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Where can I buy JUST TURNIP seeds in bulk, not the 20 dollar

Discussion in 'Food Plots & Habitat Improvement' started by IAMIKE, Oct 12, 2013.

  1. IAMIKE

    IAMIKE Weekend Warrior

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    2lb bag from bass pro. but like 5lb by the bulk.

    Thanks
     
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    ^ Oh ya, forgot about Welters.
     
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    I have bought from Hummert Seed. They have a shop close to me, but they also ship. All sorts of bulk seed available.
     
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    My local feed store has everything I need, but I've heard good things about Welters.

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    Any local co-op should have them. Some farmers use them as a cover crop. Dirt cheap by the pound.
     
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