A farmer walking through a mixed coconut garden
Hasbi × Satisfarm

Land restored. Food grown. Communities stronger.

Satisfarm designs and manages agroforestry and food farms on unproductive or degraded land. Hasbi supports the residents who learn and work on those farms.

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

From diagnosis to harvest

  1. 01

    Diagnose

    Soil, water, vegetation, access and manager capacity.

  2. 02

    Design

    Plant layers, livestock or fish where suitable, and a water budget.

  3. 03

    Establish

    Seedlings, planting, water systems and manager training.

  4. 04

    Maintain & record

    Harvest, costs, labour and land condition are recorded.

  5. 05

    Review

    The design is adjusted after one seasonal cycle.

Six value dimensions

Ecology

Soil, habitat and biodiversity.

Food

Varied harvests for household needs.

Enterprise

Productive management and surplus sales.

Health

Nutrition, hygiene and safe work.

Disaster resilience

Land management suited to local risks.

Social

Participation, skills and benefit sharing.

Portfolio regions

Eight development regions. Design, size and timing are set site by site; this list does not mean eight farms are already operating.

Rice fields and a river in a forested valley
Tangse, AcehCoffee & family foodIllustrative photo · Si Gam / Nabil Berri, CC BY-SA 4.0
Rows of fruiting cocoa trees under shade
East AcehCocoa, sugar palm & livestockIllustrative photo
A sugar palm with long fronds
Deli Serdang, North SumatraSugar palm & companion cropsIllustrative photo · A2613, CC BY-SA 4.0
Tall coconut palms under a blue sky
Pandeglang, BantenCoconut & family foodIllustrative photo · Taha9009, CC BY-SA 4.0
Terraced rice fields and trees in Tasikmalaya
Tasikmalaya, West JavaCoffee & livestockIllustrative photo · DANIEL JULIE, CC BY 2.0
A layered garden of pepper, bananas and trees
Tegal, Central JavaFood forests in Jatinegara & SumbagaIllustrative photo
Bajawa's hills with mist in the valley
Bajawa, East Nusa TenggaraSpecialty coffee & food gardensIllustrative photo · Fikkar Bonggi, CC BY-SA 4.0
Agroforestry with tall trees and understorey plants
Berau, East KalimantanCocoa agroforestry & foodIllustrative photo · Wibowo Djatmiko (Wie146), CC BY-SA 4.0
Beds of green vegetables with trellis netting
Illustrative photo Vegetable beds.
Tegal

Design example: Penyalahan food forest

A 5,000 m² core garden in Tegal combines layered food crops, poultry, rabbits, fish ponds, azolla and a solar pump. Half the chicken eggs go to pregnant women and toddlers through the village health post.

View the Penyalahan initiative

Complementary roles

Hasbi Foundation

Community empowerment, training, coaching, inclusion and social programmes.

Satisfarm

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

Nebula Sustainable Commodities

A market channel through PT Niaga Bumi Lestari. Purchases follow agreed quality, volume, price and payment terms.

Each entity keeps its own agreements and accounts. A partnership does not by itself guarantee purchases or returns.

Land partnership options

Land leaseProfit sharingFarm management serviceCSR & grantsSurplus market accessProductive waqf

Every option covers land status, user rights, financing, the day-to-day manager, maintenance and benefit sharing. Productive waqf is managed with an authorised nazhir.

Have a site, community or programme you want to develop with us?

Tell us the goal and the area. We will come back with first questions for an assessment and a split of roles.

Discuss a partnership