Bamert Seed Company

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 th

e 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.

Today, we're celebrating the people whose work helps care for the land.From producers and contractors to conservation pr...
09/07/2026

Today, we're celebrating the people whose work helps care for the land.

From producers and contractors to conservation professionals, project managers, and our own team, thank you for the work you do to restore, improve, and steward the places that matter.

We hope you have a safe and restful Labor Day.

Today's Team. Tomorrow's Legacy.

🌾Plant of the Month: Alkali Sacaton (Sporobolus airoides)This month, we're highlighting alkali sacaton, a native warm-se...
09/07/2026

🌾Plant of the Month: Alkali Sacaton (Sporobolus airoides)

This month, we're highlighting alkali sacaton, a native warm-season perennial grass that thrives in some of the toughest environments across Texas. Commonly found on alkaline and saline soils, alkali sacaton is well adapted to challenging conditions and plays an important role in supporting healthy rangeland ecosystems.

Alkali sacaton tolerates periodic flooding and reproduces through both seed and tillers, allowing it to establish and persist on productive sites where other species may struggle. Its growth provides valuable forage for livestock, while its bunchgrass structure offers cover and habitat for wildlife, including deer and bobwhite quail.

Understanding native grasses such as alkali sacaton can help landowners and managers evaluate site conditions, select appropriate restoration species, and make informed management decisions that promote resilient rangelands.

The Plant of the Month is proudly sponsored by Bamert Seed Company, a trusted source for high-quality native seed and restoration solutions across Texas.

To learn more about alkali sacaton, visit the Texas Range Plants website: https://rangeplants.tamu.edu/plant/alkali-sacaton/

Explore Bamert Seed Company's native seed offerings at: https://bamertseed.com

🌾Plant of the Month🌱Canada Wildrye (Elymus canadensis)This month, we're highlighting Canada wildrye, a native cool-seaso...
09/05/2026

🌾Plant of the Month🌱
Canada Wildrye (Elymus canadensis)

This month, we're highlighting Canada wildrye, a native cool-season perennial grass found across much of Texas. Often recognized by its distinctive seed heads with long awns, Canada wildrye provides valuable forage and plays an important role in maintaining healthy, diverse rangeland plant communities.

Canada wildrye commonly grows in prairies, bottomlands, and other productive sites where it contributes to soil stability, wildlife habitat, and early-season forage production. Its palatability makes it an important grazing resource for livestock, particularly during periods when warm-season grasses are less productive.

Understanding and recognizing native grasses like Canada wildrye helps landowners and managers evaluate rangeland condition, promote plant diversity, and make informed management decisions that support long-term land stewardship.

The Plant of the Month is proudly sponsored by Bamert Seed Company, a trusted source for high-quality native seed and restoration solutions across Texas.

To learn more about Canada wildrye, visit:
https://rangeplants.tamu.edu/

Explore Bamert Seed Company's native seed offerings at: https://bamertseed.com

Native wildflowers bring color to your land, but they also provide food for pollinators, support wildlife, and contribut...
09/04/2026

Native wildflowers bring color to your land, but they also provide food for pollinators, support wildlife, and contribute to healthier native plant communities.

When they're matched to the right site and planted at the right time, their impact extends well beyond bloom season.

That's why many restoration projects, conservation efforts, and working lands include native wildflowers as part of a long-term planting strategy.

Beauty is just one of the benefits.

Check out our Wildlife & Pollinator Blends: https://shop.bamertseed.com/collections/wildlife-pollinator-blends

We'll be at both the TxDOT Environmental Conference and the TSSWCB Annual Meeting this month.Bring your questions about ...
09/03/2026

We'll be at both the TxDOT Environmental Conference and the TSSWCB Annual Meeting this month.

Bring your questions about native vegetation, regional adaptation, species selection, or what you're trying to accomplish on the land.

You don't need to have the seed figured out before you find us.

Tell us your goal. We'll help you think through your next steps.

For Texas bluebonnets, fall is an opportunity to establish before spring growth starts. Cooler temperatures and seasonal...
09/02/2026

For Texas bluebonnets, fall is an opportunity to establish before spring growth starts. Cooler temperatures and seasonal moisture can create favorable conditions, but success still depends on choosing species that fit your site and your goals.

Give your project the best opportunity to succeed. Get expert advice.

We're happy to talk through your project or property: https://bamertseed.com/contact/

Before planting season arrives, take a few minutes to check these off:✔️ Review your project goals✔️ Confirm site condit...
08/28/2026

Before planting season arrives, take a few minutes to check these off:

✔️ Review your project goals

✔️ Confirm site conditions

✔️ Review the seed specification

✔️ Talk with your seed supplier

✔️ Plan for long-term establishment—not just installation

A little planning today can help reduce delays, rework, and uncertainty later.

Planning a fall project? Let's start the conversation now.

One of our favorite parts of the job is answering questions that help projects move forward.This month's question: What ...
08/25/2026

One of our favorite parts of the job is answering questions that help projects move forward.

This month's question: What is the ideal planting depth?

Short answer: 0.25 - 0.50 inches.

Sometimes one conversation is all it takes to avoid bigger issues later.

Have a question for our team? We'd love to hear it.

The right seed blend depends on what you're trying to accomplish.Are you focused on:• Erosion control?• Wildlife habitat...
08/24/2026

The right seed blend depends on what you're trying to accomplish.

Are you focused on:

• Erosion control?
• Wildlife habitat?
• Long-term vegetation?
• Meeting project requirements?

The answer shapes the recommendation.

That's why our first conversation is usually about the project — not the product.

If fall planting is on your calendar, now is the time to prepare.Review the site.Confirm the specification.Talk through ...
08/21/2026

If fall planting is on your calendar, now is the time to prepare.

Review the site.

Confirm the specification.

Talk through any questions before schedules tighten.

The more planning you do today, the more options you'll have tomorrow.

Need a second set of eyes on your project? We're happy to help.

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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