We are here to support the local Agriculture and Food and Beverage sectors. The Agroecology team provides a range of resources, programs and opportunities. Find out more below or get in touch for individual business support.
The Mornington Peninsula’s diverse agribusiness includes: horticulture, grazing, poultry, cropping and artisan food products.
Agribusiness quick links
Food Economy and Agroecology Strategy
In 2023 Council launched a first-of-its-kind Food Economy and Agroecology Strategy to drive sustainable growth in the agriculture, food and beverage sector whilst actively regenerating the land and resources on which our community depends.
The Strategy sets out a 6-year sector-wide approach to implement:
Regenerative farming practices
Strengthen market identity and opportunities
Build industry partnerships, and
Adopt circular economy principles
The targets and actions provided though the five pillars of the strategy aim to provide mechanisms and pathways to shift the Mornington Peninsula’s food economy to one that is environmentally, economically and socially sustainable.
From the fertile fields of the Mornington Peninsula to the tables of chef-hatted restaurants and the shelves of supermarkets and grocers across Australia, the Mornington Peninsula has a reputation as one of Australia’s premiere food producing regions.
Mornington Peninsula Produce (MPP) is a guarantee that products bearing the logo are grown, bred or raised right here, in this incredibly fertile and productive part of the world – the Mornington Peninsula.
Discover essential resources and development opportunities to support agribusinesses on the Mornington Peninsula, fostering sustainable practices and growth
Explore regenerative agriculture on the Mornington Peninsula by enhancing resource efficiency, building resilience and promoting social equity in farming.
Learn how sustainable practices can help protect the Western Port Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO-designated region where agriculture, conservation, and community thrive together.
Local Mornington Peninsula farmers, founders and innovators gathered to explore the technologies, challenges and opportunities shaping the future of agrifood tech
Agritourism is driving high-value visitation across regional Australia. New data shows travellers engaging in food, wine and farm experiences spend more and stay longer – creating strong opportunities for Mornington Peninsula businesses.