This all-purpose pasture seed mixture is an excellent choice for almost any area in the United States and works great for cattle, sheep, alpacas and other grazing animals.

Forage Bermuda Grass Seed - Common bermudagrass (Cynodon dactylon) is a warm-season, perennial, sod-forming grass widely used for forage in the southern United States. It's known for its drought tolerance, ability to withstand heavy grazing, and its resilience, making it a popular choice for pastures and hay production. 

This pasture mixture was especially designed for cold climates (Zones 3 - 5) where winters can get below zero for long periods of time with heavy snowfall as well. This grass can be used for horses, alpacas, llamas, sheep, and other grazing animals.

With its big and deep root network, tall fescue grass is one of the most drought, heat and wear tolerant grasses, is great for grazing hay and is a 100% endophyte free.

Great Gains - Sheep & Goats - This high sugar grass mixture is great for the homeowner who has a few animals to tend to or the large scale farmer. This pasture grass allows you to work with nature to improve the health and yield of your livestock, pastures and farming operations. Great Gains is especially formulated for sheep and goats and has widespread applications.

Professional's Choice horse pasture grass seed mixture was designed for horse pastures but is often used other livestock when legumes are not desired.

Japanese Millet (Echinochloa esculenta) - Japanese Millet is a fast growing, annual, warm season grass that can produce an abundance of grain in as little as 50 – 60 days when planted in full sun. It has long been a favorite of waterfowl hunters due to its ability to grow in wet saturated soils. 

Valuable on light textured soils orchard grass pasture seed has outstanding drought-tolerance and few mixtures have the superior winter-hardiness of this blend that is great for horses and alpacas.

Pearl Millet (Pennisetum glaucum) - Other names for this grain are: Pearl millet, candle millet, dark millet, bajra, indian millet, horse millet, bulrush millet, cattail millet and a few others. Pearl millet is an annual, warm season grass having a profuse root system.

This new generation annual ryegrass with exceptional plant vigor, forage yielding ability, stress tolerance and disease resistance is quick at germination and used for erosion control and cover crops.

Perennial ryegrass is a quickly germinating, high yielding, high quality grass and is very persistent provided they are well fertilized and well managed.

Smooth Brome (Bromus inermis) - Smooth Brome is a perennial sod-forming grass growing 1 - 3 feet tall and produces large seeds, 1/4 inch long.  It is best suited for hay, early spring pasture or silage.  It has deep roots and spreads by underground rhizomes. This grass is highly palatable, high in protein content, and relatively low in crude-fiber content.

Switchgrass usually grows 3 to 5 feet in height and even as a seedling it can be distinguished from other native grasses by the dense patch of hairs at the point where the leaf blade attaches to the sheath. Very drought tolerant once established.

Teff (Eragrostis tef) - A warm-season annual grass commonly used for hay production, silage, or grazing. Excellent forage quality and fast growth, can be cut multiple times during the growing season. Very fine stemmed and fine-bladed growing 3 to 4 feet tall, making it highly palatable to all classes of livestock.

Timothy is a short-lived, winter-hardy perennial bunchgrass used for hay or forage and is often seeded in a mixture of alfalfa, clover, or birdsfoot trefoil.