MT, you're getting good advice from the guys so far. I also plant many of the "types" they speak of, with good success. I also have had good results with a couple of the "brands". This forum sometimes gets hung-up with what is the cheapest.

Depending on your knowledge of seed, plants and agriculture you may want to use one of the pre-blended "brands". It is sometimes much easier to start with something that has been "put together" for you than experiment with something you're unsure of.........

As you become better aquainted with what performs best on your land
you can experiment with the "types", if you choose.

Check out the informational websites available and also the "brand" sites. You will find a lot of useful information that is much more important than what is the cheapest. Sometimes trying to save a buck or two can get expensive.

For example, how to correctly prepare the soil and how to plant. No matter the seed choice, if you don't prepare correctly you may have trouble.

Good luck.

SB