About Us

We Are Elk Mound Seed

Elk Mound Seed Company is a family owned and operated business that dates back as far as 1874.  Being founded as a grain elevator in 1874, it was then known as Elk Mound Feed & Farm Supply.  As the agricultural landscape in the Chippewa Valley changed in the 1980s, Elk Mound Feed & Farm Supply began to transition itself into Elk Mound Seed, as we know it today.  We currently have a reach in all 50 US states, Puerto Rico, the Bahamas, as well as several Canadian provinces.Since our transition into primarily a seed company, Elk Mound Seed has expanded our offerings that have established us as one of the dominant full-line seed suppliers in the Upper Midwest.  Throughout this transition, Elk Mound Seed has introduced several more product lines which includes wildflowers, native grasses, and products geared towards the wildlife enthusiast.  We also offer custom blending which has helped us separate us from the rest of the industry.    

Elk Mound Seed offers a wide variety of farm seeds and specializes in non-native seeds that are difficult to find. With a remodel in 2005 and 2017, the retail store now provides a larger display area for customers.  Elk Mound Seed also added warehouse space in 2013 and again in 2020, giving us almost a half an acre of facilities.

Parts of EMS

Our Divisions

Elk Mound Wildflowers & Vegetable Seeds

The Elk Mound Wildflower & Vegetable Seed division offers wildflower, grass, and vegetable seed and seed mixing.  We have seen extensive growth in this portion of our business since expanding our offerings in 2016.  Our primary focus has been on native grasses and native wildflowers and forbs, but we also carry several wildflower mixes to fit numerous different needs.  Some of our wildflower mixes are region-specific.

We carry regional mixtures that thrive in almost any climate or environment within a  geographic region. No matter what type of soil, slope, drainage, exposure, or rainfall you have in your area, we carry a seed mixture that will grow regardless of the conditions. You can choose from various species of both annuals and perennials.

Let Elk Mound Seed take care of your gardening and planting solutions.

Who we are

The Other Part

MonsterBuck Food Plots

MonsterBuck Food Plots is a division of our company geared towards the outdoors enthusiast.  These products are meant to provide nutrition and cover of wildlife.  Whether you’re hunting for deer or game fowl, wild birds or just a pretty hunk of land, MonsterBuck will help you plot your course for the ideal environment. No matter where you are or how you’re plotting to enhance your land, there’s a MonsterBuck product to make your environment thrive. And we’ll help you choose the exact right product for success. Our seed is sourced pure, packaged fresh and comes without all the bells and whistles that distract from one very simple goal: TO BETTER YOUR LAND.

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Our Staff

Meet the Team

President

Cody

President of Elk Mound Seed, Cody is the main seed buyer. He also maintains quality control and logistics at Elk   Mound Seed. Cody graduated from UW-River Falls with an agronomy degree and is working towards his masters   from Iowa State University. Cody worked at CHS in sales for seed, fertilizer and chemical before joining Elk   Mound    Seed.

 When Cody isn't at work, you can usually find him with his family, in his fields or working cattle.

Shipping and Retail Manager

Adam

Born and raised in Sun Prairie Wisconsin, Adam left the big city of Madison and joined our crew in April starting a new chapter of his life in Eau Claire. Growing up he was all about sports, his main passion is for football and loves getting to know new people. Adam takes pride in his customer service skills and looks forward to the interactions he has with customers.

Warehouse Manager

Chad

Chad sets the pace in the Warehouse with production and cleanliness.  When he isn't busy putting together customer orders, you'll most likely find Chad building up inventory or organizing the warehouse. Outside of work, Chad is either busy working on his land or bowhunting.

Warehouse and Cleaning Extraordinaire

Chris

Chris grew up in the area and has worked at Elk Mound Seed since 2016. Chris assists in warehouse work and   keeps Elk Mound Seed extremely clean! When Chris isn't at work, he's likes to spend time with his niece and   nephew.  He also has quite the Greenthumb!

Warehouse Laborer

Robert

Robert is always busy making mixes, loading customers and cleaning in our warehouse! Robert enjoys spending time with his daughter, going to the gym and takes pride in being a hardworking team player.  

Real Reviews, Real Customers

Testimonials

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 987 reviews.

We think they did great. It was extremely wet when we planted them then it dried out and they but they still come up really nice..

