An abundance of asparagus
Peter and Colleen Osborn’s rustic home among the gum trees not only has lots of plum trees, but almost every other kind of fruit...
Local liquid gold brings home export award
The award-winning Fewster’s Farm in Muchea, now in the hands of fourth-generation bee keeper Kim Fewster, is wowing the world with their unique Jarrah...
Sheep shine at Bindoon Show
Ted Kennedy
An excellent line up of just on one hundred sheep and lambs, representing seven breeds of stud sheep, was a highlight of the...
Decorate Your Gate is on again
Dandaragan Community Resource Centre’s ‘Decorate Your Gate’ project is the proud recipient of a Road Safety Commission Grant this year, helping us to expand...
WA company receives boost for citrus exports
Implementing innovative technologies to grow, pack and market consistently top- quality fresh citrus to a range of world markets is proving to be a...
Local producers gain ‘Snail of Approval’
The Swan Valley and Eastern Regions Slow Food Convivium celebrated Terra Madre Day on 10 December with both purpose and panache. Hosted by member...
Reduce, reuse, recycle and reconnect
A passion to reconnect people with the origins of their food is the driving force behind Suzannah Moss-Wright’s ambitious venture, Mottainai Lamb.
After 6 years...
Local mangoes to hit sweet spot in March
Northern Valleys mango growers have worked hard this season to provide mangoes of the highest quality with unique local flavour to be available to...
Bindoon Primary School Fete and Mango Festival is back for 2019
Bindoon Primary School P & C will once again team up with local mango growers to celebrate the southern mango season!
The school will hold...
Top Class Beef on Show in 2019
For the second year running, local Black Angus breeder, Benalong Grazing, gained top points to take out the 2019 Gingin Heifer Competition on March...
Autumn in the edible garden
Laura Blishen
Autumn is a fantastic time to get out and breathe new life into the veggie patch as the last of the summer crops...
Local citrus packs a punch
Fortunately, the driest May for 36 years isn’t expected to affect our burgeoning local citrus crop. In fact, the warm, dry days have made...
