Warrah Farm shop

Organic fruit and vegetables have always been at the very heart of Warrah’s existence. Warrah was established over 50 years ago on a beautiful bush property at Dural. A small biodynamic vegetable garden was established by Karl Kaltenbach in 1965, as a means for young adults with intellectual disability to learn skills and to engage in productive and purposeful work.

This organic garden has grown into the thriving Warrah Biodynamic Farm and Warrah Farm Shop, which has been certified organic and biodynamic since 1994. Our beautiful, natural surroundings are a great asset to the work we do and to the people we support.

Our vision is to provide opportunities for active participation in organic farming and gardening.  Through hands-on involvement on our working organic farm people living with disability experience the intrinsic therapeutic benefits of farming and gardening.

The farm serves as a vehicle to help develop a wide range of transferable skills and capacities but, just as importantly, to help build and strengthen community, provide social opportunities and strengthen connection to the natural environment.

In order to maximise the potential of our facilities, and in service to our community, we aim to offer our customers the widest variety of certified organic and biodynamic fruit, vegetables and groceries possible all year round.

• Offer a full range of certified organic & biodynamic fruit & vegetables, meat, dairy, and groceries (with many options for vegetarian, vegan, gluten free, Paleo, GAPS or low FODMAP).
• Guarantee quality and freshness.
• Stock the widest variety of Australian fruit and veg possible – all year round!
• Grow a range of seasonal produce on our biodynamic farm and we harvest our greens daily.
• Operate as a social enterprise, incorporating programs into our farm and shop routine which support adults and children with a disability.