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Casie Becker wrote:I have some confusion here. I did watch the video, and what they are describing sounds to me like a forage pasture where more than just grass has been planted. Is that correct?

If so, it's a fairly popular technique so maybe all you need is different terminology.  If you have an idea of the kinds of plants you want, I think you can get buy bulk and custom mixes of cover crop, forage and food plot that meet most of your needs.

Hello Casie, forrage pasture seems to bring up tons of info, i think Herbal Leys is European terminology. Thanks for the info.

Great information Ann, I looked at Native American Seed Co and I think they will be able to help with a customer blend! Their prices seem to be in line as well.
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Hello to all,

i'm new to this site and this is my first time ever posting to a blog or forum.  I wanted to know if anyone has any experience with Herbal Leys for rotational grazing? I'm rotational grazing our goats and chickens. Some of the challenges i'm having is finding seed companies in Texas where i live that offer Herbal Leys. Can anyone help with directing me to companies that offer this type of seed blend or any advise on rotational grazing on Herbal lays for goats and chickens?

This video gives a brief description of the plant varieties.



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