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Quality Grading your herbs
There is no formal quality grading for medicinal herbs in Australia and there isn’t a lot of information coming from overseas the quality grading of herbs can be subjective. According to Greg Whitten (Herbal Harvest,1997) The quality of herbs offered to the market varies considerably. With most ‘Trade Herbs’ 90% used in Australia are imported … read more
Starting your Herb Farm
There are a few things to consider when starting your herb farm. You need to look at it as an initial 2 – 3 year establishment timeframe before you are earning a sustainable income. Research shows optimal size for small – intermediate production is ideally 0.4 ha>, the number of herbs you grow and what … read more
Best practice for dry herbs
The Art of Drying Medicinal Herbs: From Small-Scale to Commercial Production Herbs have been used for medicinal purposes for centuries, and their effectiveness depends greatly on the quality of the herbs used. One crucial aspect of preserving the potency and flavour of medicinal herbs is the drying process. Whether you’re an avid gardener with a … read more
Unlocking Extra Income Opportunities: Harnessing the Power of Herbs with Herb Connect
In an era where diversification and additional income sources are crucial for farmers, exploring unconventional opportunities can prove highly rewarding. Herb Connect, a cutting-edge marketplace connecting herb growers with their customers, presents an excellent avenue for farmers to leverage their land and expertise in herb cultivation. With a growing demand for fresh, organic herbs and … read more
Optimal Harvest Times
Medicinal herbs have been utilised for centuries as natural remedies to promote healing and well-being. The potency and efficacy of these plants often lie within specific parts, such as roots, leaves, or flowers. To harness their therapeutic benefits, it is crucial to understand the best time to harvest each component. This blog post aims to … read more