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At Ilado Farm, we take pride not only in our quality poultry and crop farming but also in our innovative fish farming practices. Our journey began with four fish ponds, each capable of housing 1,000 fish. Due to our commitment to sustainable aquaculture, we have expanded our operations by adding two more ponds, increasing our

Since July 1st, 2022, we’ve been on a mission to create a piggery that prioritizes both pig well-being and exceptional breeding. We believe in a clean, comfortable environment where happy pigs thrive. Our carefully chosen breeds: Large White, Duroc, and Landrace, contribute to a robust and healthy flock. Their impressive resistance to illness is a testament to our

We’re not just a milk company. We’re passionate about nourishing our community, the planet, and the relationships that bind us. Rooted in Responsibility: Community: We’re woven into the fabric of our community, actively supporting and protecting its well-being. From sustainable farming practices to eco-conscious initiatives, we strive to leave a positive footprint. Environment: We treat the Earth with respect, minimizing waste

At our farm, we don’t just raise chickens; we cultivate a vibrant ecosystem where our animals thrive and contribute to the health of the land. Our focus is on indigenous free-range eggs, raised with love and respect for the environment. Happy Hens, Happy Eggs: Our hens roam free all day, basking in the sun, scratching the earth, and enjoying

At Ilado Farm, we’re not just growing vegetables, we’re nurturing a sustainable future. Our unique pyramid-shaped gardens mimic natural ecosystems, fostering healthy growth for different varieties of organic vegetables all year round. This chemical-free environment eliminates weeds naturally, allowing our vegetables to thrive without harmful residues. But we don’t stop at tradition. We embrace innovation with cutting-edge hydroponic systems, maximizing efficiency and minimizing labour costs. This

The history of Ilado Farm traces its roots back to the early experiences of Paul Ilado, a young man who grew up in a village where farming played a vital role in the community’s livelihood. As a child, Paul would accompany his parents to the farm, where he would assist in tending to the land