Seed mixes are an effective way to enhance the performance of cover crops across Oregon’s diverse agricultural regions, from the Willamette Valley to Eastern Oregon. By blending species with complementary benefits, you can address multiple soil health goals in a single planting. For example, combining cereal rye for erosion control, crimson clover for nitrogen fixation, and oilseed radish for deep soil aeration creates a balanced mix that improves soil structure, fertility, and weed suppression. These diverse blends are particularly valuable in Oregon’s variable climate, providing flexibility and resilience against changing weather conditions.