Spring Sowing Seed Bundle

Important Notice:

Shipping Restrictions for Western Australia and Tasmania.

Please be aware that due to state-specific quarantine regulations, we are unable to supply certain seeds and grains to Western Australia and Tasmania.

Western Australia Customers: We can ship most products to Western Australia, however, to ensure a smooth and timely dispatch, please avoid adding restricted seed items to your order. We thoroughly review all orders going to WA before shipment and may adjust quantities to meet biosecurity requirements. Please allow extra time for processing these orders.

Tasmania Customers: We can ship most products to Tasmania, however, to ensure a smooth and timely dispatch please keep seed orders under 1kg and avoid adding restricted items to your order. We thoroughly review all orders going to TAS before shipment and may adjust quantities to meet biosecurity requirements. Please ensure your order complies with these restrictions.

For more detailed information, please refer to the relevant biosecurity guidelines for your state.

How to Grow Nesty Seeds in Trays

For a continuous supply of fresh greens, we recommend using two seedling trays on rotation.

1. Prepare the tray – Drill small holes in the base of one tray to allow proper drainage.
   
2. Fill and sow – Add quality soil, evenly sow the seed mix, and lightly water.
   
3. Establish growth – Place the tray in a sunny spot and keep moist until the greens establish.
   
4. Feeding time – Once the greens are ready, bring the tray to your chicken coops to let them enjoy the fresh greens.
   
5. Protect the roots – To prevent digging, cover the tray with mesh so your chickens can graze the tops without disturbing the soil.
   
6. Rotate trays – After grazing, set the used tray aside to recover (continue watering and giving light) while you bring in the second tray.
   

With proper care and rotation, your Nesty seed mixes can provide up to five years of fresh, nutritious greens.

How to Sprout Nesty Seeds (Soil-Free)

Sprouting seeds is an easy way to give your pets fresh, nutritious greens without using soil. Follow this simple process:

1. Day 1 - Soak in a jar: Place the seeds in a clean jar, cover with water, and soak for 6–12 hours. Drain thoroughly.
   
2. Day 2 - Transfer to a tray: Move the soaked seeds into a shallow tray with drainage holes. Spread them evenly across the base.
   
3. Daily care: Water lightly each day, ensuring the tray drains well so the seeds stay moist but not waterlogged.
   
4. Sprouting: Within 3–5 days, the seeds will sprout into fresh greens ready to feed.
   

This soil-free method is fast, clean, and ensures a reliable source of fresh sprouts chickens.