Grass Pasture Forage Seed Mix

Elk Mound Seed's Grass Pasture Mix is designed for optimal growth, digestibility, and persistence. This mix includes a variety of grasses that are selected for their vigorous growth and adaptability to less-than-ideal conditions, making it a reliable choice for farmers looking to establish a high-quality pasture. The mix is suitable for early spring and late summer planting, ensuring flexibility for your planting schedule.

Benefits:

• Vigorous Growth: Selected for its ability to thrive in various conditions, ensuring robust pasture development.
• High Digestibility: Provides excellent nutritional value for grazing animals, enhancing overall livestock health.
• Persistence: Designed to maintain productivity and quality over time, even under challenging conditions.
• Ideal for Hay Production: This mix can be considered a hay field when established, offering versatility for both grazing and haying purposes.

Planting Instructions:

• Planting Range: Early spring, late summer
• Seeding Rate: 25-30 lbs/acre

Mixture Contains:

• 35% Kentucky Bluegrass: Known for its durability and high nutritional value.
• 25% Tetraploid Perennial Ryegrass: Offers higher yields and better digestibility.
• 15% Alfalfa: Provides adequate protein and supports overall pasture quality.
• 15% Timothy: Hardy grass that enhances the mix's forage quality.
• 10% Orchardgrass: Adds resilience and improves growth in various conditions.

Drydown Quality: The Grass Pasture Mix has good drydown qualities due to the presence of Kentucky Bluegrass, Tetraploid Perennial Ryegrass, and Orchardgrass, which provide high forage quality and effective drying. Alfalfa and Timothy contribute to the mix's nutritional profile and enhance its overall performance. Together, these components ensure a balanced drydown process, making the mix suitable for high-quality hay production under proper management practices.

This Grass Pasture Mix ensures a productive and sustainable pasture, meeting the diverse needs of your farm.

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