Leedana Sandponics

There is no desert we can’t make bloom

Advantages

Less Water

Save 90% of Water
Used in Normal Farms

Less Energy

Save 80% of Energy 
used in Vertical Farming

Zero Waste

A closed-loop system, where every resource is reused, minimizing input costs

One Input

1 kg of fish feed produces 6 kg of diverse, high-quality produce—tomatoes, lettuce, tilapia and more

Redefining Agriculture with Sandponics

Leedana helps people grow healthy food in sand, even in deserts or cold towns, using very little water. We started in Montreal, built farms in Egypt, and now we’re growing around the world. Built on decades of open-source sand-based agriculture, especially the pioneering iAVs

Grow Affordable Food: Remote Towns to Deserts

Egypt: Our First Commercial Sandfarm- 1,000+ days

Saves 24M L of water, provides 20K healthy meals, and cuts 213T of CO₂ annually

Red Sea: Converting Drip Irrigation Greenhouses

Imagine feeding an entire town with fresh,
organic vegetables

Mexico: North America's First Sandponic Hub

Underway to grow food on poor soil

Curious to know How?

Learn more about the live data, software and
calculations that power these results

Explore Our Network

Explore how to achieve similar environmental and financial success

What We Produce

Kale
Red Cherry Tomatoes
Basil
Orange Cherry Tomatoes

Global Impact Partners

2024

Dobson X1 Accelerator

2025-2026

AquaEntrepreneur Program

2025-2026

Propulsion

2025-2026

The Catalyst

Blog

Basics of Sandponics
Sandponics, also known as sandfarming revolutionizes agriculture by growing vegetables in sand without wasting any water. This system is incredibly resilient and can grow more than 60 different...
April 11, 2025
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Dune Boutique Hotel
Pioneering Sustainability in North America Introduction:Dune Boutique Hotel in Tulum is setting a new standard in sustainability by integrating a vertical farm within its premises. This innovative Boutique...
April 11, 2025
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Who Needs Affordable Food
From Remote Quebec Villages to Desert Resort Towns: Who Needs Sandponics? In small towns across Quebec, getting fresh vegetables isn’t easy. They often travel thousands of kilometers just...
March 10, 2025
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