General Purpose irrigated pasture mix
Irrigated Pasture Mix

General Purpose Mix

Versatile Grass & Legume Blend for Irrigated Pasture

General Purpose Mix combines four cool-season pasture grasses with four forage legumes to create a versatile irrigated pasture stand. The formulation provides multiple grass growth habits together with clovers and trefoil for a diversified pasture suited to a range of livestock operations.

Best Uses
Irrigated Pasture  •  General Livestock Grazing  •  Pasture Renovation  •  Rotational Grazing
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20–25
Seeding Rate
lb / acre
50 lb
Packaging
Standard Bags
Legume Inoculation
Pre-Inoculated
OMRI
Coating Option
Available on Clovers
OMRI-approved coating available
What's In The Mix

Mix Components

Four pasture grasses and four forage legumes provide a broad combination of growth habits for a diversified irrigated pasture.

Orchardgrass
Grass
Riley Intermediate Rye
Grass
Fawn Tall Fescue
Grass
Tetraploid Annual Ryegrass
Grass
Red Clover
Legume
Ladino Clover
Legume
Strawberry Clover
Legume
Trefoil
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

Built for Versatile Irrigated Pasture

General Purpose Mix combines several grass and legume types to provide a flexible multi-species pasture option.

01

Diverse Grass Base

Orchardgrass, intermediate rye, tall fescue and tetraploid annual ryegrass provide multiple grass growth habits within the pasture.

02

Four Forage Legumes

Red, Ladino and strawberry clovers together with trefoil add broadleaf forage and additional plant diversity.

03

Biological Nitrogen Fixation

Successfully inoculated and nodulated legumes can fix atmospheric nitrogen within the pasture system.

04

Mixed Forage Structure

Grasses and broadleaf legumes create different plant heights, leaf forms and growth patterns throughout the pasture stand.

05

General Livestock Fit

The mix provides a versatile pasture option where a specialized dairy, sheep or high-elevation formulation is not required.

06

New or Renovated Pasture

General Purpose Mix can be considered for new irrigated pasture establishment or pasture renovation projects.

Grazing Management

Establish First. Graze Afterward.

Newly seeded pasture should be given time to establish adequate roots and vegetative growth before livestock are introduced. Once established, rotational grazing can provide recovery periods between grazing events.

Establishment
Protect Young Plants
Avoid grazing a new seeding until the plants are well established and have developed adequate root strength.
Grazing
Rotate Livestock
Managed rotational grazing provides rest periods rather than maintaining continuous grazing pressure on the same pasture area.
Recovery
Allow Regrowth
Adequate recovery between grazing events helps grasses and legumes continue contributing to the pasture.

Pasture Management Note: Pasture performance varies with irrigation, soil fertility, planting timing, grazing pressure, stocking rate and local growing conditions. New plantings should be well established before grazing begins.

Need a Versatile Irrigated Pasture Mix?

Contact Weaver Seed for current General Purpose Mix availability, pricing or help selecting an irrigated pasture mixture for your operation.

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