Ideal for regions such as the Appalachians, southern Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and Upper South, this mix performs well in varied soils and climate conditions, making it a reliable choice for pasture-based goat production throughout much of the central and eastern U.S.

Key Benefits:

Perfect for Transitional Climates

• Handles wide seasonal temperature swings, from hot summers to cold winters.

• Withstands fluctuating rainfall and humidity, common in transitional regions.

• Performs well in loamy, clay, or moderately well-drained soils.

Balanced, Goat-Specific Nutrition

• Chicory and Birdsfoot Trefoil offer digestible fiber and natural tannins to help reduce internal parasites.

• Alfalfa, Red Clover, and Peas provide protein-rich forage that supports growth, lactation, and overall herd health.

• Orchardgrass and Tall Fescue contribute long-lasting structure, palatability, and strong regrowth for continuous grazing.

Strong Regrowth & Forage Longevity

• Cool-season dominance ensures extended productivity in spring and fall, while deep-rooted species help maintain production in drier months.

• Well-suited to rotational grazing systems that improve land use and animal health.

Soil Health & Sustainability

• Legumes in the mix naturally fix nitrogen, reducing fertilizer needs and improving pasture quality year after year.

• Chicory and trefoil help break soil compaction and improve water infiltration.

Ideal For:

• Goat producers in transitional climate zones like the Mid-Atlantic, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, and surrounding regions

• Mixed-use grazing systems and regenerative agriculture setups

• Operations looking to reduce parasite load naturally and promote high-quality forage

• Pastures needing a low-bloat, high-protein blend with year-round benefits

The Transitional Goat Pasture Mix gives your herd access to the diverse, nutrient-dense forage they need—while offering strong adaptability to changing weather and sustainable land performance. With deep roots in regenerative farming and goat-specific needs, this mix is built to keep your pastures productive and your animals thriving.

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Ideal for regions such as the Mid-Atlantic, Appalachian Foothills, southern Midwest, and Upper South, this pasture mix thrives in zones that are too hot for some northern grasses and too cold for southern varieties, making it a dependable, versatile choice for horse owners and land managers alike.

Key Benefits:

Adapted to Transitional Climates

• Withstands the temperature swings and soil variability common in transitional zones.

• Cool-season grasses (Ryegrass, Fescue, Bluegrass, and Meadow Brome) provide strong early spring and fall growth.

• Maintains productivity even in drought-prone summers and cold winters with proper management.

Horse-Friendly Nutrition

• Alfalfa adds protein, calcium, and energy—especially valuable for working horses, lactating mares, and growing foals (recommended in moderation).

• Perennial Ryegrass and Kentucky Bluegrass offer high palatability and dense ground coverage for soft, safe footing.

• Tall Fescue (endophyte-free) and Meadow Brome deliver persistence and grazing resilience.

Durable and Grazing-Ready

• Handles heavy traffic and rotational grazing with strong regrowth between cycles.

• Encourages deep rooting and balanced ground cover to reduce mud, erosion, and weed invasion.

Extended Grazing Season

• Cool-season base ensures early green-up in spring and grazing into late fall.

• Species diversity supports multi-season forage availability, reducing the need for supplemental feed.

Ideal For:

• Horse pastures in transitional climate zones

• Turnout areas, riding spaces, and rotational grazing systems

• Landowners seeking year-round pasture productivity and nutrient-dense forage

• Farms balancing variable weather with consistent equine care needs

The Transitional Horse Pasture Mix provides a smart, climate-adapted solution for equine grazing in regions where the seasons don’t play by the rules. From lush spring growth to durable summer forage and fall regrowth, this mix offers comfort, nutrition, and resilience for horses—and peace of mind for those who care for them.

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Combining Tall Fescue (endophyte-free), Birdsfoot Trefoil, Chicory, White Clover, Orchardgrass, and Kentucky Bluegrass, this mix is ideal for regions such as the Ohio Valley, Mid-Atlantic, southern Midwest, and Upper South—zones that demand versatile, adaptable pasture solutions for productive sheep operations.

Key Benefits:

Built for Transitional Climate Zones

• Thrives in areas with variable rainfall, humid summers, and cold winters—common across transitional U.S. regions.

• Offers strong performance in moderately fertile to high-fertility soils, making it suitable for mixed terrain and pasture types.

