Dryland Horse pasture seed mix
Dryland Range Mix

Dryland Horse Mix

Grass & Clover Blend for Dryland Horse Pasture

Dryland Horse Mix combines four grasses with subclovers and Persian clover to create a diversified dryland pasture planting. The formulation is designed for horse pasture situations where seasonal rainfall is the primary source of moisture.

Best Uses
Horse Pasture  •  Dryland Pasture  •  Pasture Establishment  •  Grass & Clover Stands
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20–25
Seeding Rate
lb / acre
50 lb
Packaging
Standard Bags
Legume Inoculation
Pre-Inoculated
OMRI
Clover Coating
Available
OMRI-approved coating available on clovers
What's In The Mix

Mix Components

Four grasses form the pasture base, while multiple subclovers and Persian clover add a complementary broadleaf legume component.

Dryland Orchardgrass
Grass
Blando Brome
Grass
Annual Ryegrass
Grass
Hardinggrass
Grass
Subclover — Variety 1
Legume
Subclover — Variety 2
Legume
Persian Clover
Legume

Mix Component Note: Mix components are subject to change based on seed availability. Substitutions may be made with comparable species or varieties when necessary.

Pasture Benefits

Diverse Dryland Horse Pasture

Dryland Horse Mix combines several grass growth habits with a focused clover component for a diversified pasture stand.

01

Four-Grass Foundation

Orchardgrass, Blando brome, annual ryegrass and Hardinggrass provide multiple grass types within the pasture stand.

02

Clover Component

Two subclover varieties and Persian clover add broadleaf forage and additional plant diversity to the grass-based pasture.

03

Biological Nitrogen Fixation

Successfully inoculated and nodulated clovers can fix atmospheric nitrogen within the soil-plant system.

04

Mixed Plant Structure

Multiple grasses and broadleaf legumes provide different leaf forms and growth habits within the established stand.

05

Dryland Pasture Focus

The formulation is intended for pasture systems that depend primarily on seasonal rainfall rather than regular irrigation.

06

Horse Pasture Application

The mix provides a dedicated multi-species option for establishing or renovating dryland horse pasture.

Pasture Management

Establishment Depends on Seasonal Moisture

Dryland pasture establishment is closely tied to rainfall timing and soil moisture. Plant when conditions provide enough moisture for germination and early seedling development, and protect the new stand from grazing until plants are well established.

Planting
Match Seasonal Moisture
Planting timing should coincide with favorable soil moisture and local seasonal rainfall patterns.
Establishment
Protect Young Plants
Allow seedlings to develop adequate roots and vegetative growth before horses are introduced to the new pasture.
Management
Allow Recovery
Once established, avoid excessive grazing pressure and allow adequate recovery between grazing periods.

Dryland Pasture Note: Establishment and pasture performance depend on rainfall, soil conditions, planting timing, fertility, grazing pressure and local climate. Dryland results can vary substantially between sites and seasons.

Establishing a Dryland Horse Pasture?

Contact Weaver Seed for current Dryland Horse Mix availability, pricing or help selecting a pasture mixture for your site.

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