Food, Water-Energy Nexus:

Agriculture depends heavily on water for irrigation and energy for production, storage, and transportation. 

Access to clean water is critical for growing food, powering energy systems, and maintaining ecosystems. 

Energy is required to process and distribute water, fuel agricultural machinery, and power homes and businesses. 

• Our farms use solar-powered irrigation systems, reducing reliance on external energy sources while maximizing crop yields.

• We implement crop rotation, cover cropping, and permaculture methods, ensuring soil health and minimizing the use of water.

• Rainwater collection systems capture and store water for irrigation and everyday use, reducing demand on local water resources.

• Greywater recycling systems allow us to reuse water for non-potable purposes, further conserving this vital resource.

• Solar panels provide clean, renewable energy to power everything from irrigation systems to the facilities on-site.

• Advanced battery storage systems ensure energy reliability, even during times of low sunlight, powering homes, farming operations, and glamping experiences.

As we cultivate food on the land, it goes directly from farm to table, minimizing the distance and ensuring freshness. Much of the food grown is consumed right on-site, serving our Solar Glamping guests and events, creating a sustainable, hyper-local food system.

The manging the water cycle we no only capture and produce water on the land to ensure minimal waste while supporting both agricultural production and daily living needs. 

We generate energy through solar power and by converting food waste into energy via anaerobic digesters. This process not only sustains people by providing food but also recycles waste back into the ecosystem through composting and efficient waste management systems.