SWEET FEAST BRASSICA BLEND
SWEET FEAST BRASSICA BLEND
SWEET FEAST BRASSICA BLEND
SWEET FEAST BRASSICA BLEND
brassica field
SWEET FEAST BRASSICA BLEND
SWEET FEAST BRASSICA BLEND
SWEET FEAST BRASSICA BLEND
SWEET FEAST BRASSICA BLEND
SWEET FEAST BRASSICA BLEND
brassica field
SWEET FEAST BRASSICA BLEND
SWEET FEAST BRASSICA BLEND

SWEET FEAST BRASSICA BLEND

$26.00
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  • $26 per 3 POUND BAG.  PLANTS 1/2 ACRE
  • THE MOST ATTRACTIVE BRASSICA BLEND AVAILABLE
  • THE MOST VOLUME /TONNAGE OF ANY BRASSICA BLEND OFFERED
  • DESIGNED FOR ALL SEASON ATTRACTION
  • PROVEN TO ATTRACT AND HOLD DEER BETTER THAN OTHER BRANDS

 

Brassica is an important part of any food plot program. This is the best brassica blend for deer. Feeding deer when the cold arrives and the snow flies is just what our brassica blend does. With forage rape, kale, tillage radish, and 3 varieties of turnips, our brassica blend has it all. We don’t use the ordinary turnips you can get at the local feed mills. We have done a lot of research and testing to find the best and biggest kale and forage rape leaves, turnips and radishes to use in our blend. When the first frost hits, the leaves of the plants start to get sweet, just the way deer like it! Even after all the green leaves are eaten , the plot will still be filled with large turnips and radishes for the deer to dig up and eat. Tons of forage from September until late winter for a lot less than the price of “big buck on a bag” seed companies brassica offerings. Just look at the picture. No other brassica blend can produce results like the Northwoods blend can. Better hope your neighbor isn’t using this! Seeding rate is 6 pounds per acre in late July to early September.

The number one food plot seed blend in the country!

$26 for a 3 pound bag ( plants 1/2 acre )

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RED MILO

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Anonymous (United States)

I’ve been planting it for years, it has never let me down

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Vincent C. (United States)

Planted on 8/7 - didn't return to the property until 8/27 - cameras went down so couldn't monitor - pleasantly surprised to see a lush food plot - I will definitely recommend the sweet brassica blend to people I know !!

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michael s. (United States)

I planted this in central Michigan on July 14. It’s only had rain one time and it is beautiful! Soil prep was I plowed it disked and summer followed it to keep the weeds down had quite a bit into it, but this is the best food plot by far I’ve ever had,

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Joseph M. (United States)

2 weeks in looking good,plan to hit with liquid nitrogen next week.SO FAT SO GOOD!

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John

Planted in mid July and is coming in great.

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Anonymous (United States)

Planted 8/11/26, 5 days later the plot is germinated and ~3/4” tall. Excited to see what comes this year!

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Adam H. (United States)

Everything is growing fast, great seeds from a great company.

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Russell S. (United States)

This is a great company with quality seed. I have used John's seed for 7 years and it grows amazing. The sweet feast grows extremely when given the right amout of fertalizer. Will continue to buy all my seed from him!

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Michael (United States)

Great people to deal with. Product delivers great results if you follow instructions.

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Don B. (United States)

I haven’t planted this year yet. But last year planted two plots, roughly one and a half acres total and the sweet feast blend and had the best year to date on the property. Shot a 3 1/2 year-old 10 point buck opening night of the archery season as he fed in the sweet feast plot.

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Lucien L. (United States)

I planted my plot last week so waiting for it to grow. Will keep you posted.
Thanks

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Doug M. (United States)

Still prepping the plot for this season, had great success in 2025, everything was eaten by end of Winter when rye came up and took over.

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Justin R. (United States)

I have planted Sweet Feast for three consecutive years, and it has consistently exceeded my expectations. When planted and fertilized as directed, it produces excellent tonnage and attracts heavy deer use. The deer begin feeding on it in September and continue throughout the winter. Based on my experience, Sweet Feast has become a staple in my food plot program, and I intend to keep planting it for years to come.

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PJ V. (United States)

Last season was our first year planting Northwoods Sweet Feast Brassica blend at our family farm. The product was easy to plant and grew perfectly. We pulled mature bucks from all over the neighborhood that in past seasons were not on our property. We will be planting even more in other locations this season.My family was able to harvest 3 bucks outside the ears , including our number 1 target buck for the last 5 years.I am a very satisfied customer!
PJ Vick

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Dale A. (United States)

Great product. I've had success using it.

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Chris S. (United States)

I've gotten this blend a few times and I absolutely love it, I've never had a problem getting it to grow even down here in northern Arkansas with clay soil, i highly recommend!!

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David J. (United States)

"Incredible Results with Winter Peas & Sweet Feast Brassicas!"

All I can say is WOW! I planted the Winter Peas with Sweet Feast Brassicas mix in August 2025, and by the end of September the plot was almost knee high. My 2-acre plot is absolutely loaded with deer every day — they’re pounding it!

After talking with Northwoods about proper seedbed prep, I followed their advice to the letter and it made all the difference. I sprayed the field, waited about 10 days, then went in with a disc-chisel plow. When I started seeing new weeds, I sprayed again, waited a few more days, then used a field cultivator. I let the ground rest for a couple of days and planted with my four-wheeler using a front seeder and a cultipacker on the back.

The results speak for themselves — the plot came in thick, lush, and super attractive. Couldn’t be happier with how it turned out. Highly recommend this mix and the prep method if you want a food plot that draws deer like crazy!

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Mcclarnonsteve

Best Brassica plot ever

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Anonymous (United States)

Planted mid to late July and the temps went to+90F for several days with no rain. Once the rain came germanation began, but was intermittent. Cooler nights and more rain helped and the plots are starting to fill in. One issue I experienced when planting though was that the seed is very small and black. I used a bag type over the shoulder rotary spreader with the setting as small as I could set it, but still felt like I was not getting even distribution. That coupled with the very dark colored seed made it near impossible to see how the seed was being distributed.

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Mcclarnonsteve (United States)

Grew great will plant next year