‘22-’25

NOAH’S FOREST

Another third-year Restore Fund recipient, Vienna from Noah’s Forest has no doubts about the benefits of regenerative farming and has witnessed how strong and resilient crops can be when the land is taken good care of. Vienna has always planned to promote local regenerative farming in Hong Kong and wanted to use her space as an educational platform, demonstrating the benefits of carbon farming as well as providing nutrient-dense food for her supporters.

In the past year, Noah’s Forest faced some operational issues but they managed to bounce back fast and strong, using bioactive plant nutrients and mulch, the results were truly inspiring. With Longan berry trees grown all around the farm, some of these trees have been blocking direct sunlight for other crops, so it will be their priority to fix and trim the tree canopies in the coming year while applying other localized regenerative practices.

Farmer Applicant: Vienna Pang

Produce Grown: Longan berries, beans, green bell pepper, peppers, pumpkin, watermelon, corn, bitter melon etc.

Project Updates:

May 2023

Lei Uk San Tsuen, Takuling

Farm size: 2 DC / 14,300 sq.ft / 0.3 acres

 

“I am very grateful for ZFPA
supporting us with the Restore Grant
in the past two years, from an
abandoned farm to one that allows
crops to grow healthily.”

— Vienna Pang