I planted Elk Mound Round Up Ready Corn on May 1st, and I couldn’t be more impressed with how it turned out. After planting, I did two post-emergence sprays and spread some AMS to help it along. I kept the plot fenced off through July because of the heavy deer pressure in the area. We had a few nights where temperatures dropped and the corn got slightly stunted, but it bounced right back and continued growing like nothing happened. This stuff is absolutely amazing. The corn is now well over 8 feet tall, and the stalks are still standing strong. Most of the stalks have two ears, with quite a few producing three ears. For the amount of abuse this plot has taken from the weather and deer pressure, I’m extremely impressed with the results. I will definitely be planting Elk Mound Round Up Ready Corn again next year! Highly recommend giving it a shot if you’re looking for a great food plot corn.

It’s beautiful and keeps changing it color.

Would like to follow up with a review. This corn was planted June 5th. Looks like it’s going to yield amazing.

Very short hybrid at about 4-5’ but so far appears to be yielding multiple ears per stalk.

This stuff ( clover blend ) is Extremely drought tolerant we had an extremely dry late spring and early summer . Until the skies opened up and dropped 8” on us in 48 hours . The deer are in it 24/7 . Can’t wait to drop the tender vitals and the fall fury and see how that works. Extremely happy and thanks again Chad you guys are the best!

Planted May 11th and first ears are ready to eat on August 5th. Very happy with how it turned out.

Great seed, customer service top notch! Thank u

Always have had good luck with seed from Elk mound!

Great year for gardens in Minerva, OH. Corn looks wonderful - wish I had picture to forward. I'm sure it is going to be delicious, as always!

Excellent seed and service!

Planted on 6/1/2026. 90 percent germination and it looks like it’s going to mature in a couple of weeks. I’m very pleased with the red Milo.

Decided to plant some and it came up strong. Too close together but we will see if the birds get anything out of it.

Corn is an awesome product

Perfect germination. Healthy and lush plants, off to an amazing start.

Easy order and quick shipping. Every seed planted germinated but I lost a couple due to soil erosion but very happy with everything. My daughter wanted to plant some honey badger corn so i delayed my planting so they wouldnt cross polinate or it would be taller. Will order some more next year.

Very happy with this sweet corn. Very good taste and no worms.

So far so good. It is dry here but I haul water and use gravity and hose. Cobs are beginning to form.

Very great growing corn super delicious

Great beans and came in thick !

First time we planted sun flowers and love the result !!!

2026 is my best crop ever. i Limited my crow damage by finally investing in a planter which consistently put the seed at the proper depth. Timely rain and a quality seed makes such a difference!

The corn looks great this year!

Did everything wrong and still got decent cobs. I definitely will be growing this next year and paying more attention!

Growing great!

Elk Mound Seed is a great place to purchase quality sweet corn seed. I’ve never had a problem with ordering, shipping, or delivery. The four rows to the right in the photos are recently purchased Revision seed. Germination for the Revision was practically 100 percent. We picked the first batch on Sunday, July 5th. It was incredibly sweet. Our friends and family loved it. I only plant GM corn seed. It’s the future, so get used to it. No pests and little maintenance.

Good germination rate and growing fast! I hope the ducks like it!

All of my birds love Elk Mound Seed roasted peanut pickouts. This pic shows a red-bellied woodpecker and a robin side by side enjoying peanuts. That's actually all those two species will eat at my feeder. They have no interest in the other seeds.

I planted five rows earlier in the season and five rows a little bit later Works out so that I can have corn for a little bit longer

Germination was a very high percentage and has been very easy to maintain. We are currently in a drought with high heat. This weather is taking a toll on the plants during production time. Only time will tell how well it handles this weather and finishes out.

Great sweet corn… all the neighbors loved it!

Good Seed.

ROUNDUP CORN MAKE IT SO EASY

Worked better than expected. I truly believe my seed germination was successful because of your product.

so far so good

They loved the seed three of those sacks are gone within two days max!

It popped out of the ground and is absolutely killing it. I’m going to spray it for the first time this week. It’s not as sweet as our other corn, but in terms of growth and emergence, it’s been outstanding.

We have feeders with peanuts, sunflower seeds, safflower seeds, and white millet. The peanuts are usually the first to run out. All of the birds love them. Birds like Robins, bluebirds, and brown thrashers. Used to stay on the ground looking for worms and bugs. Now they come for the peanuts. I think they can sanse the protein content.

This is an excellent bean for a food plot

Pretty good overall. Had fairly even emergence and it’s growing great and looks beautiful. It’s planted next to a field of regular corn and I can barely tell the difference between the two. Excited to try some once it’s ready