Last Call for Custom Veg Boxes and Bumper Peas

Final week for custom veg box orders and pea harvest news

Two goats stand in a sunny green pasture, one close to the camera and another rearing up on its hind legs. Trees line the background under a blue sky.

Sunny and Tom Tom are the best. Trouble makers, eating any bit of plastic or paper they can find, acting like their all tough when you take them for walks head butting each other, but they’re still the best.

The official last week for online ordering of custom veg boxes will be for orders that can be collected from Thursday 3 September through to Saturday 5 September. After this time there will still be an online store, but the option to order your own custom boxes won’t be available, just super fresh and amazing organic set price fruit and veg boxes where you nominate the amount you want to spend and we choose the items for you! The farm shop will continue to be open six days a week for shopping in person with regular restocks from Wagtail’s Garden on the farm and other local producers.

Are you someone who has a passionate interest in a topic, a retired person with special skills or an amazing crafter or artist? We’re putting together a regular, ongoing calendar of workshops to be hosted in the Gathered community space and would love to hear from you. Please email [email protected] or text 0433 157 096 if you would like to collaborate on a talk or workshop.

Close-up of pea plants with two green pea pods hanging among mottled green leaves and small white blossoms. A section of wire trellis is visible in the background.

A bumper pea harvest is on it’s way, with the first peas getting picked this week. It’s one of my favourite things to grow, so we have planted a lot. Look out for them in the farm shop from next week.

Two stacked black crates filled with bright orange citrus fruit, some with green leaves still attached. Close-up view shows the top crate densely packed and the lower crate partially visible beneath it.

When Jodie and Do take their annual winter break, it’s a win for us! Glowing tangelos, fresh herbs and leafy greens from Fair Harvest will be appearing over the coming weeks until they reopen their own farm shop and camp ground for spring.

Several children’s hands form a circle while holding brown eggs over green grass. Sleeves in purple fleece, a pink hoodie, and a striped top are visible around the eggs.

Farm kids sessions are back on Tuesday mornings. A mix of art, gardening, nature play and cooking for local homeschool kids.