Students from Lick Hang Kindergarten with the scarecrow they made

Every Saturday morning from 10.30-1.00 we sell our products outside 13 Rural Committee Road in Mui Wo Old Village.

This can be used to make lemon tea and to flavour salads.

Most visitors to the farm like to see the bees we have.

These are great for covering and protecting the soil, and both the potatoes themselves and their leaves are nutritious vegetables.

This has grown especially well this year. Good for making mint tea.

Two components of a healthy salad.

This grows well throughout the summer. Very tasty!

As we improve our soil with compost, so our crops improve, such as our sweetcorn.

Students from Korean International School do some weeding and transplanting.

Bhola delivers our produce for free in Mui Wo. Outside Mui Wo we charge $10 per order.

Our compost is essential for improving the soil, which is at the heart of organic farming. We use a mixture of old plants and cow manure, compost it for six months or more, and then dig it into our beds.

Another successful scarecrow in the making.

There's something special about pulling carrots from the ground!

A summer vegetable that is an excellent substitute for zucchini.