Faunamaster Boost Blend

Faunamaster Boost is a blend that really focuses on feeding units for deer, but can also be used for pheasants as good cover around a shed.

The mix contains several types of cabbage that develop a high sugar content after frost, a high sugar content creates high feed value in the winter months.

The Faunamaster boost mix is composed in such a way that the individual types of cabbage, beet, mustard, turnip and rapeseed complement each other, ensuring good height and cover for the pheasants, as well as a very high feed value for the deer over a longer period of time.

Faunamaster Boost is for those who want high feed value for deer game over the winter, or if you want to create good coverage for pheasants and partridges, Faunamaster boost contains several over-wintering species, and therefore also provides good coverage in early spring.

Faunamaster boost is ideal for setting up at the depot, near the forest, or around the corn.

That’s why Faunamaster Boost can be established next to deer or pheasent blend.

We have received more feedback on the Faunamaster boost from the 2023/24 season, and the message is the same: there have been more deer than before.

The mix has particularly attracted red deer, as both beet and turnips are among their favorites.

Faunamaster boost is sown in a good clean seedbed, preferably close to thickets so that deer do not have far from cover to the pantry.

When establishing around a depot, we recommend sowing Faunamaster boost at the top, followed by pheasant mix or hunting corn, which provides good shelter and allows the birds to forage undisturbed.

Row seeding is recommended, 30-40 cm between rows.

5 kg per bag.

Sowing information

Seed rate per Ha 6,5 HA

Sowing time May – July

Seeding depth 1 – 1,5 cm

Soil temperature at sowing. minimum 10 C.

Content:

Rapeseed
Forage marrow cabbage – Grüner angeliter
Turnip
Swede
Brown mustard
Wild carrot
Winter rape
Hungarian vetch
Sebellica cabbage
Viridis cabbage

Faunamaster boost can also be established in small biotopes, read more here:

Get an overview of the rules for small biotopes in 2024 (lbst.dk) (lbst.dk)