Food plots provide habitats and nutrition to attract wildlife, grow populations

Monday, July 18, 2016

In Missouri, a number of farmers have turned to food plots to help create a supplemental food source for wildlife, to help attract animals to their property and to help their populations grow for the purpose of aesthetics, recreational hunting and beyond.

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