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How to design a Diverse Native Grassland Mix

Elizabeth Steele teaches what puts “Diverse” in Diverse Native Grassland, and how you can design a seed mix to meet your needs (and your budget) using the four functional diversity groups: Native Warm Season Grasses, Native Cool Season Grasses, Native Forbs, and Native Legumes

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  1. I just watched the diverse native cool and warm season grasses video. That’s what I want. He stated that the pasture hadn’t been fertilized in years—that’s what I want. My plans are for cattle and sheep to be kept together. I would like to build the organic matter in the fields as it’s quite sandy loam type soil. Thank you for content.

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    1. That is awesome David, if you need further information please visit our website at HamiltonNativeOutpost.com, or feel free to give us a call. Good luck with your planting.

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