Peaceful Valley Forage Blend Dryland Pasture Mix - Raw Seed (lb)

Dryland Pasture Mix is a robust and drought-tolerant blend designed to rejuvenate soil health and establish resilient pastures in low-water conditions. This carefully crafted mix includes a selection of deep-rooted grasses and legumes, such as orchardgrass, perennial ryegrass, and clover, which work together to improve soil structure, prevent erosion, and promote sustainable grazing.

The grasses in this mix provide dense ground cover, reducing weed competition and protecting soil from erosion, even on slopes or in challenging terrains. Meanwhile, the nitrogen-fixing legumes enrich the soil with organic matter, enhancing fertility and supporting future planting cycles. Over time, this blend builds a strong, healthy root system that aerates the soil, improving its ability to retain moisture and nutrients.

Dryland Pasture Mix thrives in full sun and well-draining soil, making it ideal for dryland farming or pastures in arid regions. Its adaptability ensures strong performance in a range of conditions, offering a dependable solution for soil regeneration and livestock grazing.

Whether you’re establishing a new pasture or improving an existing one, this mix provides the foundation for a sustainable, productive system. Its dual benefits of soil enhancement and pasture productivity make it an excellent choice for farmers and land managers seeking long-term success.

Dairymen and cattlemen really love this mix for its high yield, high quality, and quick re-growth in spring.

• Application Rate: 2-5 lb/1000 sq ft or 85-125 lb/acre
• Inoculant: Strongly recommended for effective nodulation and nitrogen fixation. Use Pea Vetch Lentil Inoculant (treats 100 lb), Garden Combination Mix Inoculant (treats 8 lb), or Garden Combination Mix Inoculant (treats 50 lb). Choose the package size that matches the amount of seed being planted, and plant promptly after treating the seed.
• Germination: 5-10 Days
• Plant Height: 4 - 5'
• Uses: May be grazed or cut for hay, silage or green-chop.
• Facts to Note: Seed every year in September or October in Northern California, later in the south.

Contains: White Oats, Red Oats, Beardless Barley, Beardless Wheat, Vetch. Composition may vary depending on availability.