Kundasang highlands

Our Farm

Grown by our own family on the cool slopes below Mount Kinabalu.

Our farm grows a selection of highland vegetables. For everything else we supply — lowland, imported, fruits and more — see Our Store & Supply.

What we grow

Grown on our own farm

  • Green Coral Lettuce / Lollo Bionda
  • Red Coral Lettuce / Lollo Rossa
  • Baby Romaine Lettuce
  • Tomato Crystal
  • Tomato Cherry
  • Tomato Cherry Plum
  • Green Capsicum
  • Kacang Sem
  • Japanese Cucumber
  • Taiwan Eggplant

Everything grows with drip irrigation or hydroponics — only kacang sem grows in the ground.

Packed and sold under our own brand, Hasil Tani Nayim — started by my brother.

How we grow

Two ways, one family

Drip irrigation — since 2010

Water goes straight to the roots of each plant, drop by drop. Our father has grown this way for over fifteen years.

Hydroponics — since 2015

Lettuces grow with their roots in clean, flowing water instead of soil — clean leaves and steady growth, all year round.

Where we grow

Kundasang, at the foot of Mount Kinabalu

Jalan Tanah Merah, Kampung Lipasu, Kundasang
89300 Ranau, Sabah, Malaysia

From the farm

New products & farm activities

Red coral lettuce on our farm

Our hydroponic red coral lettuce, growing in Kundasang.

Baby Romaine · ±350 g

Baby Romaine · ±350 g

Crisp, sweet leaves — great for salads, wraps and burgers. Hydroponic, grown on our farm in Kundasang.

Lollo Bionda · Green Coral · ±250 g

Lollo Bionda · Green Coral · ±250 g

Frilly, tender green leaves that hold dressing well. Hydroponic, grown on our farm in Kundasang.

Lollo Rossa & Lollo Bionda · ±250 g

Lollo Rossa & Lollo Bionda · ±250 g

Red and green coral lettuce in one pack, for a colourful salad. Hydroponic, grown on our farm in Kundasang.

Our partners

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