Taguig City Integrated Urban Farm

The farm sits on a 2,500-hectare land beside Lakeshore Hall, Barangay Lower Bicutan. It integrates different kinds of urban farming setups – from gardens that showcase space-saving vertical farming to wooden rack and pole gardens.

It produces variety of vegetables, root crops, gourds, beans, and spices.

The urban farms in the City of Taguig have hydroponics, aquaponics, and a greenhouse.

School and Community Farms

The school and community farms promote organic farming and healthier lifestyle to every Taguigeño.

• Dr. Artemio E. Natividad Elementary School (DANES)
• Eusebio Elementary School
• RP Cruz Elementary School
• Taguig City University
• Tipas Elementary School
• Senator Renato "Compañero" Cayetano Memorial Science and Technology High School
• BGC Urban Farm

Taguig Agro-Industrial Hub for Aquaculture and Urban Farming Programs

The City of Taguig supports and protects the livelihood of Farmers and Fisherfolks through the establishment of Taguig Agro-Industrial Hub which promotes sustainable living and ensures the availability, accessibility, nutritious, affordable, and quality food at all times.

Programs for Farmers

The City Agriculture Office aims to empower local farmers by having access to cutting-edge knowledge, enabling them to enhance their productivity and yield through spearheading programs such as:

• Urban Gardening Seminars
• Assorted Vegetable Seeds Distribution
• Distribution of Gardening Kits
• Distribution of Pesticides and Fertilizers

Programs for Fishermen

The City of Taguig supports the livelihood of local fishermen and helps bolster the fishing industry through the programs:

• Fish cages for fisherfolks
• Regular lake seeding and dispersal of fingerlings