As an initial step in program implementation, soil sampling activities are conducted in Lando, Waning, and Pacar Villages. This process aims to assess soil conditions and characteristics, providing essential data to support effective and sustainable agricultural interventions.

The results of this analysis will serve as the foundation for determining appropriate cultivation methods, including crop selection, soil treatment, and the application of regenerative farming practices.

Training sessions on organic solutions are conducted to introduce the JADAM method to local farmers, engaging more than 30 participants. The sessions are designed to equip participants with practical knowledge to produce low-cost, environmentally friendly organic fertilizers and natural pesticides using locally available materials.

Through hands-on activities, participants learn the fermentation process using fruit peels, vegetable waste, grasses, and other plant-based materials. This approach helps reduce reliance on chemical inputs while transforming organic waste into valuable agricultural resources.

As a result, farmers are able to improve soil fertility, strengthen crop resilience, and adopt more sustainable farming practices. The training also fosters community self-reliance and supports the transition toward regenerative agriculture systems.