A new ecological survey reveals rare primary forest, diverse wildlife and exciting opportunities for nature-based tourism right on our doorstep. Set on 34 acres, Beacon Farms currently uses six acres for cultivation and farming operations. Keen to understand the ecological value of the largely untouched woodland covering around 10 acres on the property, we invited local conservationist and expert on terrestrial ecosystems Fred Burton to conduct a preliminary survey. Burton v

Beacon Farms held its 2026 Golf Tournament on Friday, 24 April at North Sound Golf Club, bringing together 27 teams for a day of friendly competition, community spirit, and fundraising in support of its work creating second chances for Caymanians in recovery. Beacon Farms was pleased to have the support of Title Sponsor Wheaton Precious Metals for this year’s tournament. Giselle Passchier of Wheaton Precious Metals said: “As Title Sponsor of this year’s Beacon Farms Golf Tour

Beacon Farms is featured in National Geographic Traveller's feature on the farm-to-table movement gathering pace in the Cayman Islands. Farm supervisor Obed Powery took the Nat Geo journalist Jessica Prupas on a tour of Beacon Farms to show how we're overcoming some of the challenges of farming in Grand Cayman, such as poor soil quality, and how our recovery programme is changing lives for those who work here. Read the full story here: A culinary revolution is underway in the

Beacon Farms CEO Sandy Urquhart and team playing in 2025 golf fundraiser You don’t have to score a hole-in-one for a round of golf to have a lasting impact. Registering for the Beacon Farms Golf Invitational on Friday 24 April 2026 at the North Sound Golf Club helps transform lives by supporting the non-profit farm’s mission to provide jobs in agriculture to Caymanians in recovery from substance abuse. Corporate teams and community supporters are invited to join an afternoon