Thank you. We are working on a cost effective build for local farmers. We have been testing an electric free water pump for the last month. Stay tuned!

Appreciate the support🤙🙏

They so, lack of updated methods, newer resources, and a dependency on middlemen just to name a few.

I agree with some of this. but having a aquaponics farm here in the Philippines is for sure a progress. but maintaining a aquaponics farm here in the Philippines is very expensive.

Thanks for your honesty. We are always open to dialogue and learning from one another. With that said, you may want to ask yourself why is there so much unused farmland in Bohol like you stated? We are loosing farmer daily and the younger generation does not want farm as a career. We did not claim that this was an affordable method of farming for large profits here locally. Although, it can be. With 2 sources of income from the produce AND fish, a farmer can make a good living. Ours is the “high end” model that is known to work. It’s brand new and there is some dialing in for nutrients and local materials but our aquaponics is growing at 4-5 time the rate of vegetables (the ones that do well) in the system. We are also investing money in creating an affordable model which includes an electric free pump and low cost of building materials. The goal is to inspire a new generation of farmers. We also teach composting, soil development, vermicasting, and livestock raising but the aquaponics allows us to innovate, build excitement, and get the attention of government and educational sector to really look at the problems. So to answer your questions, our partner farmers are profiting after 16 months and OWN their farms rather than work for someone, aquaponics has huge potential to make a good income (with investment on innovation, the flat screen TV was very expensive when it first came out, now it’s affordable) and traditional farming has its own challenges and each farmer has to has their option on their land, water access, and soil type to be able to choose the best method for them. Teach them to treat it like a business and take pride in their work. Again, THANK YOU, for being honest. Those are the types of conversations we had to have to make sure we aren’t just hoping for the best but taking action to what will really impact lives. 🙏🤙💚🐟♾️🌱

Progress comes at a cost and most farmers aren’t able to afford it. Our vision is to introduce it, prove it works, then make it accessible by research and development to bring down the cost of building and operating an aquaponic farm. We are investing time and resources to build an electric free pump. Praying the model works in the next couple of week🙏🤙