Range Improvement dryland pasture and range seed mix
Dryland Range Mix

Range Improvement Mix

Dryland Grasses & Clovers for Range Improvement

Range Improvement Mix combines dryland tall fescue and orchardgrass with multiple subclovers, Persian clover and balansa clover. The formulation is designed to establish both grass and legume components in dryland range and pasture improvement projects.

Best Uses
Dryland Range  •  Range Improvement  •  Dryland Pasture  •  Grass & Legume 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

Two dryland grasses provide the grass foundation while multiple subclovers and annual clovers add a diverse legume component.

Dryland Tall Fescue
Grass
Dryland Orchardgrass
Grass
Subclover — Variety 1
Legume
Subclover — Variety 2
Legume
Subclover — Variety 3
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

Grass & Legume Diversity for Dryland Range

Range Improvement Mix combines two grass types with several annual legumes to create a more diversified dryland range planting.

01

Dryland Grass Base

Tall fescue and orchardgrass provide complementary grass components within the range planting.

02

Multiple Subclovers

Three subclover varieties provide additional variation within the low-growing legume portion of the mix.

03

Biological Nitrogen Fixation

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

04

Mixed Plant Structure

Grasses and clovers provide different plant forms, leaf structures and growth habits within the same stand.

05

Range Improvement Focus

The mix is designed for projects where both grass and legume components are desired as part of dryland range establishment or improvement.

06

Forage Diversity

Combining grasses and broadleaf legumes provides more forage diversity than a single-species range planting.

Mix Design

A Balanced Grass & Clover Range Mix

Range Improvement Mix differs from the Legume Range Booster by incorporating a dedicated grass component. Dryland tall fescue and orchardgrass create the grass framework while several clovers provide the legume portion of the stand.

Grasses
Two-Grass Foundation
Dryland tall fescue and dryland orchardgrass provide the primary grass component.
Subclovers
Three Varieties
Multiple subclover varieties add variation within the low-growing legume component of the planting.
Annual Clovers
Persian & Balansa
Persian and balansa clovers add additional annual legume growth habits to the range mixture.

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.

Improving a Dryland Range or Pasture?

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

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