SANGWOODGOON

‘23-’26

Farmer Applicant: Sze Chung

After two years of transition, Sangwoodgoon is showing remarkable resilience against extreme weather events. As farmer Sze Chung shares, many crops now remain upright, strong, and healthy even after heavy rains and typhoons. This highlights the undeniable importance of healthy soil—not only for food production but also for climate adaptation and restoration. Confident in the power of regeneration, Sze Chung continues to sustain his farm while championing local, nature-friendly agriculture in Hong Kong.

Over the past year, he has explored new approaches, including the use of bioactive fulvic acid, SeedFlare, and Biocoat Gold. He also experimented with different application methods and shared his findings with the regenerative farming community. In the year ahead, Sze Chung plans to deepen these trials, offering context-specific practices that can empower more farmers in Hong Kong to embrace regeneration.

“Now that the climate is becoming more

erratic with unpredictable weather cycles,

plants do require more lively, vibrant soil to

remain resilient against these tough weather events.”

— Sze Chung

Project Updates:

Tse Uk Tseun, Kam Tin

Farm size: 5 DC / 36,300 sq.ft / 0.83 acres