SkySpring Harvest® Australia
The Forever Drought Solution Starts Now
Generate Water from Air – 24/7
No dry dams.
No groundwater extraction.
No water trucking.
No rainfall reliance.
Your Road to Prosperity: Build Long-Term Security with Your Own Commercial Farm
Viability of Jawan Commercial Farming
Jawan Organic Farms: Turn-Key Solutions from Concept to Completion
Grow Smarter with Jawan Organic Farms
Jawan Organic Farms delivers future-ready aquaponic systems built on proven Dutch Venlo greenhouse design. Our Venlo-style glasshouses are engineered for harsh Australian conditions, enabling long-life, chemical-free, year-round food production. We provide complete turnkey solutions—from design, hydraulics, and site planning to fully operational systems from day one.
We specialise in large-scale, permanent commercial greenhouses, using automation and advanced climate control to ensure consistent yields and maximum profitability. These are industrial-grade systems, not temporary or small-scale builds.
Venlo Greenhouses: Key Benefits
- Lifespan: 30–50 years with high structural resilience
- Light transmission: Up to 97% for optimal plant growth and shelf life
- Condensation control: Glass reduces moisture build up and disease risk
- Chemical-free environment: No coatings, ideal for sensitive crops
All greenhouses are designed to meet Australian wind and load standards, including cyclonic regions.
Glass vs Polycarbonate
- Glass: Higher light transmission, longer lifespan, higher upfront cost
- Polycarbonate: Better insulation, impact resistance, lower operating costs
Summary: Polycarbonate is typically more cost-effective for large-scale commercial operations, while Venlo glasshouses suit premium or light-critical production.
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Our Aquaponics Course Educator, Murray Hallam
Murray Hallam has transformed modern aquaponics over 25 years, teaching thousands in 113 countries, launching commercial farms, and helping arid regions produce up to 97% of their own food.
4-Day Aquaponics Intensive (Master Class)
Face-to-face training at a working greenhouse farm in Rosedale, QLD. Running since 2006, the new course covers sustainable, closed-loop food production. Included with every new farm purchase to ensure best-practice implementation.
How the Dutch Use Farm Architecture to Feed the World
Australia is rapidly embracing sustainable farming methods, and with vast underutilized land, we have the potential to feed the world. Using Aquaponic Warrior's solar-powered greenhouse systems, which integrate Symbiotics and Bioponics, we can save 95% of water—a crucial resource in our drought-prone environment.
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Learn how advanced Drought Resilience Technologies, Controlled Environment Horticulture, and 100% Pure Water Generation can enhance your farm's sustainability and ensure consistent, high-yield production.
We also promote awareness of low-interest, long-term funding opportunities. Jawan Organic Farms offers technical support and documentation for projects that align with farm financing organizations.
The Rise of 100% Organic Symbiotic Farming in Commercial Protected Horticulture
Symbiotic (Aquaponics) Market — Key Facts
Australia Market Size
2024–25: AUD 2.31B
Aquaponics (2024): AUD 39.5M
2030 forecast: AUD 89.2M
Growth: ~14.8% CAGR
Long-term outlook (2032–35): up to AUD 4–13B
Growth Drivers
Rising demand for chemical-free, locally grown food.
Water scarcity, land constraints, and food security policy support.
Backed by DAFF and research institutions.
Why It Matters
Closed-loop systems use biologically mineralised fish nutrients — 100% chemical-free.
Full traceability, low contamination risk, stable year-round production.
Uses up to 95% less water than conventional farming.
Market Position (2025)
2.4% global aquaponics share
5.6% aquaculture sector
~5.6% CEA market
~4.2% Horti-tech sector
A fast-growing, resource-efficient solution for climate-resilient food production.
“Farmer Drought Recovery Planning – Supported by Jawan Commercial Aquaponic Glasshouse Farm Investment Solutions (Available to Approved Applicants, 2026)”
Jawan Farms are not part of the funding, assessment or approval process of farm AU loans. Our assistance is providing technical details and costings of your Jawan Greenhouse commercial venture in support of your financing options for approvals.
With Gratitude to the Ancients — Jawan Organic Farms by our Symbiotic Ecological Systems. Pure Food. Proven Methods. Global Impact.
Ancient Wisdom, Modern Farming Methods.
From Asian rice paddies enriched by fish after floods, to Aztec-built aquaponic systems over 10,000 years ago—humans have long embraced the power of symbiosis. Today, we continue that legacy. Fish and plants thrive together, naturally exchanging nutrients through recycled water. It’s not just farming — it’s nature’s blueprint for true sustainability.
~We prioritise five key deliverables~
Grow Smarter with Jawan Organic Farms!
Venlo Glasshouse Systems – 2025 Solar-Powered Innovation
Save Resources: Fully automated, solar-powered system uses 95% less water, minimal labour, and low energy.
Pure & Safe: Naturally grown produce with no chemicals or antibiotics.
Eco-Friendly: Zero waste—fish provide nutrients, creating a sustainable, organic ecosystem.
Low Risk: Advanced climate control ensures year-round stability.
High Yields: Consistent, premium-quality crops.
Higher Profits: Focus on high-value, sustainable crops for maximum margins.
Join Jawan Organic Farms—redefining modern, ethical Horticulture farming.
About Venlo Glasshouse Systems
Venlo Glasshouses, originally from the Netherlands, are now the global standard for commercial horticulture.
Durable: Aluminium and steel frame, built for Australia’s toughest climates.
High Light Transmission: Toughened 4mm glass or double-polycarbonate maximises sunlight for plants.
Superior Ventilation: Optimised airflow improves yield and reduces heat stress.
Weather Resilience: Withstands earthquakes, hail, and high winds.
Smart Integration: Compatible with modern systems like heating, irrigation, solar power, and automation.
