
Built for practical work
Farm structures continue to support breeding, rearing, storage and day-to-day operations.

Goshen brings together year-round spring water, fertile land, livestock, crops and practical farm infrastructure in one evolving integrated agriculture ecosystem.
Goshen is more than a collection of farm activities. It is a living platform shaped by the land itself—forest edges, cultivated areas, a perennial spring, mini waterfalls, working farm structures and the people who bring each part to life.
What began as a practical pilot is steadily becoming a more connected production system: piggery, crop production, storage, water management and commercialization supporting one another.
Discover the Goshen story

One of Goshen's defining natural strengths is water. A year-round spring and mini waterfalls sit within the wider site, while pumping, storage and distribution support livestock care, cleaning and crop activity.
The opportunity is not only to farm the land, but to grow around a natural resource system that gives the site a distinctive long-term character.
Explore water & infrastructureGoshen's progress is visible in the rhythm of daily work—from piggery management and field maintenance to crop harvesting, records, supervision and on-site decision-making.

Farm structures continue to support breeding, rearing, storage and day-to-day operations.

Daily livestock care and regular supervision keep the piggery at the centre of Goshen's growing production base.

Records, field observation and practical discussion help turn everyday farm activity into better decisions.
Management and Supervisory Committee members meet on site, where farm realities can be seen, discussed and acted on directly.
That proximity matters. It connects governance with the people, livestock, crops and infrastructure that make Goshen a working farm rather than a distant concept.

Goshen has grown step by step—opening the site, learning through production, expanding the herd, strengthening infrastructure and connecting crops more clearly to the market.
Site opening, the first livestock structures, water works, crop trials and the original piggery base.
Herd growth, selective sales, continuing crops and increasingly practical lessons from daily farm management.
120+ pigs from the pilot base, six core buildings, storage, active water infrastructure and stronger field-to-market crop activity.
Goshen welcomes practical relationships that strengthen production, market access, infrastructure, technology, supply and responsible growth.