Planting its roots early, the Moore family farm has records dating back to 1857, when James Moore began farming a plot of land in Clinton County, Michigan. Moore Seed Farm was established on that same ground by James’ grandson, George Moore. Together with his wife, Mina, George started growing certified small grains and navy beans in 1937. George’s son, Robert joined the family business, after returning home from WWII and marrying his wife, Doris. In 1962, Robert planted the first 15 acres of seed corn and the business quickly expanded.
Since that time, the business has continued to grow and receive many industry accolades. The business is now run by Ben Moore, a 6th generation farmer on the family ground and 4th generation in seed. On their 2,000+ acres, they grow seed corn, seed soybeans, Triticale, and Wheeler Rye.
We focus on growing seed corn, seed soybeans, Triticale and Wheeler Rye on over 2,000+ acres. Production acres are spread across several counties with 800 acres of irrigated farm land.
Facilities for bagging, cleaning, and treating of soybeans and cereal grains.
Custom seed corn drying services are available. Our double-pass seed dryer has a capacity of 60,000 bushel per year.
70,000 bushel on farm grain storage.
From the warehouse to the farmer, we are able to meet your logistical needs every season.
3 acre compost operation. Composting of corn husks and manure for fertilizer.
As a family-built operation, our approach to business is to treat our customers like family. That is why we make every effort to ensure we are providing the best service with the best products at the best price.
We value family, we value Moore Seed Farm, and we value you.
For more information about Moore Seed Farm, visit us at msfseeds.com
