The farm is a magical place that has the capacity to spark innovation and imagination.
Sitting in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland, on the land of the Gubbi Gubbi people is a farm filled with fresh air, peace and tranquillity.
It is situated in what is known by some today as Witta. This work is a corruption of the word wetya meaning dingo in the Kabi language. Witta, once known as Teutoburgh in the 1880s, was also settled by German immigrants. The name Teutoburgh came from a nearby German mission.
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The language of the Gubbi Gubbi can be found here . The Dictionary of the Gubbi-Gubbi and Butchulla languages / compiled by Jeanie Bell, with assistance from Amanda Seed.
On visting the farm, a visitor begins their journey by entering the gate and being greeted by a Ben and Nic who are ready to answer any questions and help guide you in your exploration. You are first free to explore the farm, with its sights and sounds, water, machinery and accommodation to discover something new and exciting.
You are invited to learn about the farm and its sustainable practices, gaining an understanding of the local food system, cultural history and future.
Finally, the it is time to relax, enjoy a local wine, glass of fresh-pressed cider or kombutcha and simply enjoy the beauty of the farm and the countryside.
The aim is to feel connected to the land, the food and the atmosphere and take away a newfound appreciation time in nature.
The ultimate goal of the farm visit is to leave with a deepened appreciation of the importance of sustainability, innovation and imagination.
