C'est la vie aquaponics farm is the first large commercial aquaponics farm in Thailand of 3200m2. The maximum production capacity is 7 tons per month.

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We are young entrepreneurs who produce high-end vegetables, without pesticides, without chemical fertilizers with a low water consumption of 90% compared to traditional agriculture.

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The founder A and Win
A studied in Japan and then married Win. She created a site to sell brandname bags and export to Thailand.

Win graduated in electronics. He worked as a project manager for hardware electronics in Belgium then he worked at CERN as a proton synchroton complex operator in Switzerland.

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In 2019 they all decided to sell their property to come and settle in Thailand, their native country to do agriculture. Before moving, Win was trained in France on aquaponics and visited some aquaponics farm.

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At first we wanted to settle near Pattaya because there are a lot of foreigners living and our vegetables are main European vegetables. But after having studied geography. We decided to move to Phetchabun on the land his father had for over 30 years. It was necessary to redo everything to develop the land, electricity and water.

We believe that aquaponics is the future farm which respects the environment and which does not participate very little in global warming.

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In Europe, each year there are 1 or 2 aquaponics farms which create because with the increase in the price of fertilizers, energy, the impoverishment of land and the scarcity of water, we must think about the agriculture of tomorrow.

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Our goal is to create agriculture 4.0 and expand our society across Thailand and maybe even ASEAN.