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Long time coming, our ground vanilla and child friendly vanilla extract is here!

It’s been a long time coming, but worth the wait! Helping to assist in establishing a more sustainable and resilient vanilla industry in Timor Leste, we’re extremely happy to feature some of their ground vanilla and child friendly vanilla extract … it’s alcohol free! Direct / fair traded, organically grown! Bulk quantities available soon. Halal […]

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Sustainable economic development in the “food forest” coffee plantations.

Permaculture is a system designed for environmental management within the community. Its aim is to fulfill needs and to remain sustainable by utilising local resources through environmentally sound methods that are energy efficient, balanced with local wisdom, nature and the environment! Our unique Coffee Project attempts to utilise some of these principles. We use this […]

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A small sample of our Beach Organics products carefully curated at source.

A small sample of our Products … genuine cold cracked cashews, rosella, vanilla, raw cacao to make our chocolate, cold pressed coconut oil, dehydrated mango, papaya, dragon fruit and pineapple etc, carefully curated at source, directly supports a myriad of small organic farming systems across three continents. Our certified organic permaculture farm near Pt Elliot, […]

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Honouring ancient health tonics, we give you our turmeric and tamarind JAMU.

Honouring the ancient health tonics of the royal courts of Central Java, we give you our turmeric and tamarind JAMU. Available at Beach Organics Store: Third St, PLANT 4 BOWDEN SA. www.beachorganics.com.au barry@beachorganics.com.au Tel: 08 8554 2956 Beach Organics Farm: Certified organic, permaculturally inspired, 67 Old Telegraph Rd, Middleton SA. Open by appointment, please call […]

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How would you like your food grown? Small complex “food forest” farming.

How would you like your food grown?? In an agricultural setting highly dependent on synthetic inputs, supporting a system devoid of bio diversity and soils depleted of humus and life. Or small complex “food forest” farming systems, preferably certified organic, supporting millions of vertebrates and non vertebrates, like worms, bees, birds, spider, reptiles, soil fungi, […]

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