Sheep-Focused Nutrition

• Chicory and Birdsfoot Trefoil provide digestible fiber, essential minerals, and natural tannins that support parasite resistance and gut health.

• White Clover and Orchardgrass deliver high-protein, palatable forage for ewes, lambs, and growing stock.

• Tall Fescue (endophyte-free) and Kentucky Bluegrass supply persistent ground cover, regrowth, and grazing resilience.

Seasonal Productivity & Regrowth

• Cool-season dominance ensures early spring growth, while deep-rooted species like Chicory extend productivity into summer dry spells.

• Excellent regrowth following grazing or mowing makes it ideal for rotational grazing systems.

Soil Health & Long-Term Benefits

• Legumes fix atmospheric nitrogen, improving pasture fertility naturally.

• Species diversity supports soil structure, erosion control, and long-term pasture sustainability.

Ideal For:

• Sheep operations in transitional zones including the Mid-Atlantic, southern Midwest, Appalachian foothills, and Upper South

• Pasture-based systems focused on high forage quality and year-round productivity

• Producers seeking a mix that performs across seasonal and environmental variability

The Transitional Sheep Pasture Mix brings together nutrient density, climate adaptability, and grazing resilience in a single, proven blend. It’s a smart, sustainable solution for farmers and ranchers working in one of the country’s most challenging and dynamic agricultural zones.

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Formulated to establish successfully in a wide range of climates and soil types, this mix is adaptable across much of the continental U.S., making it an excellent choice for farms, homesteads, conservation projects, or anyone committed to pollinator health and biodiversity.

Key Benefits:

High-Value Forage for Pollinators

• Clovers (white, crimson, sweetclover) and Sainfoin provide protein-rich pollen and abundant nectar, critical for brood development and honey production.

• Wildflowers like California Poppy, Baby Blue Eyes, and Purple Coneflower offer staggered bloom times to support pollinators from spring through fall.

• Attracts not only honey bees but also native bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and beneficial insects.

Adaptable Across U.S. Regions

• Thrives in diverse growing conditions, from coastal California to the Midwest and into the Northeast and Southern states.

• Performs well in loamy, sandy, or clay soils with moderate drainage.

• Suited for full sun to partial shade conditions.

Season-Long Color & Ecological Impact

• Provides multi-seasonal blooming to ensure continuous forage.

• Enhances pollination of nearby crops, improving yields and biodiversity.

• Supports broader ecosystem health by offering habitat and resources for many beneficial insect species.

Low-Maintenance and Regenerative

• Many species are drought-tolerant, self-seeding, or perennial, helping reduce replanting and maintenance needs.

• Legumes in the mix fix nitrogen, improving soil health and fertility over time.

Ideal For:

• Beekeepers, farmers, and homesteaders

• Pollinator conservation plots and CRP (Conservation Reserve Program) land

• Roadsides, buffer strips, orchard understories, and pasture borders

• Eco-friendly gardens and wildlife corridors

Planting the Honey Bee Pasture Mix is a meaningful step toward supporting healthy pollinator populations, enhancing landscape beauty, and restoring ecological balance. Whether you’re managing a few acres or several hundred, this mix ensures your land becomes a thriving, pollinator-friendly habitat—buzzing with life, color, and purpose.

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Featuring a balanced combination of Meadow Brome, Perennial Ryegrass, Orchardgrass, Alfalfa, and White Clover, this mix provides high-energy, protein-rich forage that supports milk production, weight gain, and animal health. Whether used for intensive grazing or hay production, it delivers consistent yields, strong regrowth, and excellent forage quality season after season.

Key Benefits:

High-Energy, High-Protein Forage

• Excellent for milk-producing cows and fast-growing beef cattle.

• Alfalfa and White Clover provide high protein and mineral content to support lactation, muscle growth, and reproductive health.

• Perennial Ryegrass adds digestible energy, boosting intake and overall performance.

Cold-Hardy and Climate Adapted

• Tailored for regions with cold winters, cool springs, and moderate summers.

• Meadow Brome and Orchardgrass offer winter hardiness, persistent regrowth, and strong performance in northern soils.

Durable, Productive Pasture

• Multi-cut and grazing-tolerant species ensure long-lasting productivity throughout the growing season.

• Dense sward formation helps reduce weed pressure and soil erosion while supporting heavy grazing traffic.

Soil Health and Sustainability

• Legumes fix atmospheric nitrogen, reducing fertilizer needs and supporting balanced nutrient cycling.

