We operate a community garden on Emperor's Island. We grow plants and keep animals.

Our company is engaged in the development and construction of aquaponic farms and recirculating fish farming systems. Our systems can be placed in industrial greenhouses as well as in unused halls where we replace sunlight with artificial light. We also offer our customers fish and vegetable buy-back.

An urban farm and community field garden open to the general public.

We run a community garden and an urban farm.

A farm operating on the principles of community farming. We grow 40 kinds of vegetables and small fruits. We work in accordance with the principles of organic farming.

We want to contribute to a more beautiful landscape in Prague and its surroundings. We are planning a small sheep breeding on our meadow and the creation of a permaculture garden for organic growing of herbs and vegetables. After planting mixed trees we plan to plant fruit trees.

We breed goats, Suffolk sheep and Highland cattle. We sell organic beef, pork and mutton, Jerusalem artichokes and homemade sausages, jams and plum preserves.

Selling teas, herbs and tea supplements from around the world. Founded in 1992. The Cipísek farmhouse with the description number 139 dates back to 1914 and stands here in its original form to this day. The first mention of the farmhouse dates back to 1864.

We offer sale of farm products.

We offer seasonal organic crates of vegetables and beef. The collection of vegetables is from May to November at the collection points in Prague, Beroun, Berounka valley or directly on the farm.

We run an organic farm with a focus on breeding beef cattle, sheep, rabbits and poultry. We also breed and stable horses. We sell products at farmers' markets. We have extensive pastures and feed of our own production.

Operation of the school farm. The aim is to awaken children's interest in nature. Learning about nature in nature.

We grow grains, several dozen vegetables and fruits, as well as herbs, all organic. We are dedicated to growing both common and lesser known varieties, including Jerusalem artichokes and yacon. In 1993, the organic farm won an honorable mention in the competition for the organic project of the year.

The farm grows and sells potatoes, root vegetables, onions and garlic to restaurants and canteens all year round. Of course there is also year-round sale on the farm in Byšičky.