Observed arrival · 2026-11-11
A bamboo loop at Finca El Pegoste
A regenerative farm in Comasagua, El Salvador, presents its crops, bamboo-based products, workshops, volunteering, and consulting.
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- Salvadoran growers, institutions, and local-food buyers
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- The site says it uses 100% of its bamboo, making biochar and bamboo vinegar as part of the same cycle.
Field notes
The homepage describes Finca El Pegoste as a working test site in Comasagua, where compost, biochar, and farm-made bioinputs support its four stated pillars: soil, biodiversity, water, and carbon. Its product list includes sunflower and six-variety microgreens, half-liter turmeric and La Negra drinks, bamboo vinegar, food-grade biochar, organic turmeric, and tortillas. The site also links to workshops, consulting, volunteering, and a blog.
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