The biggest reason some of us are wary of picking organic food is because we are not sure what we are buying is genuinely organic. There is so much jargon and so much of confounding that surrounds organic foods; you are not alone if you have the same confusion around going organic as many others.

In this 1 minute video 'Am I buying genuinely organic food?', we have provided the most important questions you should ask from whoever is supplying your organic foods. We hope these tips will help you identify and relish real organic food and not be lost in the hype and publicity that some sellers may lead you to.

Happy watching and please provide your feedback!

No, we are not discussing a person's beauty here, but of ripening of fruits and vegetables.

Ripening is a process which makes a fruit edible and sweet. In physiological terms complex sugars in the fruit are converted to soluble sugars, through a sequence of physical and biochemical events. While fruits fall into two major categories based on whether they continue to ripen after harvesting or not, ethylene is a compound that is naturally produced and aids in ripening in both cases.

We are plucking some ripe Organic Papaya and Organic Tomato this Friday and should have them available over the weekend. We are also expecting to have limited quantities of Organic Muskmelon and Drumstick leaf. As always, each of these fruits and vegetables is grown in our own farms, using organic farm practices that we have detailed out on this site.

Now, does that get you thinking how you are to know when we harvest and have stock?Just sign up on our online shop and we will notify you each time we harvest!