Regenerative Farms of Southeast Asia is a map of working farms across Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. It's for the traveler or chef trying to find a real one, and for the farm trying to be found. It's early — the map fills in as farms claim their listings.
Start on the map. Open a pin and you get the farm's own contact details — you reach out to them directly, never through us. The listing says what the farm says, and nothing more.
We're inviting farms one at a time, as we find them. If we've written to you, your invitation carries a link straight to your listing. If we haven't reached you yet, use "Run a farm? Start here" at the foot of this page. Being listed is free, and that doesn't change.
The map. Seven countries, filling in one farm at a time as farms claim their listings. Each country page says plainly how far along it is.
Claim and Identity Verified. A farm claims its own listing for free. Claiming confirms a real person is behind it — that's what "Identity Verified" means: a person confirmed, not a practices audit.
Field Notes. Long-form writing about farms in this region — free to read, no account needed.
Once a farm's listing is confirmed, the member side opens: discussion boards where farms talk shop, calls for contribution — the pieces we're writing that member farms can be part of — a circle of farms that pledge to follow each other's work, and guides written for the farms on the network. It's a small network, maintained by hand, and it grows one farm at a time.
Not built yet: booking, ordering, or payments. You contact the farm directly, and everything after that happens off this site. We don't certify or audit how anyone farms.
Good farms are easy to miss. A lot of the best growing in Southeast Asia happens on land with no sign out front and no website behind it — the kind of place a traveler or a chef would want to find, if there were any way to find it. This network exists to make that search possible: real farms, added by the people who grow them, shown plainly for what they are. A listing that says less is a listing that has less to say — not a gap we paper over with a stock photo.
We compile farms we believe are real and regenerative from public sources, then invite them one at a time. Nothing about a farm is public until that farm claims it — a prepared listing sits off the map and never carries Identity Verified until someone claims it. An invited farm claims with the link we send: a name, a role at the farm, and a phone or WhatsApp number, and the listing shows "Identity Verified" the moment the claim lands. A farm we haven't reached yet asks first, and we check by hand before anything goes live. Read the badge exactly as written — we've confirmed a real person tied to the farm made the claim. It is not an audit of how the farm grows. We don't inspect anyone's fields, and whatever a farm tells us about its practices is self-reported and stays that way. We spot-check every claim within 48 to 72 hours, and any farm can ask to come off the map at any time.
Looking for a real farm?
Explore the mapThis network is maintained by a small team that works with member farms directly — guides, written features, and help getting their own work out.
Run a farm? Start here