Frost Master Winter Peas are a small seeded forage pea, yet will grow into a long vine with large leaves producing good tonnage of very palatable forage.
Product Details
- Very palatable forage
- Small seeded forage pea
- Good winter-hardiness
- Dual purpose pea for both livestock and wildlife blends
- Absence of tannin, making the peas very sweet
Product Information
These peas are a small seeded forage pea, yet will grow into a long vine with large leaves producing good tonnage of very palatable forage. Frost Master Winter Peas have good winter-hardiness and are capable of out producing Austrian Winter Peas. Frost Master Winter Peas are white flowered, which indicates the absence of tannin. Tannin is a compound that creates a bitter taste in plants. Due to the lack in tannin, Frost Master peas are very sweet, unlike the majority of winter peas and spring peas.
Frost Master Winter Pea Seed
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Frost Master Winter Peas are a small seeded forage pea, yet will grow into a long vine with large leaves producing good tonnage of very palatable forage.
Product Details
- Very palatable forage
- Small seeded forage pea
- Good winter-hardiness
- Dual purpose pea for both livestock and wildlife blends
- Absence of tannin, making the peas very sweet
Product Information
These peas are a small seeded forage pea, yet will grow into a long vine with large leaves producing good tonnage of very palatable forage. Frost Master Winter Peas have good winter-hardiness and are capable of out producing Austrian Winter Peas. Frost Master Winter Peas are white flowered, which indicates the absence of tannin. Tannin is a compound that creates a bitter taste in plants. Due to the lack in tannin, Frost Master peas are very sweet, unlike the majority of winter peas and spring peas.
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United StatesI planted these 2 weeks ago. i thought i had more oil true in the soil than was there. I became worried during planting that it was to try to get them started. I went back there today and planted some trees requiring me to dig some up. The roots of these peas were more and bigger than the tops. They should have the nutrient supply to withstand heavy grazing. We will see.
Great! Glad to hear the winter peas are doing so well and that you were pleasantly surprised. We are sure you will continue to have great results. Thank you for your review!
United StatesPackaging was a little sloppy. Lost a certain amount to leakage out of a hole in the bag, and a broken seam in the box. I only planted a week ago, but I have some germination, not great, but I'll give it another week before I complain, or not. I'm kind of surprised, considering the past experience I've had with your company, but this could be a one off situation. Certainly better than my experience with the Hearne Seed Co. which sent me 100Lbs of dead seed twice in a row, and charged me for shipping both times, and wanted to do the same again this fall. I told them where they could stick their shipping charges.
So sorry to hear that some seed was lost. Please in the future if this happens again let us know and we will certainly replace any seed that may have been lost. Thank you for your review and for choosing Hancock Seed!
United StatesExcellent germination rate even without innoculent. Broadcast and disc in with oat/ wheat mix. Hopefully they perform as season goes on. But all looks great so far.
Excellent! Glad you are having great results even without the inoculant. Although we do recommend the inoculant. thank you for your review!
United StatesWell did a buckwheat no till. I seeded crushed buckwheat then sprayed. Put in 3 days ago... but I'm sure it's gonna be great.
Awesome! We are sure you will have great results! Thank you for your review and for choosing Hancock Seed!
United StatesMy germination was horrible but I can't say it was the seeds fault. I seemed to have adequate moisture and good planting depth. Germination was around 10 percent, was hoping for far better.
Thank you for your review! You may still see germination as the temperatures cool. It is a little warm still for the winter peas. Thank you for choosing Hancock Seed.
