It all started with a dream. Coming from a family of farmers and growing up in a farming community, Marcial Aaron, went back to his first love and began working on this Agri-Eco Village during his early retirement from the corporate life. As a love letter to his wife, Marcial named the farm: Villa Socorro. What was planned as a leisurely affair turned into a lifelong advocacy in agriculture, environment, and social development.
Today, Villa Socorro Farm envisions empowered communities of farmers living with pride and dignity. Our year 2020 is to double our current 100+ partner-farmers to 202. Other than providing a sustainable source of income and practicing fair trade, we aim to enable farmers by giving access to farming techniques, financial literacy, and income diversification in the future.
Together with this growing number of farming communities, we will continue offering farm-fresh saba bananas that are traditionally cooked via the kawa-sa-pugon method within 24 hours from harvest to ensure that we deliver only the best Sabanana Banana Chips that you love
