A community for people who grow food

Where Agriculture and Aquaculture Grow Together.

Share your farm journey, learn from real experiences, discover practical solutions, and connect with people growing the future of food.

  • Crops & soil
  • Fish & ponds
  • Livestock & poultry
  • Produce & equipment

One place for the people who feed us, on land and in water.

Start where you farm

Choose your world

Pick the one closest to your work. You can switch any time — it only tailors what you see first.

Not sure yet? Continue without choosing

What happens here

Real conversations, practical answers

Ask about a sick animal or a cloudy pond, show a harvest, announce produce, or share the technique that finally worked.

A fish farmerExample post
Questions & advice
Underwater view of a dense school of farmed fish

Our tilapia are gathering near the surface every morning, three weeks into the cycle. Pond water looks greener than usual. What would you check first?

💬 14 repliesShareable linkOptional contact
A rice growerExample post
Harvests
Green paddy fields in a valley with a drainage channel

Finished draining the lower paddies early this year. I will post the dried and weighed yield once everything is in — curious how others timed it.

💬 9 repliesShareable linkOptional contact
A poultry keeperExample post
Disease & treatment

Layers lost appetite after a week of rain and the litter stayed wet. Anyone dealt with this? What changed things for you, and when did you call a vet?

💬 21 repliesShareable linkOptional contact
A cage farmerExample post
Produce & products
Aerial view of circular fish cages on turquoise water

Harvest day on Friday — fresh fish sorted by size. Message me if you want to place an order. Happy to answer questions about how they were raised.

💬 6 repliesShareable linkOptional contact

Examples written by the Aqua Agri Face team to show what the community is for. They are not real members or real reports.

Browse the live community

More than a feed

Follow channels. Watch lessons. Meet companies.

Aqua Agri Face is growing from a community into a place where farmers, educators and agri-businesses teach, show and share. Following is free.

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Creator channels

Every member has a public channel: a profile with a cover, an about section, their posts, followers and optional contact details. Farmers, educators and creators can build an audience by sharing what they actually do. Following a channel is free.

Find channels to follow
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Short videos & live farm demonstrations

Quick how-to clips — feeding, planting, pond care, disease spotting — and real live sessions from farms: tours, demonstrations and live Q&A. Video and live broadcasting are being prepared and are not available yet.

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Company channels & advertising

Seed suppliers, hatcheries, feed makers and equipment dealers can set up a company channel today. Verification is a manual review, never automatic. Clearly labelled sponsored placements and creator collaborations are planned for later.

Talk to us about a company channel

How it works

Three steps to get started.

  1. Verify your number

    Confirm your WhatsApp number once, then create a password for everyday sign-ins.

  2. Share or learn

    Post an update with photos, ask a question, or read what other farmers tried and how it turned out.

  3. Connect and grow

    Follow people whose work helps you, comment, and — if you choose — let buyers and neighbours contact you directly.

Built on peer knowledge

Learn from people who have been there

Practical, peer-to-peer

Knowledge from people doing the work: what they tried, what happened, what they would change.

Your number stays private

We use your WhatsApp number to sign you in. It is never shown on your profile unless you decide to publish a contact number.

Moderated, not anonymous noise

Anyone can report a post or a person. Moderators can hide content and suspend abusive accounts.

Honest about limits

Members share experience, not professional advice. For serious animal, fish or crop health problems, involve a vet, fisheries or extension officer.

Your farm has something to teach. Someone else is looking for it.

Join the community and share what is happening on your farm today.