Learn all about Australian vegetables, from seasonal tips to preparation and storage.
There's a lot to learn about Australian vegetables, from when vegetables are in season to how to prepare and store fresh veggies.
If you're looking to learn more, we've got resources for you - whether you're a mum or dad trying to teach your kids about veggies, a teacher looking for lesson plans and educational resources, or just trying to learn how easy it is to add more vegetables to your diet.
Education & training resources
Fun videos for kids
The levy-funded Phenomenom website has a huge collection of fun videos for kids to learn about the science behind vegetables, as well as how to enjoy them.
It’s also got educational curriculum-aligned resources for teachers, including lesson plans sorted by learning area and year level that can be used in the classroom to teach kids more about vegetables.
Storage, cooking and nutrition information
If you want to learn more about your favourite vegetable, veggycation is the place to go.
The levy-funded site has great details on the best way to prepare and cook particular types of vegetable, how to store vegetables to make their shelf-life last as long as possible, and all the nutritional information you need about why each vegetable is good for you.
What's in season?
Our industry grows (and transports) vegetables around the country all year round, so we’ve developed a chart to help you find out what vegetables are in peak seasonality around Australia.
This is a great tool to help you know what’s in peak seasonality so you can buy vegetables when they’re at their freshest and taste their best.
Australian vegetable production statistics
We’ve put together a page where you can see some statistics about the Australian vegetable industry, including the most commonly grown crops in Australia, and some information about Australian vegetable farms.
If you want detailed information, check out the Horticulture Statistics Handbook below.
What's Australia buying?
Our industry funds the Harvest to Home consumer research project, which gives you a detailed look at what vegetables Australians are buying.
This uses data from over 10,000 Australian households to show the average amount Australians spend on vegetables, why they like particular vegetables, and a huge range of other retail information.
Hort Statistics Handbook
The Australian Horticulture Statistics Handbook is a detailed, technical look at production information about major vegetable crops grown in Australia.
This levy-funded handbook brings together different sets of data and some economic modelling to give you an in-depth look at vegetable production in Australia.