Here at our family owned and family operated farm, we produce the famous Pine Creek Kensington Pride Mango. Our mangoes are grown utilizing organic fertilizers and are premium-graded, with low carbon dioxide emissions. Known for their delicious flavor, these mangoes are often earliest of the season in the Australian markets. You can experience our farm fresh mangoes in your local market as early as September for each mango season ending around mid to late December. Thanks to our plantation's unique soil, climate, and a little love, our mangoes are able stay ripe and delicious for longer periods of time.
Our historyAt Pine Creek Mango Plantation we are best known for our prize winning 100% Australian grown Kensington Pride (KP) mangoes. Weighing upwards of 1.5 pounds each, our mangoes are typically the earliest fruiting of the season and are rated premium grade based on their color, diameter, weight, and low carbon dioxide emission. The unique and distinctive flavor of our mangoes reflects our hard work and dedication to providing you with only the finest possible mangoes that we can grow.
We grow our mangoes utilizing modern eco friendly and organic farming principles. Thanks to the higher elevation of our plantation, there are much fewer chemicals needed for pesticide treatments. As of August 2016 we utilize 70% organic fertilizers and plan to reach 100% within the next few years!
Pine Creek KP Mangoes are sold in the Australian and International markets, look for mangoes carrying our logo in your local market!
Want to know more? Get in touch!Darwin Sun Industries requires seasonal horticultural workers to pick, pack, and assist with general farm work related to harvesting and maintaining a variety of mango trees.
Pine Creek Mango Plantation began its life as a precious metal mining operation founded by Tom and Regina Harbrow in 1982 as Silver Coin Mining & Prospecting. When mining operations ceased in the 1990’s, and despite advice to the contrary, the Harbrows decided to enter the mango farming business. It turns out that their persistence and hard work eventually paid off! The combination of unique soil composition, elevation, and favorable climate provided for some of the best tasting and earliest fruiting mango trees found in the Northern Territory.
By 1995 Pine Creek Mango Plantation had established a reputation as a boutique grower with 1,600 mango trees and a dedicated packing house. By 2016, the Harbrows were looking to retire and Darwin Sun Industries owner, the Quach family, was seeking to expand and diversify to include one of the most prestigious plantations in the Northern Territory. As of August in 2016, the plantation has over 6,000 trees and is projecting 50,000 mango trays for the season. With the original management team still in place, the plantation seeks to continue the tradition of providing the most sought after mangoes in Australia!!
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