Welcome to this new decade of inspiring innovation for the Australian Manuka honey industry. We have some exciting new projects to share with you over the coming months, so stay tuned.

We have expanded globally and we are proud to say that we are now exporting to 7 countries. Our unique, pure, raw and potent medicinal and therapeutic honey is being used around the world for gut health & general wellness as well as wound healing & infections.

And we are also thrilled to announce that we achieved our BQUAL & HACCP certification last month which means that we are now recognised as an internationally accredited facility. This is huge news for us.

So drop in and say hi at our Ballina HQ at 1/200 Southern Cross Drive, right next to Ballina airport.

There's nothing more important than our health and vitality. So, this Christmas let someone know you love them by giving them a gift of good health - Australian Manuka Honey.

Visit us in our Headquarters in Ballina where you can get immunity support in a jar! Stay for a chat - we're happy to introduce you to all benefits of our Manuka Honey.

Our stationary shop is stocked with Manuka Honey containing different levels of MGO. We'll gladly assist in choosing a perfect matching product to your needs.

Regular opening times:
Mon to Fri: 10 AM - 4PM

From 9th till 17th of December our stationary shop will be closed.

During this short break please don't hesitate to place online orders through our website:
www.gatherby.org/shop

Please call 0414 759745 to plan a visit outside working hours

It's no secret that Manuka Honey heals wounds, burns, and cuts and when taken internally promotes general wellness. Perhaps now, it's more unique than ever as the fight with devastating recent fires in NSW and their impact on all our lives continues.

Sadly, millions of bees have perished in the fires in NSW with habitat and valuable food sources also destroyed. Many of our beekeepers have lost their bees and livelihood for at least several years until the bush recovers. It's not only our beekeepers who are impacted. We all rely on bees, on their pollination of food that we eat with honeybees pollinating 70 of the 100 crop species that feed 90% of our world's population.

We are doing everything possible to help those who are suffering as a result of recent fires:

https://bit.ly/2OVbipQ

Pictured below is the fruit of our labour and the result of so much hard work, and - as you can see - it’s very impressive!

Getting to this point, at the end of such a long process, is an incredibly rewarding feeling. Knowing that we are contributing to the regeneration of other native Australian bush, whilst providing bees with the fodder they need to produce our unique medicinal honey, is why we love what we do at Gather By!

Without the help and support of the local community, Gather By wouldn’t be able keep our unique regenerative model functioning. Our team, with the help of volunteers, worked from the early morning to late at night digging holes, planting, putting down mats and placing protection around the seedlings to shield them from harsh weather conditions. This is tiring work, however, we make sure our employees and volunteers get plenty of well-deserved breaks - as you can see! 

It is this dedication and hard work that Gather By prides itself on and what makes our final product so exceptional. 

Australian farmers, landholders, beekeepers and people in the honey industry are rolling up their sleeves and working with us to build new agribusiness models producing medicinal honey.

Where does our food come from, what’s its provenance, how do we know what we are eating and that it hasn’t been interfered with?  Counterfeiting, fraud and misleading labelling - a global problem – in our own backyard.

Wake up, freak out, then get a grip.  A short animated film about the feedback loops likely to lead to catastrophic climate change, by Leo Murray.

Visit Underhill, the incredible hobbit-home like, eco-cave house built into a hillside.

Overgrowthesystem.com presents Sea to Seed - a sailboat tour of farming, music and regenerative culture.