Fresh Tracks Farm

Fresh Tracks Farm Working with nature and ecology to make fresh tracks in regenerative farming.

I loved seeing the Myalup community come together to bring some colour to our local bus stop.With funding and support fr...
20/06/2026

I loved seeing the Myalup community come together to bring some colour to our local bus stop.

With funding and support from the Shire of Harvey and the Myalup Community Association, volunteers of all ages (and heights!) grabbed a brush and helped bring the outside panels and bus seat bench to life. Painting on the corrugated surface was expert level but everyone embraced the challenge and worked together to make it happen. And a special thank you to Karmen for encouraging me to apply for the project, for your coordination of the grant and the wonderful community event.

I’m so proud of everyone who came along and got involved. There was plenty of laughter, lots of paint, cake and a whole lot of community spirit. Seeing people come together to transform a regular old bus stop has been really special.

Stay tuned for the reveal of the inside panel mural, featuring some of Myalup’s local wildlife.

12/06/2026

There’s something pretty special about being connected through the same patch of earth. Growing food, tending soil and moving through the seasons has a way of bringing people together.

This custom artwork was created for this round of Seven Hills Organic Box subscribers as a little celebration of that connection. A reminder that none of us are doing this alone. We’re all growing, learning and caring for the land together. And really, there’s no better place to be than in good dirt company ❤️

While I’m often the one behind the camera, the artwork and the social media posts, there’s another person quietly puttin...
09/06/2026

While I’m often the one behind the camera, the artwork and the social media posts, there’s another person quietly putting in countless hours behind the scenes.

Matt is a marine biologist who works full time off farm, but somehow still finds time to move cows, fix things, put up fences, deliver produce, handle livestock and tackle the never-ending to do list that comes with caring for a farm.

He’s deeply passionate about restoration, biodiversity and soil health. No patch of regenerating bushland goes unnoticed, and no cow pat is left behind without an inspection for dung beetle activity.

The move to the farm has also unlocked another unlikely hobby…Birdwatching. He’s been on a long-term mission to photograph a reed warbler. He swears he hears them regularly, but so far there’s no photographic evidence to support his claims.

Fresh Tracks Farm is shaped by many helping hands, but today I wanted to give a little appreciation to farmer Matt.

Why did we create the Slow Sunday Series?Because life can feel full, busy and demanding and taking time for ourselves is...
09/06/2026

Why did we create the Slow Sunday Series?

Because life can feel full, busy and demanding and taking time for ourselves is often the first thing to fall away.

We created a space to slow down, move our bodies through yoga, explore creativity, share nourishing food and connect with others.

Not to achieve more or be more productive, but simply to pause through a morning of calm, creativity, conversation and community.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our second Slow Sunday Series workshop. It was a joy to share the morning with you.

08/06/2026

A big family effort has been underway on the farm, building a fence for a 15m wide nature corridor that will run the full length of our back boundary.

With support from a grant through we’re preparing for 2,000 native trees to arrive for planting this weekend. These trees will help create more habitat for wildlife, bring greater diversity back to the landscape, and add another layer to the regenerative work happening on the farm. It’s rewarding to see this project come to life and we are excited to get the trees into the ground this weekend!

06/06/2026

I am so proud of and their very first round of certified organic produce boxes!

We’ve had our hands in the soil growing this season’s vegetables from seed and seedling right through to harvest, so seeing these boxes packed and heading out into the community is a pretty special moment.

What makes it even more meaningful is the support from our local community. There’s something really special about people choosing to support local growers, get to know their farmers and connect with the land that grows their food. Every box represents not just organic produce, but a community coming together to support a shared vision for a more resilient food system.

The produce boxes are currently at capacity, but if you’re interested in future boxes, please contact Greg and Sharon at [email protected]

15/05/2026

We are so excited to welcome you all to Seven Hills Organic Farm tomorrow.

Don’t forget we have a free veggie box up for grabs, coffee at 10am and a farm tour at 10.30. You can also say g’day to Spuddy and Zubat the lamb!

We are so proud of what we have grown for you and can’t wait for you to try our organic produce.

Thanks for supporting your local farmers ❤️

29/04/2026

If you can, listen to this reel with your sound on.

The pine plantation bordering our farm has become a seasonal food source and refuge for Carnaby’s black cockatoos. We understand it’s a working system and that these trees are not permanent. Parts of the Myalup plantation have been flagged for staged clearing, with future land use still being discussed, including options like horticulture or sand mining.

Carnaby’s cockatoos are facing ongoing habitat loss across south west WA, with large areas of feeding and nesting habitat already cleared or fragmented.

As I walk through the pines, listening to the call of the Carnaby’s, I find myself wondering if conservation can truly coexist in spaces like this. Not added as an afterthought, but prioritised when decisions are made about what comes next as these trees reach the end of their cycle.

As this transition unfolds, our farm will be a voice for the Carnaby’s during the community consultation phases.

Meanwhile, on our farm, we are focusing on what we can do. Creating and restoring habitat, one area at a time. We have a project coming this June and it’s our biggest one yet. Stay tuned.

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