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Bamert Seed Company Environmental I Reclamation I Revegetation I Prairie I Wildlife Habitat I Grassland Restoration Bamert Seed Company was established in 1951 in Muleshoe, Texas.

With practice, care, and determination the business is now a leading conservation partner. As an industry leader, Bamert Seed Company provides seed and consultations to landowners and land managers for reclamation, restoration, conservation, and wildlife enhancements. Our arid climate and supplemental irrigation provides excellent growing conditions to produce the highest quality native seed on the market. Bamert Seed Company’s dedication to providing the best has allowed us to offer over 400 species of high quality native grasses, forbs, and legumes. Many of our native grasses, forbs, and legumes have been selected from regional USDA Plant Material Centers for their soil and climate adaption characteristics. Our seed has a wide variety of uses including reclamation, prairie restoration, pollinator habitat, DOT projects, conservation programs, wildlife habitat, and wildlife food plots. We produce around 90% of the seed we sell on our farms in the Texas Panhandle. This allows us to have great confidence in our product, process, and people.

What's growing on the site today can affect what you're able to establish tomorrow.Nicholas will be in College Station O...
10/19/2026

What's growing on the site today can affect what you're able to establish tomorrow.

Nicholas will be in College Station October 19–21 for the Texas Vegetative Management Association Meeting.

Find us and talk through what you're seeing in the field!

What will wildlife find on your property after hunting season?A food plot can provide valuable seasonal forage. But deer...
10/16/2026

What will wildlife find on your property after hunting season?

A food plot can provide valuable seasonal forage. But deer and other wildlife also depend on cover, water, travel corridors, native vegetation, and food sources throughout the year.

That means the acres around your food plot deserve attention, too.

Our October guide looks at the bigger picture: choosing a goal, preparing the site, selecting the right food plot blend, timing your planting, and fitting that plot into the rest of your property.

CTA: READ: Fall Food Plots: Planning Better Habitat for Deer and Wildlife β†’ https://bamertseed.com/fall-food-plots-for-better-deer-wildlife-habitat-com/

Consider these 4 questions before you buy seed.W**d pressure: What's competing for space?Existing vegetation: What's thr...
10/14/2026

Consider these 4 questions before you buy seed.

W**d pressure: What's competing for space?

Existing vegetation: What's thriving? What's thinning?

Site conditions: Where are you seeing erosion, drainage issues, or bare ground?

Management goals: What do you need these acres to provide for your operation?

You don't have to have the seed selected today.

You do need to know what you're trying to accomplish.

CTA: Planning a future pasture or native establishment project? Talk with our team: https://bamertseed.com/contact/

Sometimes our recommendation is, "Don't plant yet." Being ready to order seed doesn't always mean the conditions are rig...
10/09/2026

Sometimes our recommendation is, "Don't plant yet." Being ready to order seed doesn't always mean the conditions are right to put it in the ground.

Species, region, moisture, site conditions, and planting window all affect the likelihood of establishment.

We'd rather help you prepare for the right window than recommend seed with poor odds of success.

Talk it through with our team before you order.

What do you need your acres to accomplish next: Better grazing? Wildlife habitat? Conservation goals? Stronger native pl...
10/07/2026

What do you need your acres to accomplish next: Better grazing? Wildlife habitat? Conservation goals? Stronger native plant communities?

Rob will be at the Working Land Innovation Summit in Blooming Grove, Texas, October 7–9.

If you're thinking through pasture, habitat, conservation, or native establishment, find Rob.

Have questions about revegetation, species selection, specifications, or establishing vegetation on challenging sites?Ja...
10/06/2026

Have questions about revegetation, species selection, specifications, or establishing vegetation on challenging sites?

James is at the SCIECA meeting to help!

More deer activity? Additional forage? Better habitat throughout the year?Start with the answer, then choose the seed.Th...
10/05/2026

More deer activity? Additional forage? Better habitat throughout the year?

Start with the answer, then choose the seed.

The blend that makes sense for seasonal forage may be very different from what you'd choose for longer-term wildlife habitat.

Knowing what you want the acre to accomplish makes the next decision much easier.

See our top food plot and wildlife blends: https://loom.ly/EmWZsKs

Seed can't overcome a bad plan. Before you plant a fall food plot, look at four things:🦌 Goal: What wildlife are you try...
10/02/2026

Seed can't overcome a bad plan. Before you plant a fall food plot, look at four things:

🦌 Goal: What wildlife are you trying to support?

πŸ“… Timing: Are the species appropriate for your planting window?

🌱 Site: What's already growing there? How much w**d pressure are you dealing with?

πŸ’§ Conditions: Is there enough moisture to support establishment?

A successful food plot starts before seed hits the ground.

Working through a reclamation challenge?Nicholas will be in College Station for the Surface Mine Reclamation Meeting, Oc...
10/01/2026

Working through a reclamation challenge?

Nicholas will be in College Station for the Surface Mine Reclamation Meeting, October 1–2.

Find him there to talk native seed specifications, regional adaptation, establishment goals, or a project you're currently planning.

If there's one thing worth remembering from fall planting season, it's this: "Fall is a good time to plant" isn't enough...
09/30/2026

If there's one thing worth remembering from fall planting season, it's this: "Fall is a good time to plant" isn't enough information.

A bluebonnet and a warm-season native grass don't necessarily belong on the same planting schedule.

A grazing operation and a roadside project don't have the same definition of success.

And a mix that performs well in one region isn't automatically right for another.

Start with the land.
Define the goal.
Then choose the species and timing.

That's how you make the season work for you.

Address

1897 County Road 1018
Muleshoe, TX
79347

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18064644229

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