Did you know that there are organic producers in every state and territory in Australia? From the tropics of Northern Queensland to the rolling hills of Tasmania, you’d be surprised to find that many organic businesses are right in your own backyard!
To help you discover organic producers in your region, we’ve put together a range of interactive maps for you to browse and enjoy.
While most organic farms do not allow visitors, some businesses have an onsite farm shop, cafe or wine cellar allowing you to try fresh organic produce first hand. Always check on the company’s website before you plan your visit.
Remember to share your organic finds with us on social media @budorganicclub!
The Darling Downs region is located around 1-2 hours South West of Brisbane city. Surrounding by rolling hills, luscious green grass and a more temperate climate, the Darling Downs is home to a range of organic growers who find the conditions just right for their organic produce.
A short 1-2 hour drive North of Melbourne, the Goulburn Valley is a historic wine destination, with century-old wineries making their mark in the region. Victoria is famous for its organic dairy, eggs, fruit and wine, with organic producers loving the state’s milder, more European climate.
Just 42 kilometres from Adelaide, the McLaren Vale region is home to some of Australia’s best-loved food, wine and scenery. Internationally renowned for its award-winning wineries, McLaren Vale vineyards line the landscape across the flats and rolling hills.
The Riverina region lies in southwest NSW and is abundant with a diverse range of organic produce. Covering over 80,500 square kilometres, this agricultural region provides ideal growing conditions for a range of products, from fresh produce and wine to cotton and textiles.
The Bud Organic Club is an initiative launched by Australian Organic Ltd (AOL) in 2012 to drive consumer awareness around certified organics in Australia.