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The Fruit Cultivation Field Day held yesterday (13) at the Ahangama Collective Farm in Galle was successfully conducted. The event was attended by the Southern Provincial Director of Agriculture, Agricultural Advisor, Economic Development Officer, Agricultural Officer, and more than 80 farmers. Harvesting of the passion fruit plants provided to the collective farms has now commenced.

With the support of the #Misereor project, the Lanka Organic Agriculture Movement (LOAM) conducted a programme on 8 August 2026 at the LOADI Grove Training Centre in Mattegoda to promote organic Animal husbandry farming and strengthen the economic capacity of farmers. Veterinary Surgeon Ms. Subhashini Kuragala served as the resource person for the programme. LOAM

A two-day training programme was conducted on 16–17 July 2026 at the LOADI Grove Training Centre, Mattegoda, for 35 officers representing the 11 field offices of Caritas SEDEC. The programme was attended by Rev. Fr. Luke Nelson, Director of Caritas SEDEC, together with several Directors representing the field offices. The primary objective of the programme

With the support of the Lanka Organic Agriculture Movement (LOAM) and the Misereor Project, a meeting was held at the Honnaththara Community Development Centre in collaboration with the Samagi Women’s Farmers’ Organization to distribute planting materials and discuss future activities aimed at promoting organic farming, home gardening, and agroecology while strengthening sustainable farming communities. During

The three-day Environmental Journalism Workshop, organized with the aim of promoting more responsible, accurate, and sensitive media reporting on food sovereignty, agroecology, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable food systems in Sri Lanka, was successfully concluded on 14 June at the Lodi Grove Research and Training Centre in Mattegoda. The programme was supported by Misereor. This workshop

The second day of the Environmental Journalism Workshop, organized with the aim of promoting more responsible, accurate, and sensitive media reporting on food sovereignty, agroecology, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable food systems in Sri Lanka, was successfully held on 13 June at the LOADI Grove Research and Training Centre in Mattegoda. The project is supported by

The first day of the Environmental Journalism Workshop, organized with the objective of promoting more responsible, accurate, and sensitive media reporting on the right to food, agroecology, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable food systems in Sri Lanka, was successfully held on 12 June at the LOADI Grove Research and Training Centre in Mattegoda. The project is

The “Smallholder Rubber Plantation Resilience and Rubber Value Chain Enhancement Project” a collaborative initiative between the Lanka Organic Agriculture Movement and KSAPA, Michelin Lanka, is currently being successfully implemented. This project includes training programs focused on rubber intercropping and home gardening cultivation, aiming to promote rubber cultivation in non-traditional rubber-growing regions such as Monaragala and

The “Smallholder Rubber Plantation Resilience and Rubber Value Chain Enhancement Project” a collaborative initiative between the Lanka Organic Agriculture Movement and KSAPA, Michelin Lanka, is currently being successfully implemented. This project includes training programs focused on rubber intercropping and home gardening cultivation, aiming to promote rubber cultivation in non-traditional rubber-growing regions such as Monaragala and