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KOHISTAN ORGANIC INTEGRATED FARMS

KOIFARMZ will use Integrated Agriculture, Aquaculture, Livestock & Horticultural systems that use all the available land, air, water, solar energy resources and food waste recycling. Our mission is ‘Creating a Sustainable Food Future’ and To Unlock the Potential of Nature to Improve the Quality of Life. KOIFARMZ will also assume a leadership role in operating our business in harmony with our community and the environment around us. We feel that a progressive farm can be operated with concern and consideration for the environment and neighbors.

A Comprehensive Approach to Agriculture Through Integrated Organic Farming

Integrated organic farming systems

Integrated organic farming systems maximize resource utilization. Because the waste produced by one operation can be used as raw materials for another, integrated organic farming is a zero-waste process. This improves production efficiency without inorganic agrochemicals. Each and every piece of agricultural waste produced is biodegradable and turned into compost, which is then used as organic fertilizer

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Increased Fish & Shrimp Production

Geothermal Energy Possible use in Aquaculture for heating and cooling in the subtropical region. Searching for alternate sources of energy, I came across geothermal energy about a decade ago. I was fascinated by this non-ending renewable energy source. The majority of the fish and shrimp that we culture are tropical, including Major and Chinese Carps, Snakehead, Pacu, Catfish, Vannamei shrimp, Monodon Tiger prawn & others

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Imported Exotic Fruit Plants in Bangladesh

The country produces many exotic fruits, including dragon fruits, sweet oranges, red blood oranges, strawberries, avocados, persimmons, rambutans, longans, lychees, durians, bari maltas, apple bers, G9 bananas, figs, cashew nuts and net melons. The majority of Bangladesh’s districts produce some type of fruit. It is Rajshahi that produces the most mangoes, and Dinajpur that produces the most lychee. However, farmers now have access to all kinds of fruits throughout the country.