Upland Holistic Development Foundation (UHDF) offers agroforestry study visits for government agencies, organizations, schools, universities, farmers, and anyone interested in learning about sustainable agriculture.
Come and explore ways of farming in harmony with nature through UHDF’s hands-on experience and field-based work. The study visits include a variety of activities and learning stations, such as agroforestry management, integrated crop cultivation, wild food preparation, and learning from the agricultural practices and way of life of local communities.
📍 Learn from the real field, gain hands-on experience, and exchange knowledge with the community.
For more information or to arrange a study visit, please contact Upland Holistic Development Foundation (UHDF). 🌿
Agroforestry Plot Study Visit Activities
Upland Holistic Development Foundation (UHDF) offers agroforestry study visits for government agencies, organizations, students, farmers, and anyone interested in learning from real-world field experience.
Participants will have the opportunity to learn, exchange experiences, and explore approaches to farming in harmony with nature, through the following activities:
✅ Lecture and Training – Introduction to agroforestry concepts, benefits, and how to get started.
✅ Visit to a Model Agroforestry Plot – Learn about real-world agroforestry practices and land management.
✅ Hands-on Learning – Gain practical experience in planting and caring for crops within an agroforestry system.
✅ Experience Sharing – Meet and exchange knowledge and experiences with model farmers.
✅ Forest Food Preparation – Learn how to turn locally available forest products into food, such as taw (sugar palm fruit), ta rang (rattan shoots), marit mai, and other forest products.
We warmly welcome everyone interested in learning and becoming part of sustainable highland development.
Interested in joining a study visit? Contact us to reserve your visit in advance. 🌿
Create Meaningful Experiences Together Through Agroforestry Activities
Lecture and Training
Introduction to agroforestry concepts, its benefits, and how to get started
Visit to a Model Agroforestry Plot
Learn about real-world land management practices
Hands-on Learning
Hands-on practice in planting and caring for crops within an agroforestry system
Experience Sharing
Meet and exchange experiences with model farmers
Preparing Food from Forest Products
Using forest products as ingredients to prepare food, such as taw (sugar palm fruit), ta rang (rattan shoots), marit mai, and other locally available forest products.
