What is different about our pasture raised pork?
Well you guessed it, it’s in the name. Our pigs are pasture raised, but what does this actually mean? And what else makes our pork...
Building Soil - Multi Species Cropping in an Oat Paddock
One of the farming practices Jamie uses to improve his soil health is the integration of multi species cropping or multi species cover crops and...
What's the secret behind our juicy, flavoursome steaks
Want to know the secret behind our juicy, flavoursome grass fed steaks? It all starts with healthy soil. And what’s the recipe for healthy soil? ...
When Grass Just isn't Grass - Multi species perennial and annual pasture
The holy grail of grass is a multi species perennial and annual pasture. The recipe for growing some of the tastiest regenerative beef is very...
Inaugural Dirty Clean Food Farmer Field Day
Last Friday Dirty Clean Food held our first ever Farmer Field Day at Warren Pensini’s farm in Boyup Brook with our Dirty Clean Food Farmers....
Why Eat Grass Fed Meat?
What are the benefits of eating grass fed meat. ...
Why Regenerative Farming - and How?
Regenerative farming focuses on the health and wellbeing of the whole farm and surrounding agro-ecosystem. By supporting regenerative farming, you are not only supporting local families...
Oats, Healthy Soil and Petrichor
Good sniff, according to Maggie the Border Collie as she caught a whiff of the root ball! Have you ever dug up a shovel full...
The Grass is Greener in Manypeaks
Kent and Michelle Rochester farm at Manypeaks, where they are bringing up their boys Thomas and Kobi on their beautiful property surrounded by trees, cows...
Introducing.. The Wandering Bee!
The first batch of honey is here, a beautiful rich wandoo honey. It almost looks like the dark patches of bark from the wandoo tree...
Meat Processing Facility Now In at HQ
Dirty Clean Food's Meat Processing Facility has opened at Kewdale HQ and a staff of 12 process over 4 tonne of meat a week for...
Integrating Animals Into Your Veggie Patch
So now for the fun part - how to integrate animals into your veggie patch! So why would you want to do this in the...
