Seven Hills Organic Farm

26/08/2026

Greg’s Good Dirt Ep 4: Broadfork vs Roebuck Fork 🍴

EDIT: Oops. Greg meant 760 mm width garden beds, not cm. 😬

Broadforking loosens and aerates soil without disturbing the layers of the soil. We used it here to prep our beds for carrot seeds.

Greg shows us the traditional Broadfork and a newer version of that, the Roebuck fork by Roebuck Farm .

Have you tried either of these tools in your gardens?

24/08/2026

We were very excited to pick up our new crate label. Every crate of produce that leaves our farm must have one of these attached. The label identifies our farm name, where we are and who we are certified with. Our farm has its own, unique certification number. This is confirmation that our produce has been grown to a set of national standards for organic/biodynamic produce.

We are audited annually and have to provide evidence that we have met all of the standards. Terms like “spray free” and “grown using organic principles” can be interpreted in many different ways. No accountability is required to use these descriptions.

Seven Hills Organic Farm is proud to be able to use the Demeter logo on our produce.

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22/08/2026

Every fortnight we pack these boxes full of organic goodies for our local community who come and say hello when they collect from our farm in person. 💚

- Cauliflower
- Cabbage
- Kohlrabi
- Coriander
- Rocket
- Peas
- Lettuce
- Lemon
- Spring Onions
- Bok Choy

Boxes are still just $35, message to hop on our waitlist.

20/08/2026

Spuddy indulging in some TV watching before his busy day tomorrow… veg box pickup afternoon. He’s watching some rescue dogs doing an agility course @ Crufts.

* Edit: He won’t give the remote back!

18/08/2026

More cockatoo spam. This is right near the corner of our front garden.

Carnaby’s Crusaders A welcome sight ( and sound ).

17/08/2026

This purple beauty is a KOHLRABI! It looks like a root veg, but grows above ground. Part of the Brassica family which includes its cousins broccoli, cabbage and kale.🥬 💜

Every part of the plant is edible, but you will want to peel off the outer skin before you eat the bulb.

Can be eaten raw, roasted, steamed, sautéd or keep swiping to see it get prepped and end up in a stir fry. (Which was delicious.)

They’ll be in our veggie boxes this Friday, and we would love to know what you turn yours into. 💜

16/08/2026

What a beautiful way to start the day. This mob (of about 25- but hard to see them all clearly) was chilling in our jarrah tree for about 20 minutes. They were watching Farmer Greg working in the market garden.

Sound on- for full experience.

11/08/2026

11/08/2026

Our tiny boss is back. Listen to her show us around 🔈💚