Regenerative Agriculture - Regenerative Agriculture
Local Support
Local Support
Regenerative Agriculture

In addition to producing a diverse variety of agricultural products for public purchase, KFBG also supports local organic farmers in selling their produce. 

KFBG Signature Products

Our diverse range of farm produce is available at the KFBG Farm Shop, the Green Hub, and selected items are sold at the Central Farmers’ Market held on Sundays.

Fresh Produce

A spread of freshly harvested vegetables including kale, chard, lettuce, red cabbage, spring onions and ginger

Includes seasonal vegetables, herbs, and fresh eggs.

In-house Specialty Products

Packs of KFBG organic roselle, green tea and chrysanthemum arranged in a bamboo basket

KFBG-produced honey, as well as dried green tea, chrysanthemum, and roselle.

Agricultural Supplies & Seedlings

An 800g bag of KFBG Golden Compost beside a potted plant and a jar of the compost

Golden Compost, made from KFBG’s organic waste. Small packs are available for houseplants, while large bags for agricultural use can be ordered online.

Order Compost

Various seasonal herb and fruit seedlings (such as coffee and flowering apricot) are available.

Order Herb & Fruit Seedlings

Publications

A copy of Grow Organic@home published by KFBG, resting on a wooden surface

Grow Organic@home, published by KFBG, is an ideal reference for beginners.

Working with farmers

Supporting Local Farmers and Markets

Marketing and sales are vital components of supporting local agriculture. Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden (KFBG) maintains close ties with many local organic farmers and assists them in promoting high-quality local produce through the following initiatives:

A farmer bagging leafy greens for customers at a produce stall on the pier

Central Farmers’ Market

Held regularly at Star Ferry Central Pier No. 7, providing a platform for farmers to sell directly to the public.

Learn more about Central Farmers’ Market →

Crates of freshly harvested pumpkins, watermelons, ginger, bitter melon and leafy greens

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) / Co-buying Schemes

Stabilising support for local organic farming through the power of collective purchasing. We also organise “Co-Learning on Farms” activities, where participants can visit the farms that supply vegetables for the CSA scheme and learn about local produce and their origins.

Support local farmers and learn more about the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) scheme →

Pathways

Explore Our Regenerative Journey

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