Buzz Seeds

03/18/2026

Piglets going after only the chicory in the Holistic Pasture Mix.

03/04/2026

Enjoyed a great regenerative ag field day at the Triple F Ranch in Hanford last week. Irrigation requirements have dramatically declined here due to the increase in soil water infiltration and soil water holding capacity built through COVER CROPS! Big thanks to Rich Felipe and his family for hosting.

03/04/2026

Buzz Blooms 2026 is mixed and ready for planting!

11/14/2025

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09/26/2025

Big News! Buzz Cover Crop Seeds is now a certified Organic handler! This will make our customers' organic inspection process much more seamless. We still have plenty of organic AND conventional products on hand for fall 2025 planting, including forage and flower mixes, so drop us a line!

09/02/2025

It's officially cover crop planting season! We still have a good stock of most of our products, so drop us a line!

08/26/2025

It's easier than ever to learn about Oregon's bees!

🐝🔍 Tracking Oregon’s Native Bees—Just Got Easier!

Have you heard about the new tool developed through OSU's Oregon Bee Atlas and Master Melittologist Program? It's helping researchers—and the public—better understand and protect Oregon’s 700+ native bee species.

The tool, called Melittoflora, is the world’s largest interactive bee-plant network, mapping over 100,000 bee-plant interactions across Oregon’s diverse landscapes. 🌼🌍


Oregon State University Department of Horticulture Oregon State Honey Bee Lab OSU Extension

08/15/2025

We are super excited to be part of this upcoming event with Advancing Eco Ag and John Kempf!

Register here: https://advancingecoag.com/event/reducing-input-costs/

07/10/2025

Pollinator Pathway, 8 July, still blooming! Clovers, gilia and California Poppies setting seed.

06/28/2025

Oregon State University goes all in on organics

The program’s expansion has its origins in state legislation that dedicated funding for organic agriculture.

06/11/2025

June 9th and the clarkia is out in full force at ! Clarkia, or Farewell-to-Spring is more than just a pretty face. It attracts a diversity of pollinators, including leaf-cutter bees, which use disks cut from the petals for their nests. Read more in this post from the OSU Garden Ecology Lab https://blogs.oregonstate.edu/gardenecologylab/tag/clarkia/.