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If you are looking to teach your kids where fruits and vegetables come from, there are actually a ton of urban farms in Singapore producing organic fruits, vegetables and herbs! Some even practice hydroponic farming and vertical farming, and many of them welcome visitors for tours.
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- 13 Animal Farms in SG
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- Gallop Kranji Farm Resort
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- Environment
- Fleurhouse Edible Farm. Go on a tour of the FleurHouse Edible Farm and learn the basics about soil care and the ways to use Microgreens! Haven’t got green fingers?
- Kin Yan Agrotech Farm. Have you ever wondered what a pesticide free farm looks like? Take a trip down to Kin Yan Agrotech farm to learn all about the process of growing organic produce and have a taste of some edible greens too!
- Hay Dairies Goat Farm. Visit Singapore’s only goat farm, the Hay Dairies farm and catch some milking action. These start at 9am to 1030am. The goats line up and munch on hay while getting milked.
- Smith Marine Floating Restaurant & Fish Farm. The Smith Marine Floating Restaurant and Fish Farm is a unique experience where you can learn about the different seafood found in Singapore’s waters and have a scrumptious meal.
Kok Fah Technology Farm - 40 years local family-owned business that sells leafy vegetables - Best vegetable wholesale market in Singapore.
- City Sprouts – Secondary school turned urban farm. City Sprouts is an urban farm that’s built on the bones of Henderson Secondary School.
- Kin Yan Farm – Largest mushroom & wheatgrass farm in SG. Located in Lim Chu Kang, Kin Yan farmers grow pesticide-free wheatgrass, mushrooms, and even edible cacti and aloe vera.
- Artisan Green – Indoor farm using hydroponics. Artisan Green is housed inside a laboratory, with carefully-monitored temperature conditions and LED light to make sure that its vegetables grow as healthily as possible.
- Bollywood Farms – G arden tours & farm-to-table bistro. Started in 2000, the humble Bollywood Farms has since expanded to include a butterfly garden and restaurant where the plants grown there are used in the dishes.
- Bollywood Veggies
- Hay Dairies Goat Farm Singapore
- Farmart Centre
- Qian Hu Fish Farm Singapore
- The Animal Resort
- Quan FA Organic Farm
- Ground Up Initiative Kampung Kampus
- Oh’ Farm
- Edible Garden City Citizen Farm
- Open Farm Community
All right, let’s get the obvious out of the way. Bollywood Veggiesin Kranji Countryside is probably the most high-profile veggie farm in Singapore (yes, there’s more than one). It’s free to enter and wander around Bollywood Veggies during their opening hours. You can support them by buying their produce or dining in at the reasonably-priced Poison ...
Another big attraction of Kranji Countryside is Hay Dairies, the only goat farm in Singapore. It’s free to enter, but the farm tour packagefor groups of 10 or more is one of the cheapest around. It costs $6.42/person and includes goat milk to take away, a souvenir and hay for feeding goats. If you come in the afternoon, the package is $4.28/person,...
Not quite as famous as Kranji Countryside but still very much worth a visit, Sungei Tengah is another cluster of farms near Choa Chu Kang. The main highlight here is FarmartCentre, an educational animal farm complete with goats, bunnies, birds, frogs, tortoises, fish and hamsters. Admission is totally free and you can feed the animals too. For grou...
While you’re at Tengah, nearby Qian Hu Fish Farmis worth a visit too. This is one of the largest ornamental fish farms in Singapore so there’s lots of marine life to observe. While gawking at the colourful fish, rays and corals are probably sufficient entertainment for hours, they also offer a range of affordable activities for groups of 20 or more...
The Animal Resortis more of a zoo than an animal farm. It’s a nice place for any animal lover to spend some time as the animals here aren’t reared for food purposes. There are farm animals like chicken, ducks and geese, plus exotic birds, guinea pigs and rabbits to feed. But the star attraction here is a retired chestnut racehorse called “PIN Numbe...
Over at Murai Farmway off Lim Chu Kang Road, the most visitor-friendly farm is Quan Fa, one of the biggest organic vegetable farms and distributors in Singapore. Quan Fa is free for the public to visit. If you want, you can support them by buying produce direct from the farm. Groups of 20 or more can also book a guided tourat $10 per person ($15 wi...
Kampung Kampus by Ground Up Initiativeis a super adorable community farm near Khatib MRT run by passionate volunteer farmers. It’s free to visit, and if you want to get involved, you can actually sign up as a volunteerand help run the farm too. There’s a 45-minute Paddy Harvesting and Planting session that costs $35, where families can experience h...
Oh Chin Huat Hydroponics Farmis different from the other farms on this first. It’s a hydroponics farm and it has a very cute butterfly lodge where you can hang out with butterflies and caterpillars. Visiting is free, but for groups of 20 or more, you can sign up for one of their many reasonably priced farm tours and activities. Guided tours cost on...
Urban farming startup Edible Garden City runs a community farm that’s conveniently located just 10 minutes’ walk from Queenstown MRT. You can visit for free during their opening hours. Groups can opt for paid farm tours ($25 to $30/person)and/or urban farming workshops ($20 to $80/person). If you want to try your hand at farm-to-table cooking, you ...
Edible Garden City’s other public veggie farm is at Dempsey’s Open Farm Community, which is free to visit too. It’s not much of a proper farm, but it does have some plants growing and is a nice place to hang out at brunch. You can also purchase individual Citizen Box from the cafe here if you want to take away some produce. Address: 130E Minden Roa...
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Apr 19, 2024 · Ahead, we’ve rounded up 10 vegetable farms in Singapore that you can support by purchasing from. Some of them also offer educational tours for the entire family, so you can enjoy a family outing while learning about nature and how our precious food is grown.
