Noun
Any leguminous plant of the genus Vicia, some species of which are valuable for fodder. The common species is V. sativa.
Source: Webster's dictionaryAhead of corn next year, he plans to seed hairy vetch instead of cereal rye to avoid a carbon penalty. Source: Internet
He believes in the future those corn varieties could be planted earlier, and they could be planted directly into a green cover crop of hairy vetch and rye. Source: Internet
Ged escapes the island and continues his pursuit, eventually meeting and traveling with his friend Vetch. Source: Internet
Yellow clusters of kidney vetch, the only wildflower where the small blue, Britain’s smallest butterfly, will lay its eggs, dominate the roadsides in the spring and summer. Source: Internet
Crown vetch, also known as purple vetch or purple crowned vetch, is a perennial legume in the pea/legume family (Fabaceae or Leguminoseae). Source: Internet
They embrace and merge, with Ged and Vetch realizing that the shadow was part of Ged's spirit, and that Ged could only reunite with it by understanding and accepting it as part of himself. Source: Internet