Welcome to CISCO Farm Seed
If you're looking for information on perennial forage, cover crops, pasture, alfalfa, emergency forage, or even plot seed, you’re in the right place.
WHO WE ARE
CISCO Farm Seed is owned and operated by The CISCO Companies, located in Indianapolis, IN. We distribute seed across multiple states throughout the Midwest. We have sales staff in each area along with two forage agronomists to help answer your questions - along with a dealer network to get you the seed you need.
We are dedicated solely to the "small seed" part of your farming operation, namely hay, pasture, summer annuals, and cover crops. Also, be sure to ask us about any CRP mixes you may be considering.
If you have any questions or comments, please reach out to us here.
A Few Pictures from Around the Farm
Meet Our Agronomists
Sarah houin, CCA
Sarah grew up in Batesville, IN on a cattle/hog operation. She studied agronomy at Purdue and has been in ag retail for over 10 years. After college, she migrated north and married a dairy farmer. She now resides in Plymouth, IN and the dairy is Homestead Dairy. She and her husband Matt have a daughter named Elsie and a dog named Rufus.
Sarah joined CISCO Seeds in October of 2023. She is a certified crop advisor and her role will be to assist CISCO’s dealers with agronomic support, small seed selection and sales, as well as ongoing training.
Homestead Dairy - Plymouth, IN
Ryan Lee, CCA
Ryan grew up on a small farm near Bedford, IN where his family raised beef. He spent several years at Purdue in the Botany/Plant Pathology and Agronomy departments for his undergraduate degree and later his PhD in Genetics and Molecular Biology, studying herbicide resistance and plant development.
He worked in agricultural research and teaching for about 20 years and has spent the last 6 years working as an agronomist in ag retail - serving northern Indiana and Ohio. He is a Certified Crop Advisor. He, his wife Stephanie, and 2 teenage boys now live just outside of Brownsburg, IN.
Ryan joined CISCO Seeds in September 2024.
If you're looking for cover crop info, you can find it here. If you're looking for forages (hay, pasture, summer annuals), click here.
If you're totally confused or have a question, just click here to contact us. We will answer you the best we can and steer you in the right direction.
We also offer electronic versions of all of our small seed guides. You can find them all here.