Margaret River Organic Farmer

Why they're here

Not certified organic. Reports rotational grazing, long pasture recovery, compost applications and minimum tillage. Offers farm-shop visits by appointment and collection of online orders. These are reported practices, not independently measured outcomes.

Products and services: eggs, beef, lamb, pastured chicken, pantry goods, garden inputs

Practices and the evidence behind them

Each tag says what the business does. The label next to it says what supports that.

• Organic growing practices, not certified

  Business-reported

  Describes growing or producing without synthetic fertilisers, herbicides or pesticides, but is not certified. Certification costs money and time, and many small producers choose not to pursue it.

  What they do: Describes organic compost and biological inputs; explicitly explains its choice not to obtain farm certification.

  Documented practice

  Evidence: The business told us this, or says it publicly. We have not checked it beyond that. Official business statement; desk research is not a farm audit or independent verification. Checked 11 Sept 2026.

  • Margaret River Organic Farmer — how we farm (Business website, accessed 11 Sept 2026) — Business-reported practice; no verified certification badge.

• Pasture-raised

  Business-reported

  Animals live on pasture for most of their lives rather than in sheds or feedlots.

  What they do: Reports cattle, sheep and laying hens grazing its pastures in rotation.

  Documented practice

  Evidence: The business told us this, or says it publicly. We have not checked it beyond that. Official business statement; desk research is not a farm audit or independent verification. Checked 11 Sept 2026.

  • Margaret River Organic Farmer — how we farm (Business website, accessed 11 Sept 2026) — Business-reported practice; no verified certification badge.

• Regenerative farming practices

  Business-reported

  Describes specific practices aimed at building soil health and biodiversity, such as cover cropping, rotational grazing, reduced tillage, multi-species pasture or biodiversity plantings. The listing names the practices.

  What they do: Reports rotating cattle, sheep and hens, pasture recovery of at least 90 days, minimum tillage and retaining ground-cover residue.

  Documented practice

  Evidence: The business told us this, or says it publicly. We have not checked it beyond that. Official business statement; desk research is not a farm audit or independent verification. Checked 11 Sept 2026.

  • Margaret River Organic Farmer — how we farm (Business website, accessed 11 Sept 2026) — Business-reported practice; no verified certification badge.

“Reviewed by Smartsoil” means we looked at supporting information such as the website, market listings or a conversation with the owner. It is desk research, not a farm or supply-chain audit. Read more about how listings are chosen.

Where to buy

• Farm gate

  Margaret River Organic Farmer — appointment-only farm shop

  Rosa Brook

  By appointment

  By prior appointment only. Order collection directions are emailed by the farm; no walk-in hours advertised.

  Location website