Animal-Assisted Waste Management

• Geese: Geese play a dual role at the farm by feeding on weeds and fallen fruits, helping reduce organic waste while managing vegetation.
• Pigs: Our pigs consume kitchen scraps, crop residues, and other organic by-products, turning them into nutrient-rich manure.

Black Soldier Fly Larvae (BSFL)

• Organic Waste Conversion: Black soldier fly larvae are champions of organic waste management, rapidly breaking down food and agricultural waste.
• Sustainable Protein Source: The larvae are harvested as high-protein feed for chickens, pigs, and fish, reducing reliance on commercial feeds.

Red Earthworms

• Vermicomposting: Red earthworms convert organic waste, such as crop residues and animal manure, into nutrient-rich vermicompost.
• Soil Health Enhancement: Vermicompost improves soil structure, water retention, and fertility, ensuring healthy crops.

Crop Residue Recycling

• Mulching: Crop residues are used as mulch to retain soil moisture and suppress weeds.
• Composting: Organic waste from crops and pruning is composted to create a natural soil amendment.

Water Recycling

• Greywater Reuse: Water from washing and irrigation is filtered and reused for specific farm activities.
• Efficient Irrigation: Drip and sprinkler systems minimize water wastage while ensuring optimal crop hydration.