The Market Kart in Forest Range, South Australia, Australia | Farm

The Market Kart

Locality: Forest Range, South Australia, Australia

Phone: +61 428 899 145

Address: Masons Rd 5139 Forest Range, SA, Australia

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25.01.2022 Pick your own and premium cherries available $15 kg Open every day except Sundays 116 Masons Rd Forest Range Shed door sales of limited $10/kg fruit available minimum buy 2kg

25.01.2022 Nearly cherry and berry time!

20.01.2022 If your after locally grown Avos pop into the marketplace boutique in Blackwood for some of ours!!

20.01.2022 PICK YOUR OWN CHERRY $15 kg no entry fee. Our address is 116 Masons Road Forest Range SA 5139 Open every day except Sundays. Morning is best for picking your own. We shut the patch to run sprinklers in the afternoon. Shed door sales all day.

13.01.2022 Stock up at The marketplace Boutique in Blackwood or PM to place an order fresh off the tree Gala

13.01.2022 Raspberries and cherries in stock The Marketplace Boutique in Blackwood cherries and berries from $5 punnets

12.01.2022 Peaches and nectarines $16 tray 4-5kg per tray shed door sales 116 masons rd forest range SA 5139

08.01.2022 The cherry season is so short and nearly at an end so come and see us before it’s too late. PYO has finished but you can PYO box from the coolroom we have a few seconds available also for keen jam or preservers.

08.01.2022 Fresh raspberries available! Picking has started. 150gm Punnets available from The Marketplace Boutique Blackwood from today. Just ask at the counter.

06.01.2022 We are open tomorrow for shed door sales and PYO - limited quantity of $10/kg fruit minimum buy 2kg shed door only. Premium cherries and PYO $15/kg We are at forest range corner of masons rd and Mawson rd.

04.01.2022 Cherries have started so make a day and come on up to our neck of the woods at forest range pick yourself some cherries and berries. PM for address or pick any place of the map

02.01.2022 As most of you will realise, I’m not an active Facebook user so when I do post it’s (usually/sometimes) important. The SA Apple and Pear industry desperately ne...eds your support. In October last year we suffered a devastating hailstorm that impacted crops across the entire growing region. You won’t remember it because it happened overnight and the hail was small (like rice) so it didn’t smash windows and dent cars. But a small developing piece of fruit is very sensitive to any impact and the outcome is substantial aesthetic damage. Which leads to the reason for my post. This fruit is absolutely fine to eat. It tastes great. It’s still grown in the pristine environment of the Adelaide Hills and the South East but it has a few superficial marks on the skin. But our customers (the supermarkets) say that you, the consumer, don’t want to eat it and instead they will either pay a price below the cost of production or buy fruit from interstate. In the words of the anti-gun lobby in the US - I CALL BS!! I reckon you are happy to eat it and will even buy and eat more, knowing that you are supporting our local farming industry who work tirelessly, employ a lot of people and contribute significantly to our economy by paying lots of tax just like the rest of us. In the coming weeks you will start to see some fruit packaged under Hailstorm Heroes branding and hopefully you may also hear or read about it. All we need you to do is buy it when you see it and if you want to go to the next level, tell the store you buy fruit from that you want to buy SA Hail impacted fruit to help our local growers. Please share/re-tweet/tell as many people as you can. And enjoy eating the wonderful product grown just up over the hills in your own backyard. See more

01.01.2022 Love a good blossom picture. Spring is here