🌱 Nutrient-Rich Natural Forage 🌱
Vetch delivers high-protein, digestible greens that support flock health while encouraging natural foraging behaviour.

Vetch delivers high-protein, digestible greens that support flock health while encouraging natural foraging behaviour.
A powerful legume that fixes nitrogen naturally, boosting soil fertility and supporting stronger future pasture growth.
Performs across a wide range of soils and rainfall conditions, with fast establishment and reliable grazing recovery.
Vetch seeds are sown to grow a high-quality forage crop for chickens, providing natural grazing while improving soil health through nitrogen fixation.
Yes, vetch is ideal for backyard flocks as a grazing plant. It produces palatable, nutrient-rich forage that encourages natural foraging behaviour.
Vetch is typically sown in autumn to establish winter and spring forage, although timing can vary depending on climate and rainfall conditions.
Vetch is highly adaptable, growing in a wide pH range (around 5.0–8.0) and performing in both low and high rainfall areas, making it suitable across most Australian regions.
Yes, vetch is a legume that fixes atmospheric nitrogen into the soil, improving fertility, supporting future plant growth, and reducing the need for fertiliser.