When Rex and Amy Hamilton started their seed business 25 years ago, there was a real need in agriculture for warm season grasses. The need for warm season grasses is still there 25 years later, but the variety and mix of seed that the Hamilton family sells from their farm in the Missouri Ozarks has changed significantly.
"Here in Missouri, we are predominantly fescue; and fescue is a good grass but it has some problems," Amy Hamilton said. "We saw that warm season grasses could complement our fescue, so we started harvesting warm season grass seed."
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