versatile and
high-yielding

HYPA

Hybrid ryegrass selected for its exceptional year round production

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Boosts Winter Yield

INVERNO

Italian
RYEGRASS

Excellent seedling vigour and late-season quality.

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exceptional LATE
SEASON GROWTH

EVOKE

Annual Ryegrass selected for exceptional late season growth

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Providing Australian bred pasture seed to deliver improved productivity and greater return on investment for Australian farmers.

TOUGH AND TOLERANT

Australia’s Leading Temperate Perennial Grass Just Got Better

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Researched in Australia,
Developed for Australia.

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25/26 Pasture guide

WHO WE ARE

Valley Seeds is 100% Australian-owned and has been helping Australian Farmers achieve their goals for almost 50 years. We currently have over 40 pasture and lawn seed varieties in market across Australia.

The introduction of a new ownership structure in 2021 provided an exciting new phase of growth and expansion. Our strong investment in R&D is focused on developing new & improved pasture varieties to suit Australia’s climatic conditions.

WHAT WE STAND FOR

Providing Australian bred pasture seed to deliver improved productivity and greater return on investment for Australian farmers is our purpose.

Retailers, Agronomists and Farmers who partner with Valley Seeds should feel secure that they are making a sound financial decision, and will be supplied with proven seed bred to suit their farm and climate.

News & ARTICLES

Supporting Farmers & Ag Retailers Across Northern NSW

Tanya brings more than 20 years of experience across agronomy, agribusiness, sales, and client relationship management, making her a valuable addition to the Valley Seeds team.

A New Chapter in Valley Seeds Leadership

Valley Seeds today announces a leadership transition, with Chief Executive Officer Mick Ahearn stepping down from his role across both Valley Seeds and Advanced Seed to take a well-earned break and spend more quality time with his family. Aaron Dunton will assume the role of Chief Executive Officer of both businesses, effective 1 July 2026.

Post-Fire Grazing in Central Victoria: Why Farmers Should Keep Gates Closed – For now

After a fire, green pasture shoots returning across Central Victoria are a welcome sight. But while the regrowth looks promising, grazing too early after fire can seriously damage soil, pasture persistence, and animal health.