BRINGING THE FARM TO YOU SINCE 1963
ABOUT US
ABOUT US
WELCOME




We are a third-generation Australian family farming business growing celery, leek, and baby leaf produce; including spinach, rocket, & snow pea tendrils. With two properties across 1,400 acres, we supply high-quality produce year-round to local and international customers.
Years of experience
Years of experience
Days of Supply
Days of Supply
Acres of Land
Acres of Land
Staff
Staff

OUR VISION
To be renowned for consistent, high quality and safe produce that is enjoyed and advocated by the consumer.
OUR VISION
To be renowned for consistent, high quality and safe produce that is enjoyed and advocated by the consumer.

OUR VISION
To be renowned for consistent, high quality and safe produce that is enjoyed and advocated by the consumer.

SAFETY & QUALITY
Whether we are growing celery, leeks or baby leaf, our focus is always on safety and quality throughout the supply chain.
SAFETY & QUALITY
Whether we are growing celery, leeks or baby leaf, our focus is always on safety and quality throughout the supply chain.

SAFETY & QUALITY
Whether we are growing celery, leeks or baby leaf, our focus is always on safety and quality throughout the supply chain.

INTERNATIONAL REACH
We value the opportunity to be able to share our products internationally, which is why we have a dedicated export team to service our customers needs.
INTERNATIONAL REACH
We value the opportunity to be able to share our products internationally, which is why we have a dedicated export team to service our customers needs.

INTERNATIONAL REACH
We value the opportunity to be able to share our products internationally, which is why we have a dedicated export team to service our customers needs.
FAQ
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
What are your products?
Where do you grow?
Who are your clients?
What are your sustainability practices?
What is the growing cycle?
FAQ
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
What are your products?
Where do you grow?
Who are your clients?
What are your sustainability practices?
What is the growing cycle?
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