Originally established as a weekend getaway for busy Singaporeans to the countryside away from their hectic lifestyles, Bollywood Farms offers a wide range of activities, like farm tours, culinary lessons, a museum tour, and even a in-farm bistro which uses ingredients grown from the farm itself. Bollywood Farms uses innovative methods such as a herringbone layout to prevent diseases from spreading to one plot to another. Here, you can enjoy a fruitful day learning about how food is grown in local farms and also savour the delectable food the restaurant offers.

Chew's Eggs produce up to 1 million eggs daily. All of the eggs are produced on the brand new 20-hectare farm in Singapore, which uses up-to-date technology in poultry farming. Being local, and hence having a lower carbon footprint, Chew’s Egg is also the better option for the environment. If you would like to visit the farm for tours, you will have to email the administrative team to book for a tour. Through the educational, you can learnt about how the hens are fed specific food to produce eggs of different nutritional value. You can also expect to learn about how hens are reared and taken care. As the saying goes, "Healthy, happy hens produce the best eggs!"

A local family-owned business that sells leafy vegetables in Singapore for the past 40 years, Kok Fah Technology Farm introduced various high-tech machinery and equipment to assist in the farming processes so as to bring about the improved level of efficiency and productivity. From farm tours to customized events, KFTF offers visitors an immersive experience at learning about the growing of vegetables that we eat everyday. The farm also has a weekend market with a vast selection of freshly harvest Asian greens.

First established in 2011, the island’s first-ever commercial rooftop farm relies on advanced hydroponics technology and dedicated members of the community to nurture its bounty of pesticide-free herbs and vegetables. ComCrop grows food on rooftops near where communities live by reinvigorating marginalized spaces and embracing marginalized workforces to grow. Through following their Facebook page, you can look out for monthly free educational tours, or you could also sign up to volunteer work at their farm.

With more than 30 years of establishment, Hay Dairies is the only go at farm in Singapore since 1988. The farm has more than 800 goats of mixed breed with origin heritage from Minnesota, United States. Milking takes place once a day, in the very early morning till about 10:30am. You can view the milking process from the time they open for farm visit (i.e. 9:00am) till about 10:30am, taking note that they are closed on every Tuesday (except public holidays). You can also buy packs of Alfalfa hay to feed the goats and give some head pats. During hot weather, you can also buy fresh goat milk and popsicles straight from their shop in the farm.

Qian Hu Fish Farm Trading is one an integrated “one-stop” service provider ranging from farming, importing, exporting and distributing of ornamental fish. They import fish from countries in South-East Asia, South America and Africa while exporting over 1000 species and varieties of fish to more than 80 countries around the world. Qian Hu Fish Farm is one of the leading exporters in Singapore and also in the region, our export in Singapore contribute more than 15% of total Singapore ornamental fish export. Visitors can catch their own fish to bring home or have a farm tour of their services. Moreover, they have a fish spa for people.

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Founded and established by Mr. Leow Ban Tat in 2017, ACE^®️ aims to support Singapore’s food security goal through sustainable fish farming. The fish food mile begins with locally-sourced eggs which are hatched and nurtured in our nursery before being transferred to 6-meter deep tanks in Eco-Ark^®️. The Eco-Ark^®️ is 100% solar powered in the daytime with zero waste and no carbon emissions. As of now, Ace Eco-Ark only accepts learning journey tours with organizations and does not accept individual tours.

Since 1997, Kin Yan Agrotech Pte Ltd is a company engaged in agro-food related activities in Singapore. Kin Yan is a farm free from pesticides, chemical and artificial fertilizers. Kin Yan supply to Fairprice, organic shops, restaurants, bread makers and many catering business partners who have a strong believe in bringing farm direct to table. Those interested are able to book for educational tours and farm visits. They can expect hands-on activities like mushroom-growing kits and also view the features of the farm.

In Hebrew, MEOD quite aptly means ‘abundance’, and the company plans to live up to its name by supplying our city with a plethora of fresh vegetables. A six-hectare farm expansion in 2023 will see this thriving urban farm boosting its production by up to twenty-fold. Through stringent growing process and quality checks, they are able to ensure that the vegetables served to our tables are 100% pesticide free. Unfortunately, as of now, no information is given on farm visits. But you could always contact their email to learn more about the farm.

The company was incorporated in 1979, with the idea of providing the community with high-quality and honest products like the GG French Poulet. Day-old chicks are flew in straight from Sabres, France, to be reared as breeders at our local farm. The eggs produced by our first generation in-house breeders and then handpicked to be hatched, to ensure the optimal quality of our hatchlings. The rest of the eggs are sold off as table eggs. If you would like to visit the farm, you can contact their administrative team to book for tours.

In 2018, Singapore Crawfish started at Sungei Tengah to rear the first batch of crawfishes. It wasn’t straightforward and easy as they went through trial and error and hit the walls various times. To date, the farm's aquaculture techniques and technologies are at the forefront of the aquaculture industry and we have expanded our business and farms to Malaysia and Indonesia. Unfortunately as the farm is Bio-secured to uphold the highest standards in keeping the crawfishes in a sterile environment, the farm is not walk-in. Shall you have any interest in a farm visit, you can inform Singapore Crawfish at least 7 days in advance and they will try to schedule a private tour.

Edible Garden City is a social enterprise that champions the
Grow-Our-Own-Food movement in cities around the world to improve food sustainability and resilience. The farm has designed, built and maintained food gardens in tropical urban Singapore, which include restaurants, hotels, schools, residences, and more. Our urban farming model is a community of local farmers that produces fresh, tasty and nutritious harvests that are available to everyone living in the city. For visitors, the farm also conduct farming workshops for companies and schools at our locations, and create and run farming curriculum in schools that benefits educators and students.

Nature's Hug Farm was born in 2019 and aims to become a reliable source for fresh, clean and quality seafood that are free from chemicals & antibiotics. The farm locally breed our own shrimp species, sourcing broodstock from Japan and the US, which are raised in our dedicated facility. They use a resource and energy efficient farming system developed by our parent company - Blue Aqua - to supply quality seafood daily, from farm to fork. You can book for shrimp farm tours and also have a taste of the shrimp cuisines made in the farm itself.

Founded in 2020, BEE AMAZED Garden offers educational programmes, corporate workshops, family activities, honey tasting, environmental talks and basic beekeeping lessons. Educational programmes, family activities and corporate workshops can be customized accordingly. They also provide knowledge and information on the local bees, honey and basic beekeeping. A tour of the BEE AMAZED Garden includes an explanation regarding a brief history of beekeeping, local honey bees, honey and a visit to the beehives observatory where the actual local honey bees could be observed without the danger of getting stung.