Resources
Order copies of our FREE booklets
You can now order our free booklets containing agronomy advice and information on the latest crops and varieties, Lupins for combining, Lupin based Forage mixtures like Avon mix etc.
These booklets give information on the development of Lupins as a crop in the UK for both dry harvest and forage applications.
You can also download our PDF leaflets on Mammoth Millet, Soya Beans, Winter Triticale and Spring Triticale.
Why choose Soya UK?
- We take pride in doing what we do.
- We produce seed ourselves here in the UK, which ensures quality and vigour. We avoid imported seed where possible.
- We provide a full programme of bulletins and advice throughout the growing season to help you get the best out of the crop.
- We can provide a market for any crop you grow with us. Contracts for production are available for all crops.
- Within the crops that we specialize in, our stable of varieties is unrivalled. Whether it is Mammoth millet, Elena soya bean, Amarillo winter triticale, Logo spring triticale, or Dieta white lupin, they are each the pre – eminent variety in their market.
- We are the only UK company who deal in all 3 types of Lupin without bias.
- Our understanding of lupin agronomy and utilisation is unrivalled in the UK.
- We are the UK's largest supplier, with 80% of all UK Lupin crops being sown with Soya UK seed.
- All of our Lupin seed is tested using the new patented DNA tests.
- We use HY-TL dressing on our Lupin seed, as opposed to single purpose dressing. HY-TL is a high quality, high specification dressing essential for disease control.
- We only use UK manufactured inoculants, which are sterile & polymerized.
- We are the only company in the UK able to offer pre-inoculated lupin seed.
Call us on
02380 696922
Useful information
Downloadable background information on wholecrop options, mixtures, contracts and research article(s).
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documents you will need a version of Adobe Acrobat Reader.]
Frequently Asked Questions
Have a look at some frequently asked questions along with our answers.
Latest News: Watch Video
Click on the link here to go to the FWI website to watch the video and read the article on growing soya (article appeared in Crops magazine on 19th June 2010.)



