The code on every pack

Every pack has a farmer on it.

Point your phone camera at the code on any Know Your Farmer product. The farmer's own page opens: who they are, where the farm is, what the animals ate, who checked it. No app, no login.

Know Your Farmer code for Esk Beef Scan this one
The Burnham Grazing scotch fillet page on a phone
01
Camera on the code.

Two seconds. Any phone made in the last eight years reads it from the camera app.

02
The farmer's page opens.

Name, farm, region, breed, feed, processor and how far away. Ben Drynan at Esk Beef is the fourth generation on the one block since 1936. That is on the page.

03
Every line was reviewed.

What the farmer declares is checked against their own records before it goes on the page.

The supermarket label

"Product of Australia"

Covers 87,000 farms. A country and a percentage, and that is the legal minimum. Nothing about who, where or how.

MADE IN AUSTRALIA FROM 100% AUSTRALIAN INGREDIENTS
The code on ours

One farm. One family. Named.

The farm, the family, what the animals ate, who processed it and the nutrition figures, as the farmer declared them and as we reviewed them. It fits on a sticker.

OPEN ESK BEEF'S PAGE →
The farmers on the packs

Scan any pack from any of them and you land here.

The Know Your Farmer truck at the market
At the stall

Buying by the cut? Just turn up.

Eagle Farm, Sunday, 6am to 12pm. Priced per kilo, no pre-order. Every pack on the table carries the same code.