FRUIT FARM

• Philippines is a tropical country which is ideal for growing a wide variety of fruits such as mangoes, bananas, pineapples, papayas, durian, guavas, and citrus fruits.
• The demand for fresh fruits is increasing as consumer are becoming health-concious.
• There is a low production and maintenance cost for fruit farms.

Herb Farm

• Many herbs can grow in a hot climate and rich soil such as the Phillipines.
• The demand for fresh herbs is increasing locally, driven by the culinary industry as well as home cooks.
• There is growing popularity of herbal medecines.
  • Herbs are grown naturally without synthetic pesticides and fertilizers.

Vegetable Farm

• Philippines can grow wide-range of vegetable from cooler upland regions to warmer lowland areas.
• There is high domestic demand of fresh and locally-grown vegetable because they are staple in Filipino cuisine.
• Consumer appreciate the freshness and traceability of locally grown vegetable.

Vermiculture Farm

• It focuses on the cultivation and management of worm for the purpose producing nutrient-rich vermicast and vermitea as fertilizer.
• It provides sustainable waste management for organic matter such as kitchen scraps and farm residues.
• The Farm can earn from sales of worms and organic fertilizers.

Hydroponics Greenhouses

• It is a controlled environment where plants are grown without soil, using nutrient-rich water solutions.
• It always year-round cultivation of diverse crops, whatever is the weather condition outside.
• It often result result in quality and higher crop yields and higher profitability.
• It allows efficient land and space utilization

Agritourism

• Farm tourism involves visitors experiencing agricultural activities and the rural setting.
• It offers educational opportunities for visitors allowing them to learn about farming methods and appreciate the farm life.
• It provides additional revenue stream for the farm and the farmers.
• It can contribute to rural development and creating job opportunities for the locals.

Forest Farm

• Also known as Agro-Forestry, it involves the cultivation of diverse range of trees, shrubs herbs and other plants.
• It promotes biodiversity and mimics the forest to help preserve the native flora and fauna.
• It generates revenue from timber to production and non-timber (fruits, mushrooms, honey, essential oils) on a long-term demand