14950 SW 212th St, Miami, FL 33187
Cultivating mushrooms, soil biology, & regenerative systems

Soil systems connect these environments through vermicompost and biological inputs designed to support organic matter development, microbial activity, and nutrient cycling across the farm and partner sites.

Indoors, gourmet mushrooms are cultivated under controlled conditions for culinary performance, consistency, and freshness, supporting local distribution rather than extended storage.

A syntropic food forest anchors the landscape, using layered planting, successional growth, and regenerative management to build soil, biodiversity, and long-term productivity.
Food Forest
Graduate Research &
Field Studies
Lion Farms serves as a living research site supporting graduate and undergraduate work in agroecology, soil biology, mycology, and regenerative land management. Projects are conducted in collaboration with university programs and field-based research initiatives.
Applied Systems Research
Research at the farm focuses on real-world applications including soil regeneration, fungal cultivation, syntropic systems, and biological inputs under South Florida conditions.

Internships & Student Engagement
Through GivePulse and partner programs, Lion Farms hosts internships and research placements designed for students seeking hands-on experience in regenerative agriculture, environmental science, and food systems.
Past & Ongoing Projects
Explore completed studies, current trials, and collaborative projects led by graduate students and research teams working on-site.
Consultation


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