Biodiverse farming with trees on Siquijor Island
in the central Philippines

agroecology - permaculture - agroforestry - organic

We mix a variety of fruit trees, native Philippine trees, bamboos, and crops in farming systems that emulate and help conserve nature, by using a mix of principles from agroecology, agroforestry, permaculture and organic farming. Please get in touch if you would like to share experiences.

Agroecology - applying ecological principles

Agroforestry - treebased agri/silviculture

Permaculture - relying more on nature’s ways

Organic - no synthetic chemicals

We have three different plots on Siquijor Island: Tugas Reserve, Solangon Garden, and Ytaya Valley, all at different stages of development. You can read more on “our farms” page.

Biodiversity hotspot

The Philippines is home to 3,600 identified native tree species, of which around two thirds are endemic (found nowhere else in the world).

https://horticafilipina.wordpress.com/

Let’s help restore the broken relationship between humanity and nature