Higher-Quality Products. Direct from Our Farm.
We grow high-quality cover crop seed, deer corn, and farm-fresh produce in
the Texas Panhandle, and sell it straight to you.
99%
We aim for 99% germination.
Test results available on request.
5,300
Acres under active management
2013
Direct from farm to farmer since 2013
Featured Products
What We Grow and Sell.
Livestock Supplement is a loose mineral (powder/sand texture, not a block) for ruminants only: cattle, sheep and goat...
Mechanically harvested, sold direct. Local corn from a farm you can visit — no commodity markups, no middleman margin. Just good corn at a fair price.
Our premium peanut hay comes in 5-foot round bales and provides a high-protein forage option for livestock. Palatable...
Flagship wheat-rye cross cover crop seed. We aim for 99% germination — germination test results available on request,...
~100 acres, grown in partnership with an NW Panhandle grower and harvested by an experienced, food-safety-certified c...
OUR MISSION
We Farm for the Long Haul.
At Mustard Seed Farms, we believe that true success in agriculture is measured in the health of the soil we leave for the next generation. What started as a humble 500-acre project in the Texas Panhandle has grown into a 5,300-acre operation dedicated to precision stewardship.
We are proving that sustainability and profitability are inseparable. We eliminate the middlemen to bring you seed that is fresher, land that is better, and a partnership that is built on direct accountability.
PRECISION IRRIGATION
SOIL REGENERATION
Jim Henderson
Panhandle Rancher
“Switched to Mustard Seed's Triticale last year. The root depth we saw even during the dry spell was incredible. Saved us on irrigation costs significantly.”
Sarah Miller
Land Manager
“The Deer Plot Seed mix is the most consistent product we've used in a decade. The quality of our forage has never been better.”
Robert Miller
Commercial Farmer
“Direct farm sales means I know exactly what I'm getting. No bag-dust, no fillers. Just pure, high-germination seed.”
