Green Earth Eco Farm

25/06/2026

Yoga & Meditation Event, June 21, 2026. Thank you for coming. Hope everyone enjoyed the Farm tour, plant-based meals, cooking demo (burritos), yoga exercise, & music meditation. Until the next event. Namaste. 🙂🙏

17/06/2026

Come & join us on June 21, 2026, Sunday, 8:30am to 12nn for a half day Yoga event in celebration of the World International Yoga day. Activities: Yoga exercise, plant-based cooking demo, & music meditation.
Venue: Green Earth Ecofarm, Diversion rd. Barangay Kulapi, Lucban, Quezon. Next to the new municipal hall of Lucban. Message us to reserve a lot.
Fee is P300 which includes breakfast & lunch, all plant-based. Sali na! 🙋

08/06/2026

11/05/2026

Join us for an evening of meditation & mindful connection. Admission is free. See poster for details.

06/05/2026

Farm life, away from city life, away from gadgets.

06/05/2026

Boys Camp at Green Earth Ecofarm. Storytelling at night, eating your veggies, bonfires, & board games. No cellphones allowed.

06/04/2026

Join our weekly free acupuncture detoxification every Tuesday from 9:00am to 11:00am. Our venue is at Rural Health Unit (RHU) bldg. 2nd flr. Conference Room. Experience the benefits of acudetox. See poster for details. 🙂

22/03/2026

Summer veggies.

24/01/2026

Vertical, self-sustaining, and quietly efficient — in Vietnam, urban farming towers now grow upward with the help of gravity and rain.

These slender structures, often tucked into alleys or rooftops, are stacked with layers of vegetables and herbs. At the top, rain barrels collect water. Gravity takes care of the rest — feeding plants slowly through a network of small tubes, with no need for pumps, electricity, or elaborate systems. It’s farming without noise, wires, or waste.

These towers don’t just grow food — they grow resilience. A quiet revolution rising in green spirals, where rain becomes harvest and every drop counts.

25/12/2025

A simple leaf replaced a lifetime of plastic.

In Thailand, some supermarkets made a quiet yet powerful shift by abandoning plastic packaging altogether. Instead of synthetic wraps, they began using biodegradable banana leaves to package fresh fruits and vegetables—an age-old, natural solution revived for modern sustainability.

This small change created a big impact. Banana leaves decompose naturally, reduce waste instantly, and return to the earth without harm. By blending tradition with responsibility, these stores proved that innovation doesn’t always mean something new—sometimes, it means remembering what always worked best.