A day of farming

Roll up your sleeves — harvest, understand the soil, then eat what you picked.

Garden greens fresh from the morning harvest Garden greens fresh from the morning harvest
Morning in the garden

Harvesting in the greenhouse

In the morning, villagers lead guests into the Cooperative’s greenhouses: learn to spot vegetables at their peak, cut cabbage, pick tomatoes, pull roots — then carry the spoils straight to the Kitchen. Lunch tastes better with your own sweat in the salad.

Gentle and fun for families with small children and school groups alike.

The farming rhythm of the highland village The farming rhythm of the highland village
Green farming

One full circle: from the soil, back to the soil

Guests see the Cooperative’s organic composting line with their own eyes: kitchen and garden scraps fermented into microbial compost and returned to the fields — a closed loop with no waste. It is why Mế’s soil grows healthier every season.

Read more about the Kitchen’s sources in From our garden.

A sample morning

A trainee farmer’s morning

7:30 — into the gardenHats and baskets handed out; learn to pick, cut and pull in the greenhouse.
9:00 — the compost binsSee the closed organic loop — learn what the soil “eats” to make such honest greens.
10:00 — down to the KitchenDeliver your basket and help trim the greens — lunch carries your own handiwork.

The greenhouse grows year-round; the open garden follows the seasons — whichever month you come, you harvest that month.

Come home to Mế

Tell Mế a day ahead so the villagers can ready a garden bed and tools for the whole family.

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