Specialty Field Crops · Robertson County

Rows You Can't Buy
In A Catalog.

B-Down Exotics, LLC farms the crops that commodity agriculture left behind — tobacco and cotton, sugarcane and sugar beet, hay and seed grasses, botanicals from agave to tea, and maple sap drawn straight from the field. Five plot families, all open field, all Texas-grown.

Plot 1Fiber & Staple
Plot 2Hay & Forage
Plot 3Seed Grasses
Plot 4Botanicals
Plot 5Sap & Sweet
The Plots

Five Families, Thirty-Five Crops.

Every crop has its own plot, its own rotation, and its own row in the field register. The full map is on the Fields page.

Plot 1 · Lot A

Fiber & Staple

Tobacco (field and seed), cotton and cottonseed, sugarcane, sugar beet, peanut, guar, kenaf, and jojoba — the industrial crops of the southern field.

Tobacco · Cotton · Cane · Peanut · Kenaf
Plot 2 · Lot B

Hay & Forage

Alfalfa hay, clover hay, grass hay, and mixed-hay farming — cut, cured, and baled on our own ground.

Alfalfa · Clover · Grass · Mixed Hay
Plot 3 · Lot C

Seed Production

Certified and production seed: alfalfa, bentgrass, Kentucky bluegrass, clover and crimson clover, fescue, orchard grass, ryegrass, sorghum-sudan, and hay seed.

Bluegrass · Fescue · Ryegrass · Sorghum
Plot 4 · Lot D

Botanicals & Specialty

Agave, aloe, amaranth, chicory, open-field herbs, hops, mint, spice and tea cultivation — plus licensed open-field hemp and cannabis where Texas law permits.

Agave · Aloe · Hops · Mint · Tea · Hemp
Plot 5 · Lot E

Sap & Sweet

Maple sap gathering and field concentration — reduced on-site to pure maple syrup, from tap line to final draw.

Maple Sap · Reduction · Pure Syrup
Plot 6 · Lot F

Combination Ground

General combination crop farming — mixed rotations and companion plots that keep the soil working and the risk spread.

Mixed Rotation · Companion Plots
Field Register

What's Planted Where.

Register · Current RotationRed Hawk Ln
P-01TobaccoFiber & Staple
P-02Cotton & CottonseedFiber & Staple
P-03Sugarcane & Sugar BeetFiber & Staple
P-04Peanut · Guar · Kenaf · JojobaFiber & Staple
P-05Alfalfa & Mixed HayHay & Forage
P-06Seed GrassesSeed Production
P-07Agave · Aloe · Hops · MintBotanicals
P-08Tea · Spice · Chicory · AmaranthBotanicals
P-09Hemp & Cannabis (Licensed)Botanicals
P-10Maple Sap LinesSap & Sweet
Field Calendar

How The Year Works.

Spring

Seed & Set

Seed plots go in first — bluegrass, fescue, ryegrass — followed by cotton, peanut, and the botanical beds. Sap lines are drawn down and cleaned for the off-season.

Summer

Cut & Cultivate

First and second hay cuttings, cane and beet growth cycles, hop training, and the daily weed war every specialty crop demands.

Autumn

Harvest & Grade

Tobacco priming, cotton pull, seed-crop harvest and cleaning, mint distillation runs — the season the register fills up.

Winter

Plan & Repair

Rotation planning, soil sampling, equipment rebuild, and contracting for next year's buyers. The field rests; the ledger doesn't.

The Operation

Red Hawk Ground.

B-Down Exotics farms from Red Hawk Lane in Hearne — Robertson County ground between the Brazos bottom and the post oak belt, with the soil diversity specialty cropping needs.

We sell by contract and by the lot: graded seed, baled forage, botanical raw material, and field-reduced maple syrup. Buyers get traceability to the plot, not just the pallet.

Read The Operation Sheet →

Deed RecordLot BD-881
EntityB-Down Exotics, LLC
Farm8329 Red Hawk Ln
Hearne, TX 77859
Plots6 families · 35+ crops
MethodOpen field · contract & lot sales
By The Bale
6
Crop families in rotation
35+
Distinct crops on the register
100%
Open-field grown
TX
Hearne, Robertson County

"A field tells you what it can grow. Our job is to plant the crop nobody else bothered to ask for."

B-Down Exotics · Field Note
At The Gate

Buying By The Lot?

Seed, forage, botanicals, or syrup — describe the crop and the volume. We reply within one business day.

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