ECOLOGICAL SUSTAINABILITY FOR
ECONOMIC VIABILITY
Wherever our activities are, emphasis is on the relationship between ecological sustainability and economic viability.
We pride in what we have so far achieved in imparting knowledge and skills to our farming community since we began our Sustainability Program in 2018. From the beginning we have focused on integrated farming system where the “waste” from one component becomes the input for another part of the system, which reduces cost and improves production and income
5 Core Principals of integrated farming system
WHAT OUR GROWERS ARE DOING
Our farmers practice Integrated Farming System as a way of naturally sustaining their agricultural systems by integrating livestock, crop and production, fish, poultry, tree, crops, as well as plantation crops and other systems that benefit each other. It is based on the concept that 'there is no waste' and 'waste’ from one system as a valuable input to the other. Our, goal of this sustainability program is to technically support and drive continuous improvement by tracking changes over time and introducing new ideas to our growers.
