Our Mission

From Snails to Soil, We Power the Cycle!

The planet is at a tipping point—soil degradation, food waste, and biodiversity loss threaten the very foundation of life as we know it. According to IPBES, over 1 million species face extinction due to human activity. At HHH, we refuse to accept the status quo. Snails—often overlooked and underestimated—are not just a niche farming choice; they are nature’s most efficient recyclers, soil builders, and biodiversity champions. By working with them, we restore what extractive systems have broken and regenerate food, culture, and health from the ground up!

At HHH, we believe that the future of food systems lies in bold, sustainable innovation. Our Biocycle Hub is a groundbreaking closed-loop agriculture initiative that transforms organic food waste into opportunity—producing high-quality protein, while creating fertilizer, providing pharmaceutical and manufacturing byproducts, and empowering rural communities.

Each Year, 1 Billion Tons of Food Waste is Generated Globally

Snail-powered biocycles turn waste into opportunity.

Through the niche yet powerful practice of heliciculture (snail farming), we integrate soil regeneration, protein production, and biotech innovation to address pressing challenges like biodiversity loss, carbon emissions, and rural economic instability. By turning food waste into organic fertilizer and sustainable protein sources, we provide mission-aligned solutions that improve ecosystems while creating pathways for economic resilience.

Resource Demand of Heliculture vs Traditional Farming

Heliculture is more advantageous than traditional livestock farming

Heliciculture is unconventional—and that’s precisely why it’s transformative. By training underserved communities in climate-smart farming practices and building clean energy infrastructure, we’re not just farming snails; we’re catalyzing a movement toward regenerative agriculture, carbon reduction, and economic justice.

Number of Extinct Snail Species

The loss of snails in ecosystems disrupts decomposition, nutrient recycling, and pollination, while also eliminating a vital food source—all of which are essential for healthy soil, plant growth, and overall biodiversity.

The Solution Is
Biocycle Innovation,
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a functional integration of heliciculture, regenerative agriculture, and biotechnology aimed at transforming organic waste into fertilizer, sustainable food sources, and economic opportunities for under-resourced communities while restoring balance to our fragile ecosystems.