Discover expert insights, practical tips, and the latest innovations in forage seed to help you maximize yield, quality, and pasture performance. From high-demand staples like alfalfa seed, clover seed, ryegrass seed, and grass seed to specialized solutions such as pasture seed mixes, hay seed, livestock forage, and drought tolerant seed, this resource hub brings together the most searched and trusted topics in the forage industry. Whether you're focused on improving grazing systems or boosting soil health and productivity, explore in-depth articles designed to help you make smarter seeding decisions and get the most out of every acre.
Traditional tall fescue offers durability, but often at a cost to animal performance. This article breaks down how Protek® novel endophyte varieties enhance calf weight and milk production while ensuring resilience and longevity in challenging environments. Read more
Modern forage systems demand flexibility, resilience, and high nutritional value. At DLF, innovation in both festulolium and white clover breeding is helping producers build more productive, persistent stands that perform across a wide range of conditions. Read more
As winter finally loosens its grip, forage growers across the U.S. are gearing up for the busiest stretch of the year: spring planting season. With tighter forage inventories across the industry, early planning matters more than ever. This article is a quick, practical guide to setting up successful spring seedings, from choosing high‑performing perennial ryegrass and festulolium options to troubleshooting establishment issues and managing early‑season grazing for long‑term pasture health. Read more
Late winter is one of the smartest—and simplest—times to revitalize cool‑season pastures. Frost seeding uses natural freeze–thaw cycles to work seed into the soil, boosting spring growth without heavy equipment. With the right timing, grazing strategy, and species selection, producers can quickly strengthen stands and improve forage performance. Read more
Selecting less expensive alfalfa seed may appear cost-effective, but this decision can ultimately result in an overall loss due to reduced yields, diminished quality, and increased expenditures on supplemental feed. Avoid letting short-term savings jeopardize long-term farm profitability—explore the true value of thoughtful alfalfa variety selection. Read more
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Curious about forage seed supply for 2026? Our latest outlook covers alfalfa, clovers, grasses, and summer annuals. Read more
Dan Walters, Director of Grower Services, highlighted DLF seed growers in this month's issue of Seed World magazine. It's an insightful article about how DLF collaborates with growers to develop innovative seed solutions. Read more
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DLF welcomed turf seed distributors, scientists and end users to its biennial Seed Camp event in the Willamette Valley on June 20-21 and then held a special encore event the following evening for employees and their families. Read more