Explore our food and animal farm
Our farm to table garden grows a seasonal selection of fruits, vegetables and herbs taking advantage of Bali's rich volcanic soil. At various times you will see pumpkins, eggplant, carrots, pinepapples, papaya, tomatoes, rocket as well as roots, herbs and spices such as cinnamon, ginger, parsley.
Crops are regularly planted, and rotated for the health of the soil. We love to show our guests how food is traditionally grown in Bali, and the ways in which Balinese farming utilises the natural volcanic soil. Our gardener will be happy to show you the seasonal produce, and how crops are rotated.
Our small farm animals are part of our eco-system. And children love to get involved by feeding, washing and patting them.
The chickens, ducks and goats make organic compost for the vegetable garden. We don't use chemical fertilisers. The ducks, chickens and guinea pigs eat leftover food scraps to save on waste. Our turtles particularly love everything green like lettuce and other leafy vegetables
Our ducks also help our neighbours. Not all the rice farmers have ducks, but they need them at times during the rice field cycle to till the soil. We loan them our ducks when they need it.
Crops are regularly planted, and rotated for the health of the soil. We love to show our guests how food is traditionally grown in Bali, and the ways in which Balinese farming utilises the natural volcanic soil. Our gardener will be happy to show you the seasonal produce, and how crops are rotated.
Our small farm animals are part of our eco-system. And children love to get involved by feeding, washing and patting them.
The chickens, ducks and goats make organic compost for the vegetable garden. We don't use chemical fertilisers. The ducks, chickens and guinea pigs eat leftover food scraps to save on waste. Our turtles particularly love everything green like lettuce and other leafy vegetables
Our ducks also help our neighbours. Not all the rice farmers have ducks, but they need them at times during the rice field cycle to till the soil. We loan them our ducks when they need it.
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