Background

Operated by the NGO  Rough C, K-Farm is the first urban farm in Hong Kong that combines hydroponics, aquaponics and organic farming. In 2019, the development bureau approved the operating rights to operate a leisure farm integrating education, community and commercial elements on the Belcher Bay Promenade in Kennedy Town fully launched in June 2021.

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Over the past four years, we have experienced many difficulties, but with the support of neighborhood volunteers and  partners in the district, we dared to confront and overcome the difficulties. We not only provided recreational venue, community services and green activities for hundreds of thousands of visitors and students, but also attract people from dozens of countries around the world to visit the site or browse the website.

 

​K-Farm 2.0

An end is also a new beginning! With the support of Tung Wah Group of Hospitals and other local organizations, we gradually moved the farm to the youth activity center "Tung Po" located at Tsat Po Street, San Po Kong in May 2025.

 

The new site at San Po Kong opens the new page of the farm. K-Farm 2.0 takes advantage of the complete facilities in Tung Po in where we can have more indoor space to organize various activities to promote the benefits of planting and green living to students and citizens through guided tours, experiences, green activities, training, games, etc. We will further strengthen cooperation with organizations in district and New Territories farms, establishing cooperation points in Tai Po and Yuen Long to extend our services and influence, and encourage everyone to pursue wellness  together!  and expanded service levels and influence. In addition, with the support of the Environment and Ecology Bureau and the Environmental Protection Department, we will establish service points in their green community facilities to train community members to participate in planting and beautify the community together.

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Vision

In the future, we will continue to promote sustainable communities in different districts, and provide farming and green living-themed activities for districts, schools and different institutions to encourage citizens to pursue physical, mental and spiritual health in busy urban life. ​

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