Mountain View Seeds

05/28/2026

Now Hiring: Inventory & Blending Specialist
📍 Salem, Oregon

This role helps coordinate blending orders, support inventory management, maintain accurate records, and ensure order accuracy from setup through shipment.

We’re looking for someone organized, analytical, detail-oriented, and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment.

For more information or to apply, visit Pratum Co-op Careers online.

05/27/2026

Big summer ahead in Los Angeles. ⚽️

As Los Angeles Stadium prepares for the World Cup, shoutout to Desert Green and the work that goes into growing, harvesting, and delivering sod for a hybrid playing surface at this level.

Proud to have 365ss and ICONIC in the mix.

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05/26/2026

Game time is getting closer! ⚽️
Awesome to see Tuckahoe Turf Farms, Inc. GameDaySod at Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia Stadium) as preparations continue.

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05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we pause to honor the service members who gave everything for our country.

From all of us at Mountain View Seeds and MVP Genetics, we remember their sacrifice and are grateful for the freedoms they protected.

Wishing everyone a meaningful Memorial Day weekend.

05/22/2026

Forage Focus Friday: Teff Grass 🌱

When spring doesn’t go according to plan, having a summer annual forage option can make a big difference.

Whether an alfalfa stand came out of winter thinner than expected, drought has put pressure on forage supplies, or you simply need additional tonnage in a short window, Bonus Teff Grass is built to help fill the gap.

Bonus is a fine-stemmed, warm-season annual grass that can produce multiple crops of high-quality forage in a short growing season. It offers strong forage quality, fast growth, high yield potential, and a fine-textured hay that is often compared to timothy.

A few reasons teff fits right now:

✅ Fast-growing summer annual forage
✅ Excellent option for emergency forage needs
✅ Good fit when additional summer tonnage is needed
✅ Fine-stemmed, high-quality hay for multiple classes of livestock
✅ Strong option for drought-stressed or water-limited conditions once established
✅ No prussic acid concerns like some other warm-season annuals

For optimum forage quality, target harvest at the pre-boot to early boot stage, around 50 days after planting. Leave a 3–4 inch cutting height to support regrowth, with additional harvest typically ready in 35–45 days depending on growing conditions.

We currently have Bonus Teff available. Reach out to your distributor or a Mountain View Seeds rep for availability and planting recommendations.

05/20/2026

Please join us in welcoming Josh DeJong to the Mountain View Seeds Sales Team!

We’re excited to have Josh on board and look forward to the experience, energy, and relationships he will bring to the team.

To connect with Josh directly, feel free to reach out at [email protected]

05/14/2026

The amount of work behind these stadium transformations is impressive! Cool seeing the progress at Lincoln Financial Field and the continued work from Tuckahoe Turf Farms, Inc. in producing top quality natural grass surfaces for high-level play.

CBS News Philadelphia got a behind-the-scenes look at how the Linc has transformed into a soccer pitch for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

05/13/2026

Centennial root check from in St. Louis, MO ⛳️

Superintendent Matt Czarnecki is putting Centennial Creeping Bentgrass to work on all greens as Normandie Golf Club continues its renovation under a Jack Nicklaus design plan.

Centennial blends Piper + Oakley, two varieties developed through a collaboration with the USGA and Rutgers University, with breeding work from Dr. Stacy Bonos.

Excited to see Matt and the Normandie team continue bringing this historic course to life.

05/08/2026

Five days of practices last week, six hours of practice on Monday, and now 14 games in five days (Tuesday - Sunday). 365ss is holding well for the SEC ladies 🥎

Big credit to , .goode3, and for keeping the field ready through a packed tournament week!

05/08/2026

Forage Focus Friday 🌱

With fertility costs top of mind, white clover can bring a lot more to the pasture than ground cover.

At roughly 20–30% of the total forage stand, white clover can help contribute organic nitrogen back into the system, supporting the surrounding grass while helping reduce reliance on synthetic nitrogen applications.

For producers, that can make clover a practical tool for helping offset fertility costs while improving the overall value of the pasture.

That’s where Stamina White Clover fits in.

Stamina is an intermediate-type white clover selected for higher forage yield, excellent persistence, and durability under grazing pressure. Its aggressive growth pattern, stolon density, and rooting ability help it hold up in grazing systems over time, making it a strong fit for pastures, wildlife habitat, and erosion control.

Beyond fertility support, incorporating legumes like white clover into a grass pasture can help improve forage quality and digestibility, supporting both pasture performance and animal performance.

Stamina is built to add value where it matters: in the stand, in the soil, and in the bottom line. Check out mtviewseeds.com for more information.

05/05/2026

This week marks an exciting step for Rori Bentz, as she graduates from college and officially joins the Mountain View Seeds team full time. She’ll be transitioning from her part time role as Administrative Assistant into the processing team, helping support both domestic and international orders.

Rori’s path to MVS is a great example of how opportunities can grow over time. She first got her start with Pratum working at one of the gas stations, and after getting her foot in the door, worked her way into an Administrative Assistant role.

We’re excited to have Rori stepping into this new role and continuing to grow with the team. The consistency and attention to detail she brings make a big impact behind the scenes.

Welcome full time, Rori!