White Clover is a persistent perennial legume widely used in grazing systems for its forage quality, nitrogen fixation, and compatibility with grasses. Adaptable to various soil types, it thrives particularly well in fertile, moist soils, significantly enhancing pasture productivity and livestock performance through excellent nutritional content.

Arrowleaf Clover is an annual legume that produces high-quality spring and summer forage, particularly suited to lower rainfall regions. It establishes quickly, offering excellent yields (up to 9,000 kg DM/ha), and is ideal for grazing or silage. Best suited to free-draining soils, it enhances forage availability during critical seasonal feed gaps.

Balansa Clover is an annual, self-regenerating legume highly adaptable to waterlogged or saline conditions. Ideal for challenging soils, it provides nutritious feed, excellent nitrogen fixation, and improves soil fertility. Its tolerance of wet conditions makes it particularly suited to winter-active grazing systems in marginal areas.

Persian Clover is an annual legume valued for its palatable, high-quality forage and excellent regrowth capabilities. Best adapted to heavy or waterlogged soils receiving at least 450 mm rainfall annually, Persian Clover effectively bridges seasonal feed gaps, particularly during autumn, winter, and spring, enhancing livestock productivity.

Sub Clover is an annual, self-regenerating legume widely used in grazing systems for its drought tolerance, forage quality, and nitrogen-fixing capacity. It performs best on acidic, well-drained soils in regions with winter rainfall patterns, significantly boosting pasture productivity and animal performance through consistent and nutritious forage supply.

Lucerne (Alfalfa) is a perennial, deep-rooted legume providing high-quality forage and exceptional drought tolerance. It excels in fertile, free-draining soils, offering consistent, high-protein feed, ideal for grazing, hay, and silage. Lucerne’s deep-rooting system enables reliable production, even under prolonged dry conditions, improving overall pasture resilience and livestock productivity.

Vetch is an annual legume offering rapid establishment, excellent biomass production, and significant nitrogen fixation. Suitable for a variety of soils, it provides high-quality grazing, green manure, or hay, improving soil fertility and reducing fertiliser needs. Vetch integrates effectively into mixed cropping or pasture systems.

Lotus Corniculatus is a perennial legume known for its tolerance of poor fertility and acidic soils. With good drought and grazing tolerance, it produces nutritious, tannin-rich forage beneficial for livestock health, notably reducing bloat risk. Particularly suited for challenging pasture conditions.

Strawberry Clover is a highly adaptable, perennial legume tolerant of waterlogging, salinity, and alkalinity. With its deep-rooted, prostrate growth habit, it provides persistent ground cover and nutritious forage, particularly in difficult soil conditions. Excellent for erosion control, saline or waterlogged sites.

Forage Pea is an annual legume valued for its rapid establishment, high biomass production, and protein-rich forage. Suitable for grazing, silage, or green manure, it effectively improves soil fertility through nitrogen fixation and integrates easily into diverse cropping or grazing systems.

Lupin is an annual legume providing high-protein forage or grain feed, especially valuable in lower fertility or acidic soils. Known for vigorous growth and excellent nitrogen-fixing ability, Lupin improves soil quality and forage productivity, effectively supplementing pasture or cropping rotations.

Faba Beans are an annual legume crop, producing high yields of nutritious forage or grain. Known for effective nitrogen fixation and adaptability to heavier soils, they enhance soil fertility and provide valuable livestock feed, supporting pasture productivity and sustainable cropping systems.