Specialised Tools and Seeds for Diversified Crop and Home Growers
Access to Microfarming
ActiveVista provides diversified cropping market gardeners with the leading industry appropiate products and seeds to develop productive bio-intensive farm systems.
New Caterpillar Tunnel Options for 2026!
Introducing our all new range of Gothic and Cocoon Caterpillar Tunnels and Add-ons!
New & Popular
Here's just some of our great new seeds, tools, sales and bundles to help you dial in your growing this season!
Equipment
Designed for human scale regenerative agriculture by farmers
Autumn Quick-Cut Greens Harvester Sale Now On!
Take advantage and start using the game changing Quick Cut or stock up on parts!
“One of the awesome projects that James and the ActiveVista crew provides is their Caterpillar tunnels, affordable climate control and season extension made available for growers throughout Australia and New Zealand developed through their commitment as part of our growing community ”
“We are so greatful for ActiveVista providing access of the Neversink Tools range to Australia and the region. I recognize ActiveVista as the go to place for all microfarming equipment.”
Seeds
Selected for farmers markets, CSA vegie boxes and home growers. Choose from over 400 lines of professional quality vegie, microgreens, herb and flower seed
Jodi Roebuck: AUSTRALIAN MARKET GARDENING WINTER WORKSHOP SERIES JULY, 2026.
Roebuck Farm Workshops offer the unique on-farm opportunity to advance in small scale market garden practice.
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Roebuck Farm Winter Tour Australia 2026 W.A, Tas, Qld, NSW
Here you get hands-on in the field to understand the market garden production cycle
Expect to apply business concepts + practical applications and leave with confidence to implement designs, bed preparation, tool selection, crop choices, seed propagation, harvesting, + take your product into restaurants, retail, + markets.
Field-based learning in chapters visiting leading market gardens across Australia, focusing on practical systems from propagation through to sales, including composting, biological farming, tools, flowers, greenhouse production, and farm-to-plate integration. Designed for working growers, aspiring farmers, and farm teams.
Chapter 01: Farm to Plate Systems + Restaurant Integration, Wayfinder Farm, Margaret River, WA 21 + 22 July 2026
A practical field-based workshop with Jodi Roebuck exploring how a market garden can successfully connect with chefs, restaurants, and local communities through reliable, sustainably grown food.
Held at Wayfinder Farm, this session focuses on building efficient farm-to-plate workflows — from harvest timing and crop planning through to wash-pack design and clear communication with kitchens, all grounded in strong, practical business systems that support consistency, profitability, and long-term resilience.
We’ll also explore Johnson-Su composting and how biological systems can support consistent, high-quality production in a commercial context.
Focus areas include:
Farm-to-plate systems • harvest flow • wash-pack efficiency • restaurant integration • Johnson-Su composting • crop alignment with chefs • farm design • the 5-Row Jang Seeder • greenhouse growing • vertical growing • fast crops
Chapter 02: Tool Summit, Composting + Infrastructure Systems, Longley Organic Farm, the home of ActiveVista, Hobart region, Tasmania 25 + 26 July 2026
Longley Organic Farm, home of Active Vista, Tasmania
Tool Summit, Composting + Infrastructure Systems
A hands-on workshop at Longley Organic Farm, home of ActiveVista tools and seeds, focusing on the practical systems that support productive market gardening.
This session explores the tools, infrastructure, and composting systems that underpin efficient day-to-day operations on a small farm.
We’ll look closely at how tool + design decisions shape labour efficiency, soil health, and long-term farm resilience.
Focus areas include:
Farm tools and systems • composting and soil biology • propagation systems • infrastructure design • workflow efficiency • practical farm setup • wash and pack • greenhouse growing • vertical growing • fast crops • microgreens
Chapter 03: Field to Sales Market Gardening Practice, Neighbourhood Farm, Corinda, QLD
Chapter 03: Field to Sales Market Gardening Practice, Neighbourhood Farm, Corinda, QLD. 28 + 29 July 2026
Field to Sales Market Gardening Practice
A grounded, production-focused workshop on core market gardening systems in a subtropical context.
Hosted at Neighbourhood Farm, this session follows the full pathway from propagation through to harvest and sales, focusing on practical systems that keep a farm efficient, productive, and resilient.
This is a deep dive into the everyday practice of running a small-scale market garden.
Focus areas include:
Propagation • fast crops • harvest systems • wash-pack flow • compost systems • field-to-sales efficiency • subtropical production • greenhouse growing • vertical growing • fast crops • microgreens
Chapter 04: Practical Systems from Soil to Sales, Summit Organics, Tweed Valley, NSW. 1 + 2 August 2026
Practical systems from soil to sales
A systems-focused workshop at Summit Organics exploring diversified market gardening and team-based farm operations.
This session covers flower production systems, biological inputs, compost application, and how to manage workflow and team structure on a working farm.
It’s about building a productive, diverse, and well-organised farm system that supports both quality and scale.
Focus areas include:
Flower production • biological farming • compost spreading systems • team management • workflow design • diversified crop systems • farm design • the 5-Row Jang Seeder • greenhouse growing • vertical growing • fast crops
