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Odeum Farms now have new season Kentucky Blue Beans coming in from Carnarvon. This year we have programmed the beans to continue in Carnarvon up til January next year when Odeum Farms local Wanneroo season kicks in, so we will … Continue reading →

Pineapples from our Queensland supplier are superb at the moment. With fruit supply up, now is the time to make the most of the sweet, juicy Pinata gold pineapples! 

With the local grape & cherry tomato season out of the Wanneroo & Carrabooda region nearing it’s end I prompted myself to fly to Carnarvon for a day trip to see first hand how the new season tomatoes were progressing … Continue reading →

The winter season for Cucumbers is just about to kick into full swing,  with the first of the Geraldton Lebanese Cucumbers arriving this week. Volumes are expected to get stronger and stronger as the weeks go on. Quality is looking … Continue reading →

Check out this snapshot video clip of the New Season Snow Peas from one of our farms in Wanneroo. Our first pick was yesterday and we will be picking again this Sunday. Yield will be light for the next 2 weeks … Continue reading →

Imperial Mandarins from our grower in Gayndah have started. The Bluecow brand of Mandarins are now in their peak, with appearance and eating quality being second to none. Call Andrew now, on 0419 753 279 to place your orders! South Australian … Continue reading →

Odeum is now selling new season south west pumpkins: Samson, Butternuts and Kent. The quality is outstanding being consistent in sizing, cutting bright orange and with great flavour. These will now run for the next few months and roll into our … Continue reading →

With the heavy rains battering the Victorian region our Snow Pea and Sugar Snaps are now in a 1 to 2 week ‘No supply’ period. The produce has been water logged causing numerous quality issues like scarring and spotting due … Continue reading →

Our Wanneroo farms have now started harvesting our latest crop of Zucchinis’ of excellent quality and very good volumes. This flush of stock is expected to last 6-8 weeks, which will then flow into our Winter Geraldton season. Prices will … Continue reading →

Spring Onions are set to be in short supply in the coming weeks as numerous growers are suffering germination problems on their crops. This shortage is expected to last for most of March and will be reflected in much firmer market … Continue reading →