How wet is it?
If it’s wet and cold here, it’s going to be wetter and colder down at Joe Sgro’s place.
Thanisa Adams’ practical reponse
Through spring and summer Thanisa’s growing strawflowers, statice, Queen Anne’s lace, cornflowers, Canterbury bells, sunflowers, zinnias and lots of dahlias.
The Gatherer
Named after her adopted town, Sally feels that her Forrest Gin smells and tastes like the Otways she’s come to know. Others clearly agree, Sally and Wayne’s Forrest Gin was awarded a silver medal at this year’s Royal Australian Spirit Awards.
The Walkers
As the name First Generation Organics suggests the Walkers are relatively new to agriculture.
Work with us
This month we’re hiring a new customer service person! Read on for more about our team, our values, and of course the PD.
When life gives you juicing apples
For the Edwards farm, the result of cider and juice making has been huge – well over a hundred 350kg bins of juice grade apples and pears are now finding a productive use each year.
