Is chemical farming destroying the environment

By Robert Watson|2020-01-23T04:10:12+00:0022nd January 2020|

Here at Mungalli, we grow diverse, productive pastures from well balanced soils and the Biodynamic preparations that naturally enhance the fertility of our soil. The biodynamic preps are used in minute quantities and inoculate the soil with a culture that leads to top quality humus production. This hummus  stores nutrients and water in

What is Biodynamics?

By Beth Watson|2020-05-07T06:04:22+00:0030th October 2019|

I often find myself struggling with the concept of Biodynamics. I want a solid definition that I can grasp with both hands. How exactly does it work? Planting with the moon cycle, burying cow horns, and homeopathy via against the part of me that went through the education system that needs scientific evidence to

Thank you for being awesome!

By Robert Watson|2020-05-05T23:57:33+00:0015th February 2019|

Y et again you have all proven how awesome you are!  It's humbling to see the support pour in as so many of you have expressed interest in joining our journey.  We're so excited about what we can do and our future together!Equity crowd funding is a relatively new concept but we aren’t the first to go

Converting to Biodynamics

By Robert Watson|2020-05-07T06:14:06+00:0015th January 2019|

Converting to biodynamics happened on our farm over 30 years ago. While we can now convert a farm over in 3 years, this has not always been the case. When we first converted over the home farm it took us ten years before we were happy with the results. In the first five

Times are Changing

By Robert Watson|2019-10-18T03:38:46+00:0019th December 2018|

When I was a kid, our local town of Millaa Millaa was a thriving community.  It had a cheese factory, a sawmill and heaps of dairy farms. It also had a lot of young hard-working farming families.  On our road alone there were 32 children who hopped onto the bus to go to

What We Care About Most

By Beth Watson|2020-05-06T04:48:12+00:0030th September 2018|

There are three things that we care about most at Mungalli. That’s our land, because we want it to be here for our children. Our farmers, because we think it’s a noble profession and we don’t want to see it disappear, and finally and most importantly, our customers! The Land: We live in

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