La Huerta Farms and Residences concept farm estate development will be launched on July 2010. This first farm estate development by the publicly-listed Sta. Lucia Land, Inc. (SLLI) and Lapanday Properties Philippines, Inc. (LPPI) is a 50-hectare realty development in Calamba, Laguna that offers homeowners an opportunity to cultivate their own farms and enjoy the benefits of a healthy lifestyle right in their own backyard. La Huerta offers affordable farm lot sizes ranging from 750 to 3,000 sqm. For hobbyists or dreamers to become a serious farm businessmen.
Farming is second nature to humankind. Filipinos excel in this, the Philippines being an agricultural country. It is a fact that many of us are backyard gardeners and closet-farmers who just need our own farm lot to nurture. And the good things of this is, farming has the innate ability to heal. La Huerta, therefore, is designed to bring about a full and healthy lifestyle among its residents and farm lot owners.
La Huerta features four concept farm design clusters, namely: El Sol (The Sun); El Cielo (The Sky); La Luna (The Moon); and La Lluvia (The Rain), each featuring a different edible landscaping to promote health and wellness in an expertly maintained natural environment.
The El Sol cluster features plants and trees with medicinal and therapeutic benefits while El Cielo includes an ostrich farm, organic vegetable and herb gardens, and pili nut farms. The La Luna cluster, on the other hand, is where coffee and cacao, together with Bignay and other fruit wines, are grown; whereas tropical palms and flower farms thrive in the La Lluvia cluster.
Furthermore, La Huerta garden management professionals and horticulturists will provide farm lot owners with technical support and training seminars on crop production and processing, organic farming, hydroponics, composting and other earth-friendly agricultural practices.
For more information, please contact 4703794 or 09153193143 and emlontok@opmc.ph, and find out how you can have your own farmlot with 5 years no interest plan.
Great concept. Too bad we’ve gotten so far away from nature that we actually need a special development to do this. What happened to backyard gardening?