ORGANIC
FARMULA

Operator Kelvin first learned about the principles and practices of regenerative farming through being a TAP in the first Restore Project. During this time, she tested some of the practices at her farm but did not manage to gain notable results due to lack of funding to scale. Since officially joining last year and adopting these practices on her farm, she has seen significant improvements in soil and crop health. Recognizing the need to make sure her farm can become a sustainable business model, building infrastructures to support her restorative implementation was crucial, which she successfully achieved by building a compost tea station similar to Cham Shan’s volume.

In the following year, she will work with her team to extend these practices to the entirety of her farm while also turning the space into an educational site to promote local, regenerative farming.