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Every Saturday from 8.30am—12.30pm at 71 Cimitiere Street, Launceston (in the car park opposite Albert Hall)
Market Manager 0417 352 780 info@harvestmarket.org.au
Paul, Regine, Herleen, and Diamond from All Things Cherry are proud to be able to bring to you all the health benefits as well as the wonderful flavour of cherries all year round: classified as a superfood and are also an anti-inflammatory. Some of our products available each week include but not limited to are cherry… Read more
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Bioberries Tasmania is based at Breadalbane. Contact Bioberries Tasmania Phone: 0407 657 355 Email: bioberry2017@outlook.com
Growing, making and selling the best artisan delights in the Coal River Valley, Tasmania. Onsite you will find chocolatiers, cheesemakers, farmers and chefs all transforming Tasmania’s best produce into gourmet delights. Tastings daily or order online at www.coalriverfarm.com.au Contact Coal River Farm email: daniel.leesong@coalriverfarm.com.au Web: www.coalriverfarm.com.au Phone: 0400 148 304
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Our cherries are grown on the slopes of Brown Mountain in the Coal River Valley in South East Tasmania. We are a 45 minute drive from Hobart, but because our orchards are in an isolated position we do not offer a come and pick yourself option. However, we certainly can arrange to have cherries ready… Read more
Laos Fresh Farm is based in Wesley Vale Devonport and offers fresh seasonal home grown vegetables. We grow a variety of vegetables ranging from broccoli to Asian vegetables and many types of herbs. We always try to offer new produce each year. We look forward to seeing you at Harvest market as our customers mean… Read more
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Lees Orchard is situated 10 minutes out of Launceston in the Tamar Valley at Dilston. We bring our cherries to Harvest Launceston during the Summer months. We also grow roughly 600 x 380kg bins of apples and pears, which we sell at our farm gate. Contact Lees Orchard phone: 0417 591 884 email: office@leesorchard.com.au… Read more
A family owned farm, (5th generation of primary producers), nestled in fertile river flats between Orielton Lagoon & historic Richmond, Penna Valley Farm has been producing top quality Spray-Free Apricots for the past 15 years. We have diversified, now growing 12 different varieties of fresh apricot, each with its own personality. As the season progresses… Read more
Pip’s Cherries, Ouse, Tasmania Contact Pip’s Cherries email: pipscherries@bigpond.com phone: 0417 881 396
We are a family run fruit farm near the historic Tasmanian village of Richmond. We grow more than 9 different varieties of cherries, including red, white, sweet, and tart. We also grow loganberries, boysenberries, pears, red and black currants and peonies. Contact Richmond Cherries email: cherry32@bigpond.net.au phone: 0447 248 424 web: www.richmondcherries.com fb: RichmondCherries
Seven Springs Farm is situated in Lorinna, one of the most pristine areas of farmland in the world. Lorinna is located in the upper Forth River valley, Tasmania, on the outskirts of the Cradle Mountain Lake- St. Clair National Park and World Heritage Area. It is a small mountain community, off the power grid and isolated… Read more
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We at Sheffield Berry Gardens endeavour to produce high quality berries (Strawberries, Raspberries, Blueberries & Blackberries) in commercial quantities. We also grow Youngberries, Blackcurrants & Redcurrants in smaller quantities. We are trying Gooseberries and Kiwi Fruit and Yellow Raspberries with a view to expand successfully. Our aim is to directly market as much of our… Read more
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Three Peaks Organics grow organic blueberries in Holwell, Tasmania. The farm wasn’t using chemicals, sprays or fertilisers, so it seemed like a natural progression for them to become organic, achieving certified organic status late in 2015. Three Peaks Organics base their growing principles around taste rather than yields. They are currently updating their brand and… Read more
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My parents, Robert and Sandra, first planted mechanically harvestable blackcurrants and raspberries on our farm in the early 1990s. From humble beginnings, our berry business has grown from a solitary picker to employing over 120 staff during the peak season and supplying over 100 customers nationally. We are a family business. All the family –… Read more
Windara Orchard is situated at 15 Spring Hill Rd, Sidmouth on the corner of West Tamar Highway. We are on the Tamar Valley wine route. We operate a roadside stall selling top quality apples and pears. We have 20 varieties of apples including some of the older types such as Cox, Gravenstien, Jonathon, Abba, Alexander,… Read more
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