Whitetail Hill No Till No Problem Food Plot Seed Mix for Deer – Easy to Grow, Shade-Tolerant

Start a thriving deer plot with minimal effort

Whitetail Hill No Till No Problem is a no-till seed blend designed for backwoods plots and small spaces. You can plant without heavy equipment. This thoughtfully chosen mix of clover, cereal grains, radish, and chicory helps you establish a green, inviting plot that deer will visit day after day.

What makes this mix stand out

• No-Till Blend
• Shade Tolerant
• No Equipment Needed
• Cereal Grains, Brassicas, Clover, and Chicory
• Fast Growing

The blend is tailored for areas with full sun to partial shade and is designed to perform with shallow planting depth in soils ranging from moderate to low fertility. Ideal pH range is 5.5–7.0, making it adaptable to a variety of sites.

Planting guidance at a glance

• Expose and scarify the soil to remove debris and reveal bare dirt.
• Broadcast the seed into the bare soil, preferably ahead of a rainfall.
• Optionally run over the area to improve seed-to-soil contact.
• Plant at 1/4 inch depth or less; follow soil test fertilizer recommendations for best results.

In practice, this approach offers a low-effort path to quick establishment, even in tighter spaces where equipment isn’t practical. The mix’s components—clovers for vigorous growth, cereal grains for quick cover, radish for early-season vigor, and chicory for enduring forage—work together to create a dense, attractive plot over time.

Seasonal timing and site notes

Planting windows vary by region:

• North: March–June or August–September
• Central: March–May or August–October
• South: September–Early November

Soil and site notes: the blend tolerates partial shade, thrives with shallow planting, and responds to soil testing. A soil pH between 5.5 and 7.0 and moderate-to-low fertility are suitable starting points. For best results, scarify and remove debris before broadcasting, and consider fertilizer recommended by a soil test.

What you’re getting

Ingredients include two clovers, cereal grains, radish, and chicory. This mix is crafted to work well in small plots where no-till planting is preferred, and it’s designed to produce a deer-friendly forage area over the growing season. The emphasis on shade tolerance and shallow planting depth helps improve the chance of success in challenging spots.

Ready to start? With a simple broadcast approach and minimal gear, you can move from seed to forage and begin evaluating your plot’s potential in a single growing season. The result is an inviting space that can support deer activity while you enjoy the process of establishing it.