The farm, which covers an area of 1,620 square metres, is located in Lážovice (Beroun district), 46 kilometres south-west of Prague. The farm is primarily designed for the production of aquaponic food. At the moment, this is mainly fish. The Fish Garden aquaponic ecofarm is one of the most successful aquaculture projects in the Czech Republic.
Strategic importance of the farm
The Lážovice aquaponic farm has a long market history and successful business results, which support the position of our subsidiary, Farmia Food, on the aquaponic product market. Our new acquisition brings significant logistic benefits to our business. Thanks to this farm, Farmia Food can now effectively supply aquaponic food to the Prague metropolitan area, which is very important strategically for us. Additionally, this farm fits perfectly into our growing aquaponic infrastructure, enabling us to expand from our Moravian origins into Bohemia.
Growing aquaponic lettuces
The range includes Dubared, Dubagold, and Karminova lettuces, awarded with the Regional Food title. Additionally, the farm grows pak choi (Chinese cabbage) and chard. Thanks to aquaponics, vegetables are produced here 12 months a year, LOCALLY and CLEANLY.
Aquaponic fish farming
The fish section of the Lážovice ecofarm is based on recirculation aquaculture systems (RAS). The farm produces fish with an exclusive taste and premium quality. The fish receive exceptional care and their breeding is approached with responsibility and respect. The range includes various trout and catfish species, plus carp, tilapia, and sturgeon.
Growing aquaponic herbs
Aquaponic herb growing is a very effective way of having fresh herbs available all year round. The range includes different varieties of basil, coriander, parsley, chillies, and chives.
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