by Debbie | Sep 5, 2023 | Biodynamic Farming, Blog, Community, Featured Posts, Gardening, Organic Farming, Social Therapeutic Horticulture, Sustainability
It’s such a great time of the year for working on the farm! Today we’re checking in with Harry and his classmates who have been diligently turning the farm compost every week this term. Thanks to the excellent organic and biodynamic scraps from the Farm...
by Debbie | May 18, 2023 | Biodynamic Farming, Blog, Community, Featured Posts, Gardening, Organic Farming, Sustainability
If National Volunteer Week has got you thinking about putting your hand up, we have a suggestion. Perhaps volunteering on our biodynamic farm sounds appealing. You will get to connect with nature, get your hands dirty and educate yourself about the best way to grow...
by Debbie | May 1, 2023 | Biodynamic Farming, Blog, Community, Featured Posts, Gardening, Organic Farming, Sustainability
Anyone who has visited us when the sunflowers are in full bloom will have been awed by their beauty. Perhaps it has not even crossed your mind though to ask why sunflowers are planted here – when our focus is on fresh produce. There are multiple reasons for...
by Debbie | Mar 17, 2023 | Blog, Featured Posts, Gardening, Sustainability
Is your veggie garden flourishing with the recent good balance of wet and hot weather? Are you finding it a challenge to make sure you are not wasting? Are you determined to use every single kale leaf or cucumber slice – for the sake of both the planet and your...
by Debbie | Feb 28, 2023 | Blog, Community, Featured Posts, Sustainability
Warrah is now the proud owner of its very own Street Library thanks to a generous donation from Street Library Australia. Street libraries are small homes for books that give people in the community free access to literature and re-engage us in the joy of reading....
by Debbie | Aug 8, 2022 | Blog, Community, Featured Posts, Organic Farming, Sustainability
You will often find this quote from the poet and environment activist Wendell Berry on display on the chalkboard outside our farm shop. It serves to remind staff and customers of their place in the food supply chain. Perhaps it is often misunderstood by those...
