Midwest Grass & Forage is launching Buck’N Wildlife, marking the transition to an online platform for purchasing food plot seed.
Beginning this year, wildlife plot products, such as radishes, turnips, Buck’N Crazy and more will no longer be offered in quantities smaller than 50 pounds at the Macomb location.
Instead these products will be available to be ordered online in smaller package sizes, and will arrive at customer’s doorsteps in two to five business days.
“As MGF has expanded, the complexity of our agricultural customers' needs has evolved. A significant portion of our sales now consists of cover crop or forage mixtures, or are associated with carbon or cost-share programs that necessitate more paperwork than ever,” shares Laura Lant Haney, MGF Agronomist and co-owner. “Our aim is to keep providing in-person service to our agricultural and turf clients while transitioning wildlife sales to an online platform. Wildlife seed often requires us to split packages, a process that involves multiple steps to ensure legal compliance.
The website will enable us to fulfill these orders without disrupting our employees and their immediate workflow.”
This will enable wildlife customers to access more information, while receiving the high-quality seed they have come to know and loves. Buck’N Wildlife is offering a special discount on the website to help customers make the transition.
Use CODE: ONLINE10 to save 10% until 7/15.
FAQs
Can I get wildlife seed in person? Yes, if you need 50# bags that do not require us to split a package. If you need split packages MGF staff will direct you to the website.
Can I order online to pickup at the MGF store?
No, that may be something that we consider in the future but we are not able to do so yet.
What if I need pasture seed or cover crop seed for several acres? Come see us in person, or call orders in ahead of time to (309)8371820. We fill orders as they are placed, so we encourage customers to plan ahead!
To place orders or learn more: bucknwildlife.com, [email protected], [email protected] and midwestgrass.com.
