Seven working facilities — from vegetable gardens and greenhouses to beekeeping, vermicompost and solar drying. See sustainable farming in action, and learn by doing.
Every skill we teach in the classroom, we practice here first. Our demonstration farm is a living laboratory where learners, farmers, schools and visitors see organic and climate-smart farming in action.
Nothing is theoretical. You’ll walk the gardens, inspect the hives, feed the rabbits, examine the compost and see how each facility connects to a real livelihood.
Each facility feeds the next — compost feeds the gardens, gardens feed the rabbits, bees pollinate the crops, and the solar dryer preserves the harvest.
Working organic gardens showcasing how to grow vegetables, fruits and bananas using sustainable techniques at any scale.
What you’ll see
Controlled-environment structures for year-round, high-value crop production — even in dry seasons.
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A quiet, low-cost system that turns farm and kitchen waste into premium organic fertilizer — and a profitable small business.
What you’ll see
An active apiary demonstrating hive management, honey harvesting and value-added bee products.
What you’ll see
A well-managed rabbit unit showing how small-space, low-investment livestock can generate steady household income.
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Water-efficient irrigation demonstrations that keep crops thriving through dry seasons.
What you’ll see
Post-harvest processing technology that cuts losses and turns seasonal produce into shelf-stable, sellable products.
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Book a guided tour of the farm — for yourself, your group, your class or your cooperative. Walk the grounds, ask questions and see how it all connects.
Schedule a VisitPhotos from across the demonstration farm — tap any image to view it larger, and imagine yourself walking the same paths.
A visit to the demonstration farm is more than a tour — it’s a hands-on, sensory introduction to sustainable farming.
Learn to judge healthy soil by feel, smell and colour.
Watch safe hive inspection up close with protective gear.
Sample fresh produce picked straight from the demonstration beds.
Trace drip lines back to water tanks and see how it all flows.
Bring your questions and leave with practical, farm-tested answers.
We welcome individuals, groups, schools and cooperatives. Here’s what to expect — and how to book.
Tours are arranged in advance so we can plan for your group size and match you with the right guide.
