Two people kneel on the ground in a wooded area, closely observing as two dogs sniff the earth. The scene is set in a grove with rows of trees, and sunlight filters through the branches, creating a warm, dappled light. The individuals and dogs appear focused, likely searching for something in the soil, with the calm, natural surroundings enhancing the sense of quiet concentration.

Truffle Farming | Hartley Truffles

Name: Truffle Farming | Hartley Truffles
Start: 2025-07-17T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2025-07-17T02:00:00.000Z
Location: Hartley Truffles Farm

Ended 17 Jul 2025

10am–12pm

$15 pp

$15 ppBookings essential

Hartley Truffles Farm

On Dharug Land

Notes

Under 18s to be accompanied by adult.

Please dress for the weather and come prepared with sun protection and comfortable shoes.

This event may be cancelled in the event of severe weather.

Join Hartley Truffle founders Jane and Richard Austen, to experience the sensory and physical process of truffle farming during peak season. In this very rare experience, learn about the symbiotic relationship between truffles and their host trees, tour the Hartley farm and see the cultivation processes.

About Hartley Truffles

Richard and Jane Austen founded Hartley Truffles at their family farm in the Blue Mountains in 2007. Their two varieties of oak now produce Tuber melanosporum, known as black perigord or black winter truffle. With the help of their two border collies, they harvest fresh truffle during June, July and August for the domestic and export markets. Hartley Truffles also produce truffled honey and salt flakes.
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