What we do
Everything your pasture needs, from one local yard.
Stop by the office on Roth Road or give us a call. We’ll help you figure out what your ground needs and the easiest way to get it there.
Dry FertilizerCustom-blended to your soil test, with weed killer or seed mixed right in.Learn more
Liquid FertilizerLiquid nitrogen, with herbicide or insecticide added so one trip does two jobs.Learn more
Pasture TestingBorrow a soil probe, bring back your samples, and we’ll send them to the lab.Learn more
Hay TestingFind out what your livestock are really getting from your hay.Learn more
Pond ClearingWe measure your pond and apply a gypsum mix to clear up muddy water.Learn more
How it works
It starts with a soil test.
Anyone putting out fertilizer or lime on pastures, hayfields, crops, or lawns should test first. It’s simple, and it means you only pay for what your ground needs.
Pull your samples
Borrow one of our soil probes and take cores from several spots in each field. One bag per field.
We send them to the lab
Drop the samples and the probe back at the office. When the results come in, we’ll call and walk you through them.
We blend for your ground
We mix the nutrients your soil is actually short on, and can add herbicide or a seasonal seed blend.
Put it out
We’ll spread it with our equipment, or load one of our spreaders and hook it to your truck or tractor.
Weed and feed
Kill weeds and fertilize in one pass.
Fertilizer alone will help your grass grow. Add our herbicides and you’ll keep the weeds down while the pasture comes in thick. Once we’ve worked out the right nutrients for your soil, we impregnate the dry fertilizer with weed control so it all goes out together. One trip across the field instead of two.
“By allowing fertility and weed control to be applied simultaneously, [dry fertilizer impregnation] can be a tremendous cost and time savings during a busy time of year.”
Our family
Same Montague County land since 1892.
1892
George Roth and his family come from Germany and start a small farm near Salona, about 7 miles east of Bowie. Cotton, peanuts, and whatever else it took.
1973
George’s grandson Waldo starts a dairy on that same land.
1995
Waldo and his son Bryan start Roth Fertilizer.
Today
The 5th generation of Roths still lives and works on the land their family homesteaded.
Brands we work with
Rather do it yourself?
Borrow one of our spreaders.
Get your fertilizer here and we’ll load it into one of our 5–6 ton dry fertilizer spreaders, hook it to the back of your truck or tractor, and send you on your way. Just bring the spreader back when you’re done.
Call about a spreader
Stop by
Come see us on Roth Road.
796 Roth Rd
Bowie, TX 76230
- Monday – Friday
- 8 am – 5 pm
- Saturday & Sunday
- Closed