Rice terraces and forest around a resort in the Ayung valley, seen from above

Regenerate the land around you.Regenerative agriculture services in Bali and Indonesia

Help farming communities put regeneration into practice. We support hotels, companies and programme partners with farmer outreach, training, fieldwork and progress they can follow.

Regeneration needs more than good intentions

Lasting change takes trust, regular field support and a willingness to learn. Our trainers work alongside farmers, while our research team tracks what changes and helps refine the approach.

Tell us about your land, community or programme. Together, we will agree on practical goals, support farmers through the transition and track the results.

Our agronomist talking through a field plan with two farmers
Hotel staff, farmers and our team together at a Regenerative Services session

What a technical partner does

Field work

Farmer outreach, training, demonstration plots and support through each crop cycle.

Data collection

Yield, cost and income per plot, with soil, water and biodiversity tests, logged by our own team.

Analysis

Your results set against the data bank: 338 farmers, eight subaks, several years of seasons.

Reporting

A live project dashboard and reporting to support your sustainability or donor communications.

Who we work with

Hospitality

Hotels and resorts bring the farmers around them into regenerative practice, buy what they grow and host their guests in the fields. Bambu Indah keeps around 7 hectares beside the resort alive and farmed, and PT Gili Meno runs the same model in Lombok.

Companies with ESG programmes

Support a group of farmers through their transition, or fund rice deliveries to partner charities. We agree on the activities and reporting with you from the start.

Organisations that run farmer programmes

We work with programme partners such as Rikolto and the Nuanu Social Fund on farmer engagement, transition support and impact measurement, bringing local field experience to a shared goal.

Bambu IndahBaliPT Gili MenoLombokRikoltoNuanu Social Fund
What you receive

A live dashboard for every engagement

Follow agreed activities, field updates and progress in one place. Your dashboard updates as our team records work, helping you stay connected between reports.

Illustrative dashboard based on our client reporting. Names are omitted and programme figures are examples.

Three ways to start

Community engagement in farming

Outreach, training and field support for the farmers around you, with impact data and local procurement into your kitchens.

Regenerative landscape design

Design productive gardens and farms that support biodiversity, local food and meaningful guest experiences.

Experience design and staff training

Regenerative experiences at your location, and training for your staff to host them.

How an engagement runs

1MapWe map the subak irrigation community, its local groups and the farmers involved.
2ListenWe listen to farmers about what they want to change and what support they need.
3TrainTraining, demonstration plots and field support through each crop cycle.
4MeasureYield, cost and income per plot, with soil, water and biodiversity tests.
5ConnectConnect participating farmers with local kitchens and opportunities to welcome guests.
Explore a partnership

Tell us about your land or programme

Start with a conversation about your goals. We like to visit the site and meet local farmers before shaping a proposal.

Prefer to talk? Message us on WhatsApp.

A flock of ducks heading out to the paddy at sunset
Regenerative rice

Eat the rice these farmers grow

White, red and brown rice grown without synthetic inputs by our partner farmers. Every order helps build a reliable market for their harvests.

For your home, restaurant or hotel kitchen. Message Winona with your order or questions; she usually replies the same day.

People in woven hats at the edge of a flooded rice field

"We chose to work with Astungkara Way because of their genuine commitment to regenerative hospitality and their deeply grounded, on-the-ground approach."

Raj Ratheesh, General Manager, Bambu Indah, Bali