Organic Farming
Organic farming is based upon management practices that work with the environment – fertilisers and chemicals are limited or excluded, soil health is carefully managed and suppression rather than elimination is favoured with weeds. As a result, there are strict guidelines to follow when running an organic enterprise.
Find out how to become an organic producer and how to manage organic crops, fruit and vegetables and livestock.
Organic pest and disease management
Managing downy mildew and powdery mildew in organic grapevinesHow to deal with fruit fly and scale insects in citrus.
Find out how to organically manage internal parasites of sheep.
You can find out more about pests and diseases.
Green manures
An easy way to get healthy soil without resorting to chemicals is by growing green manures.
Find out which green manure you should grow.
Learn about green manures that are suitable for vegetable cropping
Further Information
External Websites
Australian Certified Organics / Biological Farmers of Australia (BFA)
Biodynamic Agriculture Australia
Business Victoria - Victorian Organic Food Products Directory
National Association for Sustainable Agriculture Australia (NASAA)
Organic Federation of Australia
Australian Certified Organic (ACO)
Bio-Dynamic Research Institute (BDRI)


