

Welcome to
Aruba’s Sustainable Farming Partner

VISION
At 297 Farm, we are committed to cultivating a healthier, more resilient, and sustainable future for Aruba. Through innovative techniques, strong partnerships, and a deep respect for our island's natural resources, we grow fresh, local produce responsibly and efficiently.
Our goal is clear: to reduce Aruba’s dependence on imported food, improve local food security, and protect our environment for generations to come.

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We take pride in offering fresh, locally grown produce that meets the highest standards of quality and sustainability.
Currently available crops include:
• Lettuce (Romaine, Butterhead, Oak Leaf)
• Basil
• Arugula
• Microgreens (Island Mix & Radish)
• Cucumbers (Coming Soon)
We supply a wide range of customers, including:
• Hotels and resorts
• Restaurants and catering services
• Local supermarkets
• Individual consumers through direct and wholesale channels

Sustainability
At 297 Farm, sustainability is more than a value—it’s our foundation. Our farming methods are designed to support long-term environmental health while producing nutrient-rich food for the island.
Our commitment includes:
• Minimizing water and energy usage through advanced growing systems
• Reducing carbon emissions by lowering Aruba’s dependence on imported produce
• Supporting a circular economy, including waste reduction and resource reuse

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We also actively engage with local schools, universities, and community organizations to promote agricultural education and encourage healthy, eco-conscious lifestyles.
CONTACT US
Let’s Grow Together
Whether you’re a chef, hotel manager, retailer, farmer, or simply passionate about sustainable living—we’d love to connect with you.
📍 Location: Savaneta, Aruba
📞 Phone: +297 735 0095
📧 Email: info@297farm.com

Our Mission
IN THREEFOLD

Advance Aruba’s food independence

Empower local communities through employment and education

Promote environmentally responsible agriculture across the island