Aceh, North Sumatra, Banten, West Java, Central Java, East Nusa Tenggara and East Kalimantan

Satisfarm: Farms to Learn and Grow

A network of agroforestry and food farms designed with landowners that double as practice sites for nearby farmers and communities.

A farmer walking through a mixed coconut garden
Hasbi documentation A coconut farmer in a mixed garden, Pernasidi Village, Banyumas, August 2026. Not a Satisfarm portfolio site.

Local need

Many plots owned by families, villages or institutions are unproductive or degraded. Owners need a design that suits the soil and water, while neighbouring farmers want to see a working example before trying it on their own land.

Aim

Build farms that restore land and produce food and income, and are open to the community as places to learn.

Who takes part

Landowners and managers, farmer groups, young people and women living near the farms.

Activities

  • Diagnosis of soil, water, vegetation, access and manager capacity.
  • Layered farm design: perennials, food crops, spices, habitat, and livestock or fish where carrying capacity allows.
  • Nursery, planting and maintenance with the farm manager.
  • Open days, short apprenticeships and visits from farmers in nearby villages.
  • Records of yield, costs and labour to judge feasibility.

Who does what

  1. Hasbi Foundation

    Community support, training, inclusion and grant programmes for village partners.

  2. Satisfarm

    PT Niaga Bumi Lestari's brand for designing, regenerating and managing productive land.

  3. Landowner

    Agrees goals, use rights, benefit sharing and the day-to-day manager.

What we track

  • Ground cover, number of species and plant survival
  • Food harvested and surplus sold
  • Manager labour and maintenance costs
  • Participants trying the practices on their own land

These are the things assessed during the programme, not verified results. Results are reported after delivery and checks.

Ways to collaborate

  • Private landowners, villages and concession holders.
  • Waqf administrators (nazhir) for productive endowment land.
  • Community organisations and social enterprises building learning farms.
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