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As a general guide sow in spring after all danger of frost has passed, usually mid-September; sow summer whenever good rainfall is expected; in tropical areas seeds can be sown right through the year whenever moisture is available. More specific sowing times are listed as part of the seed description.
Our standard postage is $9.50 for all orders which includes Bulk Seed Packs. The $5.50 postage fee for up to 100 standard packets of seed, only includes the smaller 10m2packets not the 1000m2 or 4500m2 seed packs or kits.
Due to high postage fees there is a higher cost for bulk seed in some Australian States.
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Fagopyrum esculentum Buckwheat is an ancient food plant that has been in use for over 9,000 years; it gives a whole new meaning to the word 'heirloom'. It is an annual warm season crop to 50 cm high. It has some drought tolerance and is frost tender. It germinates in 3 - 4 days, with a soil temperature of 20°C. Sow it 2.5 - 3.5 cm deep. The soil should be moist before sowing but do not over-water, buckwheat doesn't tolerate being waterlogged at any stage of growth. It will grow in a wide range of soils, including infertile ones, with a preferred pH range of 6 - 7. It has a wide range of uses including:
Growing as a grain crop: A buckwheat grain crop requires a temperature during the growing season of between 13°C - 26°C. It takes 8 - 12 weeks from sowing to finished grain. Suitable areas are the cool highlands during summer and autumn to winter in southern Qld. Growing as a green manure: Flowering begins 4 weeks from sowing; dig the green manure whilst still flowering. If allowed to set seed it will often self-sow readily. Buckwheat used as a green manure has much wider sowing times than grain crops. In temperate areas sow September - February. In subtropical areas sow any time avoiding frost periods. In tropical areas other green manures are a better choice. SB137 10m2 $3.50
Not to TAS SB138 3kg covers 1000m2 $24.50 Temporarily unavailable
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Vigna unguiculata Adds nitrogen, builds organic matter, smothers weeds and controls nematodes; combine with Japanese millet; use as a living mulch under corn; good animal forage; some drought tolerance. Sow in temperate areas November - February; in subtropical areas September - March and in tropical areas during the wet season. SC155 10m2 $3.50 Inoculant included
Not to TAS SC156 2.5kg covers 1000m2 (Q, NSW, VIC) $18.00 Inoculant included |
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Japanese Millet Fast growing clumping grass, good used with legumes as a green manure, adds bulk organic material. Sow in temperate areas September - February; in subtropical areas September - March and in tropical areas during the wet season. SJ102 10m2 $3.50
Not to TAS SJ103 2kg covers 1000m2 $15.00
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Lablab purpureus Adds nitrogen, likes it hot, very vigorous vine; suits a wide range of soils and wet weather; useful animal forage, some drought tolerance. Sow in subtropical areas October - February and in tropical areas all year. SL115 10m2 $3.50 Inoculant included
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Panicum miliaceumFast growing clumping grass to 1m; edible seed, not suitable for grazing; excellent used with legumes as a green manure, builds soil structure and adds bulk organic material. Sow in temperate areas October - February; in subtropical areas September - April and tropical areas all year.
SM108
10m2 $3.50
Not to TAS SM109 2kg
covers
1000m2 $15.00
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Glycine max
Not to WA SS146 10m2 $3.50 Inoculant included
Not to TAS/WA SS147 5kg 1000m2 $33.00 Inoculant included
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WARM SEASON UNTREATED GREEN MANURE KITS
Warm Season Kit UT 20m2 includes Cowpea and Japanese millet SK100 $5.50
Warm Season Kit UT 1000m2 includes Cowpea (1.25kg) and Japanese millet (1kg) Not to TAS SK125 $20.95
SK127 (Q, NSW, VIC, SA) $55.00 Temporarily unavailable
SK128 (WA, NT) $65.00 Temporarily unavailable
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WARM SEASON combination ORGANIC and UNTREATED GREEN MANURE KITS
All kits include seed inoculant and a FREE
fact sheet on Green Manuring.
As a
general guide sow in spring after all danger of
frost has passed, usually mid-September; sow summer
whenever good rainfall is expected; in tropical
areas seeds can be sown right through the year
whenever moisture is available. Organic Warm Season Kit 20m2 includes Mung Bean and French White millet SK120 $5.50
Warm Season Kit
UT & OGIC 1000m2 includes Mung
Bean (1.25kg)
untreated
and French White millet (1kg)
Not to TAS
SK101 $22.50
Not to TAS
SK104 (WA, NT) $70.00 Temporarily unavailable
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