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 Cayman Islands -...

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 of golf,...

West Indian avocado trees at AL Thompson's farm in East End At the Agricultural Show last week, the Government launched its new food security campaign highlighting eggs and tomatoes as examples of how we can grow more locally. Another crop gaining ground as a valuable local produce: avocados. In East End, local farmer AL Thompson has recently planted 500 West Indian avocado trees at his farm. With each tree capable of producing up to 200 fruits per year, local avocados could soon become a...