We use cultivation practices such as crop rotation to protect the soil and replenish essential minerals lost over periods of farming the same crops.
We avoid common traditional farming practices such as bush burning which not only destroys the soil composition but also depletes the soil of key minerals. This also reduces air pollution as is reduces smoke from burning that will pollute the air.
The use of potentially hazardous pesticides and fertilizers are kept at a minimum and soil toxicity carefully monitored to prevent adverse effects to the soil, as well as protect both animal and plant life found in and around it. This also enables us produce crops that are safer for consumers, workers, and surrounding communities.
Goshen has always been committed to reducing waste, so we make efforts to reuse otherwise disposable farm implements.
In our quest so prevent wastage of water, we supplement or irrigation systems with sustainable water conservation methods such as drip irrigation.
Beyond all this, we aim to have a positive impact on the local economy and thus engage with local communities to provide support where it is within our means