Long Term Vision for 20 acres

Vision: A Smart Farm in Regional Victoria

The 20 acres Raglan Smart Farm is designed as a living prototype for next-generation sustainable farming — blending regenerative agriculture, renewable energy, remote technologies, and immersive eco-tourism experiences. Set in the scenic Pyrenees region, the project celebrates nature, innovation, and community spirit, serving as both a productive farm and a destination for learning, creativity, and inspiration.

Core Objectives:

• Achieve near-zero waste through solar, biogas, water recycling, and integrated animal systems. 
• Operate largely remotely via sensors, cameras, and robotic assistance.
• Build a learning and tourism destination where people experience sustainability firsthand.
• Generate multiple income streams: food, energy, accommodation, experiences, and online media.
• Educate and inspire others to live self-sufficiently.

According to the Pyrenees Shire Local Action Plan, total visitor spending is projected to reach $72.6 million by 2033, with tourism increasing from 223,000 to 320,000 visitors — creating a strong foundation for sustainable agri-tourism growth.

Key Design Principles:

• Smart Operations: 24/7 remote monitoring through internet and intranet systems. Cameras, Telescopes, Connections to Social Platforms.
• Energy Independence: On-site biogas, solar and other renewable energy generations.
• Water Security: Rainwater harvesting and efficient drip irrigation.
• Income Streams: seasonal herbs, flowers, vegetables, animals, fish, long-term trees, eco-rentals, night light shows, tourism, renewable energy, and remote rover gaming.
• Biodiversity: Integration of fish, bees, and livestock to balance ecology.
• Eco-Tourism: 2 futuristic domes - future short-term rentals. Can't we build these domes locally?
• Zero-Waste Cycle: All organic waste converted into biogas and compost.
• Creative Technology: Remote rover games, live streams, and night-sky events.
• Education & Community: Showcase model for schools, visitors, and regional innovation.[Postponed indefinitely until long-term sustainability is achieved and safe, controlled operations can be guaranteed.]
• At the heart of the Raglan Smart Farm stands the Central Hub — The Head Office of Roar Forever —an energy-efficient operations base with biogas and power systems, a welcoming reception, workspaces, and a Roar Forever merch store for visitors to take a piece of the farm home.

🌱 Partner With Us

We invite visionary investors and collaborators to join the Raglan Smart Farm Project — a pioneering model for sustainable agriculture, clean energy, and rural innovation in the Pyrenees.

Our goal is to redefine farming as a profitable, circular, and tech-enabled ecosystem that supports local manufacturing, education, and eco-tourism.

By investing in Raglan Smart Farm, you’ll help build a replicable blueprint for low-emission, value-added agriculture — one that grows food, energy, and community prosperity together. We'd love for you to be part of the project through an in-kind contribution — your expertise would make a meaningful impact and be deeply appreciated.

Let’s cultivate the future of farming — sustainably, profitably, and proudly Australian.

Lets Roar Forever, together!

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Below is a concept layout for our 1-acre smart farm proof of concept in Raglan Victoria — combining food production, water harvesting, solar, poultry, aquaponics, and remote monitoring. We’re looking to connect with aligned partners in farming, sustainability, agtech, infrastructure.

The orchard trees finalized in O1 are:

• Chestnut — CH1
• Mulberry — MUL1
• Walnut — WAL1
• Cherry — CHR1
• Fig — F1a, F1b, F1c, F1d
• Plum — PL1, PL2, PL3
• Persimmon — PE1
• Apricot — AP1
• Apple — A1 to A6
• Pear — P1, P2, P3
• Hazelnut — HZ1, HZ2
• Quince — Q1

And outside the main orchard block, near the utility pocket, we also keeping:

• Dwarf citrus — CIT1, CIT2
• Banana — B1, B2

And the potential future end goal could look like in the below draft image:

Live Project Updates:

🟢 April 2026 – Remote Monitoring Installed

A fully off-grid remote camera system has been installed on-site, enabling live visibility of the property from anywhere. This marks the first operational infrastructure component at Roar Forever Farms and establishes the foundation for future smart-farm systems.

📸 First live image from the paddock included below

And first timelapse is below - watch the full playlist to checkout more content

🟢 May 2026 – First Glimpse from Roar Forever Observatory ❤️

Using the new Seestar S30 Pro smart telescope, we captured our first lunar footage during initial testing for Roar Forever Observatory. 

This "first light" observation marks the beginning of the observatory journey and the next phase of exploring astronomy, astrophotography, automation, remote monitoring, and future dark-sky imaging opportunities. Every great observatory starts with a first glimpse. Many more nights under the stars ahead. See below what we captured, a timelapse of smallest full moon of 2026 - Rare Blue Moon!

If you are interested in a Seestar telescopes, you can support this project and save on your purchase by using our affiliate code ROARFOREVERSTUDIOS at checkout.

🟢 June 2026 – Council Engagement & POC Planning

During June, a pre-application meeting was held with the local council to discuss the long-term Smart Farm vision. The meeting provided valuable planning guidance, helping identify key planning considerations before significant design or planning expenditure is committed.

Based on this feedback, the project will continue with an agriculture-first staged approach, with the immediate focus on planning and developing the 1-acre Smart Farm Proof of Concept (POC).

Technology trials also continued during June, including evaluation of the remote monitoring system, satellite internet and off-grid power system ahead of their planned deployment on the property.

Discussions are also underway with a local farmer regarding ongoing agricultural production across the remaining 19 acres, complementing the staged development of the Smart Farm POC.

🟢 Q1 FY2627

Too easy! We had a top-notch local farmer pitch in and help us sort out the dam cleanup. Getting this water infrastructure squared away is a massive win for the project and has us stoked for the next stages!