• Promotes long-term pasture vigor and reduces reliance on supplemental feed inputs.

Ideal For:

• Dairy and beef cattle pasture and hay systems

• Northern and cool transitional climate zones

• Farms aiming to reduce feed costs while maximizing pasture productivity

The Northern/Transitional Zone Dairy Cow & Cattle Forage Mix is your go-to solution for building a productive, resilient pasture that meets the demands of modern grazing and hay operations. From northern plains to Appalachian foothills, this mix is ready to fuel your herd and your land.

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The mix includes Kentucky Bluegrass, Orchardgrass, and Barley for palatable, dense ground cover and excellent regrowth. High-protein legumes like Alfalfa, White Clover, and Strawberry Clover support muscle development, while Chicory and Birdsfoot Trefoil enhance nutrient diversity and support gut health with natural compounds known to aid digestion and reduce parasite loads.

Key Benefits:

Designed for Pig Foraging and Health

• Encourages natural rooting and grazing behavior, reducing feed costs and improving animal well-being.

• Chicory and Birdsfoot Trefoil provide natural tannins and trace minerals that support digestive health and reduce internal parasite pressure.

• Alfalfa and clovers offer excellent protein levels to support growth, breeding, and lactation.

Adaptable to Varied U.S. Climates

• Performs well in regions with cool to moderate climates, including the Northeast, Midwest, Pacific Northwest, and higher elevations of the Southwest and Upper South.

• Versatile enough to handle variable rainfall and seasonal temperature shifts.

Robust Ground Cover and Soil Improvement

• Barley provides quick early cover, ideal for reducing erosion and creating a soft rooting environment.

• Orchardgrass and Kentucky Bluegrass establish durable, traffic-tolerant pasture that can handle frequent rooting and hoof activity.

• Legumes naturally fix nitrogen, reducing the need for synthetic fertilizers and improving long-term pasture fertility.

Ideal For:

• Pastured pig operations

• Farrow-to-finish and grazing-based systems

• Producers looking to lower feed costs while promoting animal health and sustainable land use

With our Pasture Pig Mix, you’ll provide your herd with a nutrient-rich, resilient pasture that supports both pig performance and soil regeneration. Whether you’re grazing pigs on open fields in Iowa, wooded areas in North Carolina, or mountain valleys in Colorado, this mix offers the adaptability and nutrition your operation needs.

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Sweet William is an introduced perennial that often acts as an annual. Native to southern Europe, it grows in dense clusters of beautiful and colorful blooms on stiff, extended stems. It thrives in full sun and is an excellent plant for flower beds, gardens, and fields. Sweet William is loved for its sweet fragrance and its ability to attract pollinators.

Scientific Name: Dianthus barbatus

Each wildflower seed packet contains approximately 100 seeds.

Lobelia cardinalis, commonly known as cardinal flower, is a striking wildflower native to North America, particularly fond of wet habitats such as stream banks, marshes, and damp woodlands. It is renowned for its vibrant display of scarlet-red flowers. The cardinal flower stands tall, reaching heights of 2 to 4 feet, with lance-shaped leaves arranged along its erect stems. Its tubular blossoms, resembling the shape of a cardinal’s beak, bloom in dense spikes from midsummer to early fall, attracting hummingbirds and butterflies with their nectar-rich blooms. This perennial plant prefers moist, well-drained soil and partial shade, though it can tolerate some sun in cooler climates. It is often used in rain gardens, bog gardens, and other water features, where its brilliant blooms add a pop of color to the landscape while providing habitat for pollinators.

A biennial member of the mint family, dotted mint is found in central and eastern United States. Its multiple whorls of dotted flowers makes this plant hard to mistake. Tolerant of many soil types, it prefers dry to mesic-dry sandy soils in full sun to partial shade. Growing up to 2 feet in height, its pink flowers can be seen in bloom from June-August attracting insects and hummingbirds of many types.

This daisy will be consumed by livestock and will disappear from grazed areas due to its high palatability and protein content. It is a yellow flower with leaves that will fold under during hot times of the day. Engelmann’s daisy will flower from May through August. It is widely distributed across its native range in the southern Great Plains and can be found growing in grassland/uplands of many different soil types. Its deep taproot makes it a hardy, drought tolerant perennial that can grow to 2 feet in height. Fall or early spring, shallow, seeding provide good germination and caution should be taken to not plant deep.