Our warm climate horse pasture seed mixture provides wide range of warm season perennial grass varieties that have shown extreme survival. There are many skeptics who believe that a horse pasture should only have one grass variety to allow for proper management practices. Our horse pasture seed mixture will provide equestrian owners with the most durable horse pasture available for the southern climates.
Product Details
- Designed for extreme drought-resistance
- Provides wide range of warm season perennial grass varieties
- Most durable horse pasture available for the southern climates
- Provides a low maintenance pasture
- Also used in pastures for alpacas, goats, donkeys and cattle
Product Information
Hancock's Horse Pasture Grass Warm Climate Mix is designed for extreme drought-resistance, close grazing tolerance, and wide regional adaptability. Many horse pasture owners face the seemingly never-ending battle of maintaining a productive horse pasture in the warm climate zones.
We feel that the most important aspect of a pasture is not always how perfect it look as much as how perfect it performs during extremely dry conditions, extremely wet conditions and how it recovers from frost damage. Our warm climate horse pasture seed mixture is designed to provide a low maintenance pasture that will survive most any weather conditions. This mixture does need fertilizer and proper rotational grazing to maintain.
Our blend includes 25% Argentine Bahia, 25% Pensacola Bahiagrass (coated seed), 25% Brown Top Millet, and 25% Common Bermuda (Unhulled).
Our Horse pasture seed mixture is also used in pastures for alpacas, goats, donkeys and cattle. This mixture should be planted in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Mississippi and Arkansas.

This mixture should be planted at 100 lbs. per acre, along with 300 lbs. of 16-04-08 fertilizer applied spring, summer, and fall. Overseed with Ryegrass at 30 to 40 lbs. per acre between October and November for winter grazing.
Horse Pasture Grass Seed Mix - Warm Climate

Instructions
This mixture should be planted at 100 lbs. per acre, along with 300 lbs. of 16-04-08 fertilizer applied spring, summer, and fall. Overseed with Ryegrass at 30 to 40 lbs. per acre between October and November for winter grazing.

Our warm climate horse pasture seed mixture provides wide range of warm season perennial grass varieties that have shown extreme survival. There are many skeptics who believe that a horse pasture should only have one grass variety to allow for proper management practices. Our horse pasture seed mixture will provide equestrian owners with the most durable horse pasture available for the southern climates.
Product Details
- Designed for extreme drought-resistance
- Provides wide range of warm season perennial grass varieties
- Most durable horse pasture available for the southern climates
- Provides a low maintenance pasture
- Also used in pastures for alpacas, goats, donkeys and cattle
Product Information
Hancock's Horse Pasture Grass Warm Climate Mix is designed for extreme drought-resistance, close grazing tolerance, and wide regional adaptability. Many horse pasture owners face the seemingly never-ending battle of maintaining a productive horse pasture in the warm climate zones.
We feel that the most important aspect of a pasture is not always how perfect it look as much as how perfect it performs during extremely dry conditions, extremely wet conditions and how it recovers from frost damage. Our warm climate horse pasture seed mixture is designed to provide a low maintenance pasture that will survive most any weather conditions. This mixture does need fertilizer and proper rotational grazing to maintain.
Our blend includes 25% Argentine Bahia, 25% Pensacola Bahiagrass (coated seed), 25% Brown Top Millet, and 25% Common Bermuda (Unhulled).
Our Horse pasture seed mixture is also used in pastures for alpacas, goats, donkeys and cattle. This mixture should be planted in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Mississippi and Arkansas.

This mixture should be planted at 100 lbs. per acre, along with 300 lbs. of 16-04-08 fertilizer applied spring, summer, and fall. Overseed with Ryegrass at 30 to 40 lbs. per acre between October and November for winter grazing.