Protecting Central Luzon's food basket
We are conscious as a company to not reduce farming capacity in Central Luzon. While we are using ~75% of the site for the important plastic process, we will ensure the remaining ~25% provides as much, or more, food production as the legacy site.
High-tech vertical aquaponic facilities
Target: match or beat the food output of the original four-hectare corn land
Profit taken by Circula from the greenhouse — none, ever
We have partnered with Central Luzon State University to deliver the latest in innovative agri-technical design and farmer training
What it grows
Vertical aquaponics, blending high-density fish farming with vegetable production.
Where the food goes
The produce will mostly be sold commercially, to cover production costs, alongside community donations.
A training hub for local farmers
The greenhouse doubles as a working demonstration site. Through CLSU-led programs, local farmers and young people get hands-on training in modern growing methods they can take back to their own land.
Long-term sustainability
The model is designed to be self-sustaining and a model for high-density modern agriculture.