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REDUCE DOGGY STRESS FROM FIREWORKS Not all dogs like fireworks. Many are bothered by the sudden loud noises and become anxious and afraid. Here are some practical tips to help your dog. Leave your pets at home and indoors in an area where they cannot escape to the outdoors. Pets who are afraid may try to run away Be sure that your pets are wearing identification tags or have microchips in case they do run away or get lost. If possible, stay with your pet but do not try to “over sooth or coddle your dog as this may increase anxiety. The calmer you are the calmer your dog will be. Close all doors and windows and put on background music to muffle the sound. Close curtains and blinds to block the flashing lights. Try to distract your pet with chew toys and games, or play with another pet that does not share his fear Have plenty of fresh water available for your pet If you must take your pet to a fireworks show be sure to bring along a travel kennel that your dog feels safe in. If you have time, desensitization techniques with appropriate sound CDs, such as thunder, fireworks, trains, sirens, etc. may help pets get used to the sounds at a lower volume, then as they become more comfortable, gradually increase the volume. We carry a selection of calming products specifically designed, and proven safe, for pets A note about medication Some people choose to give their dogs Benadryl or Melatonin. DO NOT give these to your dog unless you have consulted your Veterinarian. Even if you have read online or friends have told you about success with doing this remember every dog is different. These drugs could have serious side effects in some dogs, especially those with certain medical conditions. Remember. July 4th is not the only time during the summer when a dog may be exposed to fireworks. Try to be aware of when fireworks will be going off in your area and be prepared to help calm your pet pet health during warm summer weather WARM WEATHER SAFETY Never, ever leave your pet in a hot car. It takes only minutes for a pet to develop heat stroke and suffocate in a car. Our Pet Heat Index chart shows you how hot it can get inside a car in just a few minutes! It’s not just the heat, it’s the humidity . Animals reduce heat in their body by panting. This evaporates moisture from their lungs which takes heat away from their body. If the humidity is high their ability to cool down is reduced and their temperature can skyrocket to dangerous levels very quickly Do not rely on a fan. A fan may be great for you, but pets respond differently to heat. Dogs, for instance, sweat primarily through their feet.) And fans do not cool off pets as effectively as they do people. ​ Limit exercise on hot days. On extremely hot days, limit exercise to early morning or evening hours, and be especially careful with pets with white-colored ears, who are more susceptible to skin cancer, and short-nosed pets, who typically have difficulty breathing. Keep the paws in mind. Walking your pet on hot asphalt can burn their paws, and increase body temperature and lead to overheating. ​ Make sure your pet ALWAYS has plenty of water. If you and your pet are out in the sun for an extended period of time make sure there’s plenty of water available to avoid dehydration. See our pet hydration chart on this page to learn just how much water your pet needs. Provide ample shade: Any time your pet is outside, make sure they have protection from heat and sun. Tree shade and tarps are ideal because they don't obstruct air flow. A doghouse does not provide relief from heat—in fact, it makes it worse. ​ Haircuts. If you have a pet with a thick coat, consider a haircut! One inch is a good length to avoid sunburn (yes, pets can get sunburns too!) and keep your pet cool. Feel free to trim longer hair on your dog, but never shave your dog: The layers of dogs’ coats protect them from overheating and sunburn. Brushing cats more often than usual can prevent problems caused by excessive heat. ​ Keep pets safe at barbeques. Backyard barbeques are a lot of fun, but the food and drinks offered can be bad for pets. Keep your pets away from alcohol and foods like grapes, onions, and chocolate. For a more complete list of common summer foods that could harm you pet visit this ASPCA web site page: https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/people-foods-avoid-feeding-your-pets ​ Keep your pets away from fireworks . Pets don’t understand the risks of painful burns or fatal injuries from fireworks. Keep them safe by keeping them on a leash. Some fireworks also contain chemicals toxic to pets like potassium nitrate and arsenic. Not to mention, the loud noises can be frightening and disturbing to pets (remember, their hearing is many times better than ours). It is always best to leave your pets home when you go to large fireworks shows this summer. Ask your vet about calming treats to help reduce the anxiety many pets get from the noise of fireworks. . Insecticides and other lawn chemicals: Commonly used rodenticides and lawn and garden insecticides can be harmful to cats and dogs if ingested, so keep them out of reach. Keep citronella candles, tiki torch products and insect coils of out pets’ reach as well. Call your veterinarian or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435 if you suspect your animal has ingested a poisonous substance. ​ dOWNLOAD YOUR OWN hEAT iNDEX pOSTER HERE: Anchor 1

