KORA Organics Blog

It’s been another wet summer again this year. Mild weather and lots of moisture is great for lettuce and leafy greens in the garden but not so good for my tomatoes. How’s your crop? It seems like years since we had a good tomato harvest in the backyard. We’ve struggled through years of drought, not really having enough water available to irrigate thirsty plants like veggies for the backyard. So when the drought broke we were delighted to finally have a thriving veggie patch again. But our expectations were soon dashed when we experienced the total opposite. Torrential rain and

Written by The Veggie Lady, January 23, 2012

Fair Value Food

The fair trade movement has been integral in ensuring fair value for farmers and workers in developing countries, tackling poverty and empowering producers to... Read More

Written by Special Guest, September 18, 2011

Having fun at “The Colour Lab” in Melbourne

Hi everyone, Kate and I had a lot of fun at “The Colour Lab” in Melbourne today. Read More

Written by KORA Organics, September 12, 2011

Farmers Markets around the World

Hi guys, here is a table again with all of the Farmers Markets and places from around the world that sell Organic produce. We... Read More

Written by KORA Organics, August 1, 2011

What Age Should Children Start Body Brushing?

Starting from early teenage years is a great time to start body brushing. Even young teenagers can have skin conditions, poor circulation and dry... Read More

Written by Jodie, July 18, 2011

Mooooooving away from Milk

Almost everyone has fond and comforting memories of pouring creamy milk over cereal, or the tall, cold glass of milk after school. As adults... Read More

Written by Special Guest, July 18, 2011

Chemicals in our food

My Grandfather was an Iowa corn farmer back in the 1930’s, he married my Grandmother, both were of German descent. Their first child was... Read More

Written by Cyndi, July 18, 2011

Benefits of increasing fibre in the diet

Managing our fibre intake has become a huge issue in Western countries because there are so many highly processed foods on the market that... Read More

Written by Special Guest, July 18, 2011

Garden remedies

Naturopath JAYNE TANCRED from ABC Gardening Australia magazine explains which foods from the garden can help strengthen your immunity this winter. According to The... Read More

Written by Special Guest, July 4, 2011

Farmers Markets Around the World

Hi guys, here is a table again with all of the Farmers Markets and places from around the world that sell Organic produce. We... Read More

Written by KORA Organics, July 4, 2011

Organic Certification

Bill Statham’s – The Chemical Maze – (offer extended for the month of November or until sold out) we are giving you a free “Skin Conditions” Chemical Maze App with any KORA Organics product online purchase

Many years ago my parents read a book that ultimately changed all of our lives. Although my parents have always been health conscious having lived a large part of their lives in rural Australia, Bill Statham’s first edition of the little book: “The Chemical Maze” propelled our family on a mission to educate ourselves on everything to do with health and nutrition. This month at KORA Organics we have teamed up with Bill Statham and “The Chemical Maze” to support you, our valued customers and to arm you with information that can serve you and your health. Bill Statham is

Written by Miranda, November 1, 2011

Organic Farming

A special event at GLO Health – Melbourne – 24 November at 6:30pm – 8:30pm (approx)

Cooking up another storm in Melbourne. Therese Kerr and Kate McAloon – alive and very present at GLO Health in Elsternwick Melbourne. Make sure you don’t miss this event – highly informative, educational, inspirational and so much fun! Here are the details guys: Healthy really can be tasty - ask us how: Hope we see you there. Therese and KORA Organics Team xxx Download article as PDF

Written by KORA Organics, November 16, 2011