The farm

What is growing now. What comes next.

Today we grow organic vegetables, fruit and tubers with compost from our biofactory. We offer birdwatching tours. Ahead: forest cabins, a field school, and a restaurant that serves only what this land produces.

Crop beds and ranch on the farm
Now

Organic crops, fertilized on site.

We grow vegetables, fruit and tubers without poisons. Fertilizer is not imported: it is fermented here. Residuos Dinámicos runs the bocashi biofactory; the farm is where that matter becomes food again.

In the soil

Vegetables, fruit and tubers.

A living list of what we grow and multiply on the farm — from beds to trees.

Vegetables and herbs

TomatoTomato Solanum lycopersicum LettuceLettuce Lactuca sativa KaleKale Brassica oleracea EggplantEggplant Solanum melongena ChiliChili pepper Capsicum spp. MaizeMaize Zea mays BeansBeans Phaseolus spp. SquashSquash Cucurbita spp. ArugulaArugula Eruca vesicaria CulantroCulantro Eryngium foetidum CilantroCilantro Coriandrum sativum SpearmintSpearmint Mentha spicata BasilBasil Ocimum basilicum OreganoOregano Origanum vulgare RosemaryRosemary Rosmarinus officinalis ScallionScallion Allium fistulosum ChayaChaya Cnidoscolus aconitifolius

Fruit

MangoMango Mangifera indica OrangeOrange Citrus sinensis MandarinMandarin Citrus reticulata SoursopSoursop Annona muricata GuavaGuava Psidium guajava Spanish limeSpanish lime Melicoccus bijugatus PineapplePineapple Ananas comosus Passion fruitPassion fruit Passiflora edulis CashewCashew apple Anacardium occidentale Peach palmPeach palm Bactris gasipaes CacaoCacao Theobroma cacao TamarindTamarind Tamarindus indica BlackberryBlackberry Rubus spp.

Tubers and roots

CassavaCassava Manihot esculenta GingerGinger Zingiber officinale PeanutPeanut Arachis hypogaea

Everything is fed with bocashi from the biofactory: peels, coffee pulp and kitchen scraps fermented on the farm. No synthetic fertilizer.

Now

The biofactory feeds the farm.

Compost is not an annex: it is the engine. What the city calls trash arrives in returnable tanks and leaves as living fertilizer.

Residuos Dinámicos
Bocashi piles at the biofactory
Now

Birdwatching tours.

We walk the forest edge, the garden and the flowering trees. This is the farm list: 54 species observed at the eBird hotspot Panamá Organic Farms.

eBird hotspot
Species Scientific name Place Date Records

Biodiversity seen on the farm

Mammals, reptiles, insects and trees.

Green: seen on the farm. Brown: the most recorded species on iNaturalist within ~15 km. The 54 eBird species are in the table above.

Bird table: eBird / Cornell Lab (MyEBirdData). Other groups: farm sightings plus iNaturalist records within 15 km. Reference photos: iNaturalist.

Book a tour
Coming later

Hospitality, school and table.

Three works already in the farm’s design. They cannot be booked yet.

Coming later

Cabins in the forest

Hospitality in cabins, each with its own personality, nested in the forest and built with local material.

Coming later

Field school

Talks and courses in biology, chemistry, ecology, hydrology, animals and insects. We also teach local farmers organic agriculture.

Coming later

Fine-dining restaurant

A restaurant with Michelin ambition: only organic food and fermented drinks from the farm.

Coming later

School for farmers

Teaching neighbors to grow without poisons, make their own fertilizer and read the soil.

Visits

Want to walk the farm or watch birds?

Bird tours and crop visits are arranged on WhatsApp.

Contact