Bantry Organic Chicken

Bantry Organic Chicken

Farmers: Andrew Youngberry 

Location: Queensland

Produce: Organic Chicken

Principles: Certified Organic, Free Range, No Pesticides, No Chemicals, No Added Hormones, No Antibiotics.

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Bultarra Saltbush Lamb

Bultarra Saltbush Lamb

Farmers: Jamie McTaggart

Location: Port Augusta West, South Australia

Produce: Saltbush lamb

Principles: Certified organic, sustainable land and animal management, low-stress handling techniques.

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McIvor Farm

McIvor Farm

Farmers: Jason and Belinda Hagan

Location: Tooborac, Victoria

Produce: Berkshire Pork

Principles: Biodynamic and regenerative, ethically raised, beyond free-range, chemical-free, GMO-free, diet free from hormones or antibiotics, pasture-raised.

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Natoora

Natoora

Farmers: Various

Location: Collingwood, Victoria

Produce: Everyday Fruit & Veg Box, Seasonal Peak Box

Principles: Flavour-First Agriculture, Seasonal, Soil Health

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Clayton's Organic Beef

Clayton's Organic Beef

Farmers: Clayton and Jackie Sargood

Location: Kingsthorpe, QLD

Produce: Organic Beef

Principles: Certified Organic, No Pesticides, No Chemicals, No Added Hormones, No Antibiotics, Grass Fed and Finished, 100% Traceable

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Southern Plains

Southern Plains

Farmers: Various

Location: Southern Australia

Produce: Organic Beef

Principles: Certified Organic, No Pesticides, No Chemicals, No Added Hormones, No Antibiotics, Grass Fed and Finished, 100% Traceable

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Great Ocean Ducks

Great Ocean Ducks

Farmers: Greg and Jodi Clarke

Location: Port Campbell

Produce: Aylesbury Ducks

Principles:Regenerative, Beyond Free-range, ethically raised, low environmental impact

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Discovered Wildfoods

Discovered Wildfoods

Did you know that across Australia, natural habitats are being threatened by non natives such as wild bore, and wild deer? What we love most about Discovered Wildfoods is that instead of seeing the problem, they have created a solution. They partner with landowners to preserve native habitats & agricultural land by ethically harvesting Australian wild game. A large sum of taxpayer money goes towards reducing numbers, but these efforts leave thousands of kilos of edible meat left to waste.
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