so you know exactly what you’re planting — no filler.
How fast do I get it?
Most orders ship within 1 business day (all within 3 at the latest). From there it travels UPS Ground — typically 2–4 business days in the lower 48, so most orders arrive in about a week. You’ll get tracking by email the moment it leaves our dock.
Not sure this is the right blend?
Use our free Seed Selection Guide and we’ll match you to the perfect seed in under a minute.
No excuses left — get a plot in the ground.
Most orders ship within 1 business day · third-party tested for germination.
I bought 2 of the "No plow No problem" I really didn't expect much. All I can say is WOW!
The 1st area that I planted has very poor soil, I did supplement with some triple 13 but that really hasn't helped in the past with other products. It rained the evening of the day that the seed was sown, 2 days later the clover was sprouting!
I planted a 2nd area with the same results. I'll be purchasing more for more areas i plan on hunting.
Thanks
I am very impressed with how the food plot is looking. After three weeks it started to come up and it’s already 3 inches tall in some areas. Definitely a good purchase!
We got rain the day after I planted and see germinated quickly. So far looking good. I just did a new food plot, little late in central Michigan. But will see how it does.
I finished planting the food plot and checked my cameras a couple hours later and there was already deer on it. It’s been two weeks now and it’s growing in nicely.
These seeds barely touched the soil before they sprouted rapidly - like Jack's beanstalk, theyre climbing higher and higher and are VERY lush. And apparently irresistible to the deer!!
This worked like magic. I really didn’t expect it to grow so fast ! I planted it. It rained later that day two days later I had sprouts. Great product definitely going to buy again.
I ordered the "No till" mix after seeing an online advertisement. I did prep my plot by having it sprayed and tilled before planting. I simply hand broadcast the seed and l have been very happy with the germination and how well it filled in. Hopefully this will turn into a "Kill plot" later this year.
No Till works well as long as you get rain after spreading it. It’s clover winters over well.
Now I’m waiting for the replacement trees for the three that didn’t leaf out this Spring.
OMG! I love how easy this is. And quick! This was throw out on an old skidder road in the woods 2 weeks ago and it's come up this much! Now we'll wait and see what the deer think. I will definitely be ordering more.
Thank you!
Your no till no problem was very simple to plant and came up quickly. The deer love it and there in it daily. I would recommend your seed to anyone, the best I've used so far!
No till no problem arrived and got the plot seeded before a rain and it came up thick and full. Deer and turkey love it! Your seed is the only seed I'll use for my plots, your products are the best on the market.
Is this what I should expect? May not be the best soil composition in Georgia red clay but it's an area where I took several pine trees down and the dirt was brown. This was a week after watering and rain. The first week the deer, on average 9 does and yearlings were in it eating so I held up on supplemental feeding of corn and nutrients. They fed on this for a few days and haven't touched it since. It basically looks today like it does in the photos. Watched a Doe walk right thru it yesterday and then watched 7 does and yearlings eating the grass in the yard 20 feet from the food plot. Never showed interest in it.
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