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A shop built around a harvest, not a warehouse

Life2Life Oasis Farm is a social-enterprise organic farm in Klang, Selangor. We brought the farm online with a shop built around the weekly harvest, Starlink across all four acres, and CCTV on site.

Where

Klang, Selangor

a social-enterprise organic farm

Connected

4 acres

On site

Starlink, CCTV and the shop

The weekly rhythm

One order, one harvest, one delivery

  1. WednesdayOrders closeCustomers order by Wednesday, while the food is still growing.
  2. ThursdayPackedThe growers harvest and pack against the orders.
  3. FridayDeliveredThe order reaches the customer's kitchen.

Where it started

The problem

Life2Life Oasis Farm is a social-enterprise organic farm in Klang, Selangor. Displaced and refugee growers raise the vegetables, fruit, kampung poultry and pond fish, and they share in what the farm earns. Nothing is picked until an order is confirmed, which is the honest way to sell fresh food and the most awkward way to sell it online.

An ordinary online shop assumes a shelf: the stock exists, you buy it, it ships. Here the shelf is a week. Customers order by Wednesday, the growers pick and pack on Thursday, and it reaches the kitchen on Friday. A standard cart would cheerfully sell Saturday's lettuce on Monday and leave the growers to explain.

There was also nothing to run a shop on. The farm had no broadband, and the mobile signal was too weak to rely on.

The build

What we built

  • Built an e-commerce solution tailored to the farm, including the Life2Life Oasis Farm website, rather than bending the farm around an off-the-shelf shop
  • Shaped the shop around the weekly rhythm: orders close on Wednesday, packing happens on Thursday, delivery lands on Friday
  • Set the catalogue up around what the farm actually grows: vegetables, fruit, kampung poultry and pond fish from the aquaponics ponds
  • Installed Starlink and extended the signal across all four acres, so the whole farm has a connection it can rely on
  • Installed CCTV covering the main entrance, the fields and the walkways, which the team can view remotely
  • Set the cameras up with smart detection, so movement raises an alert and the team can tell a person from a pet or a vehicle
  • The shop

    An e-commerce solution tailored to the farm, including the website, built around the weekly order, harvest and delivery rhythm.

  • Starlink

    Installed at the farm and extended across all four acres, so the whole site has a connection it can rely on.

  • CCTV

    Covering the main entrance, the fields and the walkways, viewable remotely, with smart detection that tells a person from a pet or a vehicle.

Where it stands

Where it landed

Life2Life Oasis Farm takes orders on its own website, in its own voice, with the order, harvest and delivery week built into the shop rather than written in a note underneath it. It went live on 5 September 2026.

The farm has a connection it can rely on, across all four acres, where before there was no broadband and a mobile signal too weak to trust.

The cameras cover the main entrance, the fields and the walkways, and the team can look at any of them without walking out to it. Smart detection raises an alert on movement and says whether it is a person, a pet or a vehicle.

The growers share in what the farm earns. Our part was making the week legible to a customer.

What the farm grows

Four shelves, one farm

  • AyamKampung poultry
  • SayurVegetables
  • BuahFruit
  • IkanPond fish

We did not bend the farm to fit a shop. We built the shop to fit the farm.

DigiHwy Certainty project team

We publish a case study only once the client has read it and said yes.

Built with

  • E-commerce
  • Starlink
  • CCTV
  • Malaysia

Farm illustrations: Twemoji by Twitter/X and contributors,CC BY 4.0

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