Food Plot Straight Ingredients & Mixes Staright Ingrdient list Click to View 2023 Pricing for Straight and Mixed Ingredi ents ​ Straight Ingredients Alsike Clover A short-lived perennial white clover (2-4 year growth) has better winter hardiness than red clover. Will tolerate wet, acidic soil better than alfalfa. Shorter growth habit makes it desirable for pasture mixes. Thrives best in cool, moist climates. Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24 Seeding Rate: 7-9#/acre (~.25#/1000 sq ft). Planting Time: Mar-May / Aug-Oct Alfalfa Where it is adapted, alfalfa is one of the highest yielding forage crops available. Alfalfa is a long-lived perennial legume that grows best on well drained soils with a pH of 6.5-7.5. The stems can reach several feet. It will not perform well in low, wet areas or acidic soil. Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24. Seeding Rate: 17-22#/acre (~.5#/1000 sq ft). Planting Time: Mar-May / Aug-Sept Austrian Winter Pea Cool season legume that will produce an abundance of high protein forage. Easily grown as a long lasting fall crop that supplies nitrogen to other crops. Typically combined with small grains to help maintain an upright growth. Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24. Seeding Rate: 80-100#/acre (~2.25#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: April-Aug ​ Birdsfoot Trefoil A perennial legume with slow establishment but strong once established, with early spring being the best planting period. Will tolerate heavy, poorly drained soils with low pH and short periods of flooding, but performs best at 6.0-6.5 pH and planted no deeper than ¼”. Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24. Seeding Rate: 9-11#/acre (~.25#/1000 sq ft). Planting Time: Mar-May / Aug-Oct Buck Forage Oats A proprietary variety of forage oats, cold tolerant & very palatable to deer. Slow growing allows shoots to stay more tender. Can stay green to 10 degrees F or lower. **May Not Be Available Until August** Maintenance Fertilizer: 18-18-18. Seeding Rate: 100-120#/acre (~2.75#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: Aug - Sept ​ Buckwheat A fast growing, annual grain that will terminate with the first frost. Great for weed suppression, due to its fast growth. Pollinators are highly attracted to it, and deer love the young tender shoots. Maintenance Fertilizer: 18-18-18 or 28-3-10 Seeding Rate: 45-60#/acre (~1.35#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: May-Sept Chicory Perennial taproot herb that belongs to the sunflower family. Drought tolerant and prefers well drained soils. Produces abundant high protein leafy forage. Maintenance Fertilizer: 18-18-18 or 28-3-10 Seeding Rate: 7-10#/acre (~.25#/1500 sq ft) Planting Time: April-Aug Field Pumpkins Produces large fruit that can be 12-14” inches in diameter and up to 20 lbs. Can be grown anywhere and is excellent for feeding wildlife, making pies, or for Jack-O-Lanterns. Plant 1 inch deep. Maintenance Fertilizer: 18-18-18 Seeding Rate: 3#/acre (~.1#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: May-June ​ Forage Radish Quick growing with early forage growth that provides high protein. Root provides a resource of food through most snow levels. Breaks up hard soils and will provide nitrogen to the soil in spring if not eaten. Winterkills with 3 consecutive nights in the mid-teens. Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24. Seeding Rate: 8-10#/acre (~.25#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: Aug-Sept Forage Soybean Non-round Up Ready High protein, abundant forage legume that will keep leaves when grain soybeans are producing pods. This forage can last into bow hunting. Cannot be sprayed with Round Up. Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24. Seeding Rate: 50#/acre drilled (~1#/1000 sq ft). Planting Time: April-July Kale A member of the brassica family producing dark green, leafy leaves. A high source of protein with a high tolerance for cold. The leaves will sweeten with the first hard frost. Maintenance Fertilizer: 18-18-18 or 28-3-10 Seeding Rate: 5-9#/acre (~.25#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: May-July ​ Ladino Clover A taller white perennial clover that is easy to establish and tolerates fall usage better than red clover. Best in mixes due to possibility of bloat if the main crop. Thrives best in a cool, moist climate. Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24 Seeding Rate: 5-7#/acre (~.15#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: Mar-May / Aug-Oct Medium Red Clover A short-lived perennial (2-4 year growth) with rapid spring growth. Taller growth habit and prefers well-drained loamy soils. Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24 Seeding Rate: 9-14#/acre (~.35#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: Feb-May / Aug-Oct Rapeseed Short season brassica that produces succulent top growth with high nutrient values. Stays green late into the fall & will become sweet tasting to the deer once a hard frost hits. Adapts to a wide range of soils and conditions. Maintenance Fertilizer: 18-18-18 or 28-3-10. Seeding Rate: 7-10#/acre (~.25#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: April-May / Aug-Sept Rutabaga A long season brassica originating from the crossing of turnip with cabbage. Produces a larger root than turnip, typically 4-6 in. in diameter. Deer will eat the top growth in late fall and dig for the root in winter. Plant early to reach full maturity. Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24. Seeding Rate: 7-9#/acre (~.25#/1000) Planting Time: May-July Mammoth Greystripe Sunflower A very tall plant with stalks up to 12’ and flowers from 6” – 15” in diameter. Sunflowers can thrive in poor soil with little moisture. Space plants sufficiently for growth and plant no deeper than an 1”. Maintenance Fertilizer: 18-18-18 Seeding Rate: 5#/acre (~.15#/1000 sq ft) Planting time: April-Mid July Sugar Beets. Grows slowly: produces a large sugary taproot deer will eat in the fall and winter. Cooler weather promotes increased sugar content. Needs soil with limited nitrogen to for adequate root growth. For best germination, plant at least ½ in – 1 in deep in a soil with a pH of 6.6 or higher. Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24. Seeding Rate: 7-9#/acre (~.25#/1000 sq ft). Planting Time: April-July Soybean - GT Tolerant A late maturing, glyphosate tolerant (GT) annual soybean that offers a spring/summer /fall food source. It's increased plant height, creates large amounts of forage. Performs well on light to heavy soil types in light sun to full sun. Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24. Seeding Rate: 55#/acre (~1.25#/1000 sq ft). Planting Time: May 15 - June 30 Turnip A short-season brassica that produces significant root growth as well as succulent top growth. Deer will eat the top growth in late fall and dig for the root in the winter. Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24 Seeding Rate: 6-8#/acre (~.25#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: Aug-Sept White Dutch Clover A very short (4-5 in), white clover found in lawns and wooded areas. Tolerates acidic soil and low fertility. Very useful for trail and fringe areas due to high tolerance of heavy traffic once established. Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24 Seeding Rate: 8-11#/acre (~.25#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: Mar-May / Aug-Oct Wildlife Grain Sorghum . A tall plant similar to corn that provides a seed head at the top. Useful for pheasants and other game birds for food in the fall/winter and for cover in the summer. Drought tolerant and perform wells on a variety of soil types. Maintenance Fertilizer: 18-18-18 or 28-3-10 Seeding Rate: 8-10#/acre (~.25#/1500 sq ft) Planting Time: May-July Wildlife Sunflower (Peredovik) A favorite attractant for many game birds. Will not grow as large as the Mammoth Greystripe, but is drought tolerant and a reliable food source during fall and winter. Plant no deeper than 1.5 inches. Maintenance Fertilizer: 18-18-18. Seeding Rate: 10-15#/acre (~.35#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: May-June Winfred Brassica Cross of kale and turnip in the brassica family, with minimal root growth. Produces abundant forage that is highly digestible with good palatability. Has great frost tolerance and can stay green until 10 degrees Fahrenheit. Maintenance Fertilizer: 18-18-18 or 28-3-10 Seeding Rate: 7-10#/acre (~.25#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: May-Sept Winter Rye Faster growing than winter wheat. Provides abundant forage in the winter. Tolerant of poor soils and has the greatest cold tolerance. Used for erosion control, weed suppression, and green manure. Produces a spring crop if planted in late fall. ***Availability starts as of mid-July**Maintenance Fertilizer: 18-18-18 or 28-3-10. Seeding Rate:100#/acre(~2.25#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: Aug-Sept Winter Wheat High protein, fast growing, provides an abundance of forage. Tolerates poor soil & conditions. Commonly used for erosion control, weed suppression, & green manure. Late fall planting for spring growth. *Availability starts Mid-July**Maintenance Fertilizer: 18-18-18 or 28-3-10. Seeding Rate: 80-120#/acre (~2.75#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: Aug - Oct Winter Rye Winter wheat Mixed ingredients Deer Country Point Builder Plus Blend of Rapeseed, 3 types of Clover, High Sugar Perennial Ryegrass, and Chicory provides top quality forage all spring, through fall. Produces different types of forage at different times of the year. Excellent along wood lines or open areas.Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24. Seeding Rate: 20-25#/acre (~.5#/1000 sq ft).Planting Time: March-May / Aug-Sept Deer Country-Trail Mix A mix of High Sugar Ryegrass, Fescue, and 4 types of Clover provides quick and easy establishment. Will withstand full sun to more heavily shaded areas. Performs well on logging roads and trails in the woods. Provides a year-round supply of food. Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24. Seeding Rate: 15-20#/acre (~.5#/1000 sq ft). Planting Time: April-June / Aug-Sept Sucraseed - Sweet spot ​ A perennial mix containing a High Sugar Ryegrass, 4 types of Clover, Chicory, & Turnips. Establishes quickly, winters well, & creates a great food plot year after year. High in protein & carbohydrate content for optimum nutrition. Maintenance Fertilizer: 18-18-18. Seeding Rate: 20#/acre (~.5#/1000 sq ft). Planting Time: July 15 – Sept 1 Eagle Manager’s Mix RR Soybean. Blend of soybeans that include both climbing, forage types and tall varieties that can grow 3-5 ft. tall. Different maturity times to allow for optimal feeding. Seed should be covered and packed by soil. Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24 Seeding Rate: 1 bag/acre Planting Time: Late May -Early June Field Mix Plus Blend of 4 Clovers, Rapeseed, and Chicory that performs best in sunny, well drained areas. It will tolerate a wet and acidic soil better than alfalfa. Designed to attract wildlife all season long. Maintenance Fertilizer: 6-24-24 Seeding Rate: 10-20#/acre (~.5#/1000 sq ft) Planting Time: April-June / Aug - Sept ​ Phone orders accepted. We will prepare your order for curbside or in-store pick up to top

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