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PURE BENEFITS

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UNIQUE PROVENANCE

From a vast wilderness in the pure heart of Australia, where river channels flow across ancient floodplains.
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FREE ROAMING

On farms with few fences, cattle follow their natural instincts to forage freely all year round.
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Farmer owned

Australia’s oldest organic beef company, started by farmers, and still owned by farmers today.
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SUSTAINABLE

We are certified organic and working to make our whole supply chain more sustainable.

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Not all feed is created equal! ⠀ The different t

Not all feed is created equal! ⠀
The different types of floodplains within our production region known as 'The Channel Country' have been mapped into three broad categories of land systems. Each has differing flood characteristics and the potential to grow different types and amounts of feed. ⠀
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Considered by many to be 'nature's feedlot', over 250 species of native grasses and herbaceous plants have been recorded in the Channel Country. It's an open smörgåsbord for our free range, free roaming certified organic cattle. ⠀
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📸 Mitch Semmens on Adria Downs

Healthy landscapes create healthy food. ⠀ Lands

Healthy landscapes create healthy food.
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Landscapes are complex systems where everything is linked: good grazing management preserves vegetation which improves soil health, increases water retention, reduces erosion, and stores more carbon in vegetation and soil. ⠀
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Here's property manager Don Rayment on Adria Downs., QLD 📸 Taken by OBE Organic customer Bennet Lee

Our free range, grassfed and finished cattle are r

Our free range, grassfed and finished cattle are raised to meet strict organic standards, so you can be assured that all OBE Organic beef has ⠀
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✅ No added synthetic chemicals ⠀
✅ No added hormones ⠀
✅ Non GMO ⠀
✅ No Pollutants ⠀
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📸 Taken in 2011 on Adria Downs, QLD (60 miles west of Birdsville) by OBE Organic customer Bennet Lee

Our production region supports cattle production a

Our production region supports cattle production and native wildlife. ⠀
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Every year, third-party audits are required to be conducted on certified organic livestock enterprises. During the audit, an inspector will confirm that 5% of the organically certified land, is maintained to facilitate biodiversity and nature conservation, as required by organic standards. ⠀
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These emus were photographed on Adria Downs Station by Fiona Lake.

This pretty plant is known as the 'Green Flowerbir

This pretty plant is known as the 'Green Flowerbird', 'Regal Flowerbird' or Sweet Fella Bush. It is a common sight in our outback production region and is a wonderful sign of a healthy landscape. ⠀
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Indigenous Australians have a very important use for this beautiful little flower. Green flowerbird has important medicinal usages and Aboriginal people use it in an eyewash to treat infections. ⠀
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This plant has a symbiotic relationship with nitrogen fixing bacteria, which helps improve nitrogen levels in the soil. This nitrogen is used by other plants in the vicinity and supports soil structure. ⠀
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Featuring Don Rayments hands on Adria Downs station.

At OBE Organic, we’ve been working to be sustain

At OBE Organic, we’ve been working to be sustainable since we were born. We’ve been meeting organic agriculture principles of health, ecology, fairness and care for over 20 years. Our commitment to organic agriculture and continual improvement means sustainability has always been part of our DNA. Learn more here https://loom.ly/fZCSuX8

Life in the Outback of Australia. Here's Grant Rie

Life in the Outback of Australia. Here's Grant Rieck from Bollards Lagoon in South Australia, working hard after a nice drop of rain when out shifting cattle. What a beautiful rainbow. 🌈 ⠀
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📸 by Gina Rieck.

We source our cattle from hard working producers l

We source our cattle from hard working producers located in the remote Channel Country of Outback Australia. Here's the team from Bollards Lagoon, in #outback South Australia. 📸by Gina Rieck.

Pure and diverse. OBE Organic cattle are free to c

Pure and diverse. OBE Organic cattle are free to choose their own diet. ⠀
This mornings feed was captured on organic property Bollards Lagoon by Cattle Producer, Gina Rieck🌱

Our cattle are raised by family farmers using time

Our cattle are raised by family farmers using timeless methods - ones that respect the land, the animals, and you, the consumer. OBE Organic beef is always grass-fed and free-range. 📸 by Makayla Gilby on Adria Downs Station ⠀
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#organicbeef #freerange #familyfarm #thisisaustralia

