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Child walking into a fruit orchard along a dirt path
Iligan City · Lanao del Norte · Philippines

CRUZALLOMA

A high-fidelity, farm-to-table digital experience showcasing the precision agriculture, mixed crops, educational hub of an arable, fertile with lush green vegetation of a heritage land that inspires people to farm.

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002 — Harvest Boutique

From Soil
to Artifact

Robusta Coffee

Soil Profile

Altitude250m asl
VarietyTypica Heirloom
ProcessNatural Sun-Dried
HarvestNovember 2025
Soil pHJasaan Clay Loom Ultisols/Inceptisols

Robusta Coffee

Lot 07 · 3318

$42

Single-origin Robusta grown above the cloud line. Notes of dark chocolate, coconut and cacao and acidic mineral. Robusta coffee, known by its scientific name as coffea canephora, is the second most widely consumed coffee in the world. Robusta beans contain nearly double the caffeine of Arabica beans with lower sugar and lipid levels.

Ancestral Cacao

Soil Profile

Altitude250m asl
VarietySta. Fe CCN-51
Ferment6 Days · Wooden box
HarvestMarch 2026
MineralHigh Iron Content

Ancestral Cacao

Lot 03 · 3318

$38

Nacional fino de aroma. Fermented 6 days in banana leaf. Untempered complexity of citrus and earth.

Sta Fe Avocado

Soil Profile

Altitude250m ASL
VarietyHass · Criollo
HarvestYear-round
Soil MineralLocal soil

Sta Fe Avocado

Cruzalloma Slopes

$₱380 / kg

Creamy highland avocados nurtured by clay soil and cool mountain mist. Rich, buttery texture with a nutty finish.

Highland Quinoa

Soil Profile

Altitude3,400m
VarietyRed Andean
ProcessStone-Milled
HarvestJune 2026
Protein16.2g per 100g

Highland Quinoa

Lot 11 · Summit Field

$24

Heritage red quinoa from the highest terrace. Nutty, dense, protein-rich. Stone-milled on site.

003 — Living Ledger

Radical
Transparency

Weathered hands cupping rich dark volcanic soil in golden light
01

Preparation

January — March

The soil is turned by hand at dawn. Volcanic compost from the previous season is folded into the earth. No machinery touches this ground — only the weight of generations.

Data Node

Soil Moisture34%
pH Level5.8
Organic Matter12.4%
02

Planting

April — May

Seeds saved from the strongest plants of the previous harvest are placed by hand into furrows carved along the natural contour of the hillside, following ancestral terracing patterns.

Data Node

Seed SourceHeritage Bank
SpacingNatural Contour
Moon PhaseWaxing Quarter
03

Tending

June — September

Daily observation. No pesticides, no shortcuts. The altitude itself is our defense — pests cannot survive at 2,365 feet. We tend with patience and the mountain's own rhythms.

Data Node

Avg. Temp14°C
Rainfall1,200mm/yr
UV Index11+ Extreme
04

Harvest

October — December

Each fruit is hand-selected at peak ripeness. No mechanical stripping. The harvest window is narrow — measured in days, not weeks — and every decision carries the weight of a full year's labor.

Data Node

MethodHand-Selected
Window8–12 Days
YieldLimited Lots
Wind moving through tall mountain grass with dramatic lighting

004 — Basecamp

Visit the
Origin

Rustic luxury guesthouse room with stone walls and mountain view through window

Summit Stay

2 Nights

Sleep at 3,200 meters in our restored stone guesthouse. Wake to cloud forests below you. Includes guided dawn harvest walk and fireside tasting.

From $280 / night

Harvest Immersion

4 Days

Join the seasonal harvest alongside our farmers. Learn hand-selection, fermentation, and sun-drying techniques passed down through five generations.

From $1,200 / person

Day Ascent

Full Day

A single day from basecamp to summit. Tour the terraces, taste at origin, and understand how altitude shapes everything on your plate.

From $95 / person

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Limited to 4 guests per week