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Max & Jess

Love you Maxi

Four-legged Family Members

Ah, a love story you may say…

First there was Max.
Then there was Jess.
Love you Maxi.
I know you have to check the depth of the seed Dad, but hey, hurry up.
Max keeps a keen eye on the lupin sowing.
Jess and Max on farm
Jess and Max keep a keen eye on the lupin harvest.
Pups almost due. Getting a bit of TLC from the Boss.
Max & Jess have 6 puppies!
3 girls and 3 boys.
Love you, but surely it’s time to wean you guys.
Who let the dogs out???????
Ellie, Jess & Max. Our little family now. The other pups have gone to wonderful new homes.
Hey Mum and Dad, quit mucking around.
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Farm life

Gary and Heather walking through paddock

WE KNOW WHAT WE GROW

Lupins For Life is a true paddock to plate story – we grow and trace our produce from planting to each and every package. We’ve been part of the variety development, planted each seed, cheered on the rain and carefully harvested every paddock. Because we know what we grow, we can be confident that you’ll receive only the best.

Through our property nearby, Lupins For Life has partnered with the Department of Primary Industries for 20 years, facilitating ongoing legume trials.

Two stand-out lupin varieties have been developed through these trials. Luxor and Rosetta have been bred with the specific aim of eliminating the bitterness common in many other varieties.

Luxor and Rosetta are 100% sweet seeded – making them ideal for our palette and perfect for inclusion in both sweet and savoury dishes.

Lupins For Life is strategically located at the heart of the ideal growing area for these varieties and close to the Eastern residential and commercial hubs, providing prompt and reliable delivery of our goods to you.

Innovation should always be coupled with sustainability. Lupins For Life has a Zero Waste Production Policy – our closed system where our lupins make their way to the consumer or return to the soil from where they came. Nothing is wasted!

Lupins For Life Zero Waste Policy

PROCESS IN THE PADDOCKS

Here’s a behind the scenes look at what happens to our lupins throughout the year!

6 May 2020 - The day of planting. Seeds from 2019’s harvest will be used for the 2020 crop.
6 May 2020 – The day of planting. Seeds from 2019’s harvest will be used for the 2020 crop.
6 May 2020 - Gary Drew (co-founder of Lupins For Life) checking the depth of the newly sown seeds.
6 May 2020 – Gary Drew (co-founder of Lupins For Life) checking the depth of the newly sown seeds.
7 June 2020 - Plants just starting to break the soil.
7 June 2020 – Plants just starting to break the soil.
7 June 2020 - Lupins ready for their close up!
7 June 2020 – Lupins ready for their close up!
26 July 2020
26 July 2020
26 July 2020
26 July 2020
8 September 2020
8 September 2020
8 September 2020
8 September 2020
29 November 2020 - almost ready to harvest!
29 November 2020 – almost ready to harvest!
14 December 2020 - harvest day
14 December 2020 – harvest day
Gary gets a turn in the harvester
Gary gets a turn in the harvester
“Loving my drone”, Chris
“Loving my drone”, Chris