While the Aussie Apricots brand is only 16 years old, the Prosser family has been growing fruit for more than three generations at Mypolonga—and the quality shows.
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Bakehouse Farm Produce
A hobby turned into a full-time business for Simon and Sally Peacock, after one hive in their backyard turned into 10. Simon is always driving around, searching for the ideal spot for the bees.
Banrock Station
Conserving the planet, while making beautiful wine, has always been the critical goal of Banrock Station, a much-loved Riverland brand.
Black Sheep Produce
Black Sheep Produce do things differently. Based in Loxton, they grow jujubes, dates and capers because they’re all drought-tolerant. Their produce very popular, so if you find any around the Riverland, snap it up quickly!
Brayfield Park
Rhona and Allan Parker-Benton are lavender experts with 25 years of experience. They continue to stay ahead of the pack at their Murray Bridge lavender farm, Brayfield Park.
Cooinda Proprietors
Fifth-generation farmers Mark and Taryn Grieger hold a strong connection with the land. For more than 120 years, Mark’s family has dutifully tended to their orchard and farm off the beaten track, near Swan Reach.
Gurra Downs Date Co
Dave and Anita Reilly started in the date industry 25 years ago, and are widely credited with pioneering the modern Australian date industry.
Illalangi
Illalangi is a family owned and run, grower, producer and providore based in South Australia’s Riverland. The smiles behind these delectable goodies are Keryn and John Gorman, who established Illalangi retail store in 2010.
Illalangi (Products)
Illalangi (Products) are a labour of love for owners Keryn and John Gorman, who have been serving up some of the best flavours of the Riverland since 2004.
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