Many famous native Australian birds are found in o

Many famous native Australian birds are found in our remarkable production region, Lake Eyre - Kati Thanda. ⠀
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These two galahs (cockatoos) were photographed on Bollards Lagoon by Gina Rieck . Here's 5 top facts from Echidnawalkabout.com about these feathered friends. ⠀
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1. Galahs help with seed dispersal: ⠀
Galahs are seed-eaters, so are often seen feeding on grass seeds on the ground. They also eat seeds from many Australian shrubs and trees, including Acacias (Wattles) and Casuarinas (She-oak). ⠀
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2. They travel in huge flocks: ⠀
Galahs can travel and roost in flocks of 1000 birds. It is an impressive sight, especially at dawn and sunset – their bright pink breasts glow in the warm light. ⠀
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3. They have loving families: ⠀
Galah pairs share the nesting and parenting duties of their offspring, and baby Galahs stay with their parents for months or years. Galahs are monogamous and mate for life. ⠀
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4. Pink for Girls: ⠀
You can tell a female Galah by the colour of her eyes: just remember “pink for girls”. Female galahs have pink eyes. Males and young birds have dark brown eyes. ⠀
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5. Aboriginal Origin of the word Galah: ⠀
Galah (gilaa) is the bird’s Yuwaalaraay Aboriginal language name. The Yuwaalaraay are a tribe from northern New South Wales, around the area of Lightning Ridge.

Meet a farmer: Organic producer, Kate Moloney from

Meet a farmer: Organic producer, Kate Moloney from Glenba & Wetlands on the flexibility needed to run an organic cattle farm.

"I think rural people are very good at being flexible and improvising. You can set out with your work program in the morning and may need to change in an instant if you come across a water problem, stock out/fences down or equipment breakdown". Read more here https://loom.ly/8AEd7SA

Can you spot the small mob of cattle walking acros

Can you spot the small mob of cattle walking across the sand dune on Adria Downs Station in Outback Australia? This photo provides a great visual representation for just how #freerange our free range livestock truly are!

#freeroaming #organiccattle #outbackaustralia #thisisaustralia #grassfedbeef #rangelands

We are on the road to Epsilon Station, with our Li

We are on the road to Epsilon Station, with our Livestock Coordinator, Ross Mackenzie. ⠀
Epsilon Station is a 200,000 hectare organic cattle property, located in the South-West Corner of Queensland. Ross is visiting organic cattle producers all over the Lake Eyre Basin region of outback Australia this week. Stay tuned for more outback travel pics! 📸 ⠀
#outbackaustralia #thisisaustralia #organicbeef #rural

There's always light at the end of the tunnel. 🌞

This year has challenged us all. A reminder to everyone as we approach the holiday season to reach out to those that are showing signs or symptoms of stress or depression. ⠀
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The mental health professionals at Beyond Blue are available over the holiday period 24/7 on 1300 22 4636, online chat (3pm-12am AEDT) or email responses (within 24 hours). There are also other services to contact for support over this time if you need someone to talk to. Further details here: https://loom.ly/5hFJMGU

👩‍🌾 Happy National Ag Day! 👩‍🌾 ⠀

👩‍🌾 Happy National Ag Day! 👩‍🌾 ⠀
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A farmer has a diverse and wide range of jobs that need to be done to keep an operation in tip top shape. This includes regular maintenance and repairs. Here's the team from Cordillo Downs successfully fixing a trough out on a muster. Read more about Anthony and Janet 👉 https://loom.ly/ss76j70 ⠀
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#AgDay #nationalagday #agriculture #AgDayAU #thankafarmerforyournextmeal @australianfarmers

Yesterday, our Livestock Coordinator Ross Mackenzi

Yesterday, our Livestock Coordinator Ross Mackenzie was in Quilpie, Queensland visiting the team from Loveday Transport. We're following his journey this week and next, as he visits outback cattle producers all over the Lake Eyre Basin region of outback Australia. Stay tuned for more outback pics! 📸 #outback #outbackaustralia #ruralaustralia

Here's a shy little echidna spotted in Bollon, Que

Here's a shy little echidna spotted in Bollon, Queensland, captured by our Livestock Coordinator, Ross Mackenzie.

Green pastures = happy mob! ⠀ The abundance of p

Green pastures = happy mob! ⠀
The abundance of plant biodiversity in this region is why our organic beef tastes so great. It truly is "Seasoned by Nature". ⠀
Thanks to Rhonda Heslin for these images taken on Muncoonie Lake, Adria Downs Station in Outback Australia. #thisisqueensland #organicbeef

What does #Reconciliation mean to you? To coincid

What does #Reconciliation mean to you?

To coincide with @naidocweek 2020, we have created an interactive report on how we've worked to implement a @reconciliationaus Australia Action Plan (RAP) at @obeorganic.

This report was created with the intention to inspire other businesses and leaders to develop and implement their own RAPs to advance #reconciliation in Australia. Our report is based on lived experience and is a reflection of our own interpretations and views.

View the report through the link in our bio.

Thank you to @amybro6 @joyleen.booth, Tyrone Clancy, Josephine Long and the OBE Organic team.

Red, green and blue - colours of the Australian ou

Red, green and blue - colours of the Australian outback. 🇦🇺
Image captured by OBE Organic customer Joe Sanchez, on a visit to Australia, from California, USA. He was hosted on Adria Downs Station in Outback Queensland by Don and Judy Rayment.

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