Motherlode Range dryland pasture and range seed mix
Dryland Range Mix

Motherlode Range Mix

Diverse Grass & Legume Blend for Dryland Range

Motherlode Range Mix combines five grasses with subclovers, annual clovers and woolypod vetch to create one of Weaver Seed's most diverse dryland range mixtures. It is designed for range establishment and improvement where a broad combination of grass and legume growth habits is desired.

Best Uses
Dryland Range  •  Range Improvement  •  Dryland Pasture  •  Multi-Species Establishment
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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

Five grasses combine with three subclover varieties, additional annual clovers and woolypod vetch for a highly diversified dryland range planting.

Annual Ryegrass
Grass
Hardinggrass
Grass
Dryland Orchardgrass
Grass
Dryland Tall Fescue
Grass
Blando Brome
Grass
Subclover — Variety 1
Legume
Subclover — Variety 2
Legume
Subclover — Variety 3
Legume
Rose Clover
Legume
Woolypod Vetch
Legume
Persian Clover
Legume
Balansa 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.

Range Benefits

Broad Diversity for Dryland Range

Motherlode Range Mix combines numerous grass and legume types to create a diversified planting for dryland range establishment and improvement.

01

Five-Grass Combination

Ryegrass, Hardinggrass, orchardgrass, tall fescue and Blando brome provide multiple grass growth habits within the stand.

02

Broad Legume Diversity

Subclovers, rose clover, Persian clover, balansa clover and woolypod vetch provide several broadleaf growth forms.

03

Biological Nitrogen Fixation

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

04

Mixed Plant Structure

Grasses, clovers and vetch create different leaf structures and growth habits within the established range stand.

05

Forage Diversity

The broad species combination provides a more diverse forage stand than a single-grass or single-legume planting.

06

Dryland Range Focus

Motherlode Range Mix is designed for range projects where seasonal moisture and site conditions support dryland establishment.

Mix Design

One of Our Most Diverse Range Formulations

Motherlode Range Mix brings together five grasses and a broad assortment of legumes. The mixture is intended for projects where establishing several plant types within the same dryland range stand is a priority.

Grasses
Five-Grass Foundation
Annual ryegrass, Hardinggrass, orchardgrass, tall fescue and Blando brome form the grass component.
Clovers
Multiple Clover Types
Three subclover varieties plus rose, Persian and balansa clovers provide substantial legume diversity.
Vetch
Woolypod Vetch
Woolypod vetch adds another broadleaf legume growth habit to the range formulation.

Dryland Establishment Note: Stand establishment and species expression depend heavily on rainfall, planting timing, soil conditions, temperature and local growing conditions. Dryland performance can vary substantially between sites and seasons.

Planning a Dryland Range Project?

Contact Weaver Seed for current Motherlode Range Mix availability, pricing or help selecting a dryland range mixture for your site.

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