Urban farming in Thailand
9 citizen-driven urban farms recorded in Thailand. Each entry documents who runs it, how the land is held, and where the information came from — nothing is listed without a source.
Thai City Farm (Suan Phak Khon Mueang)
THBangkok, Thailand
A citizen urban-agriculture network overseeing 450+ community gardens centred on Bangkok. During COVID-19 it converted wasteland into food sources, launching 210 new gardens starting with 30 high-risk communities across six provinces.
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Thammasat University Urban Rooftop Farm (TURF)
THPathum Thani, Thailand
A rooftop farm inspired by traditional rice terraces that produces about 20 tons of organic food a year, equivalent to some 80,000 campus meals. Its 12 sloped areas act as outdoor classrooms, making it a learning hub where 40,000 students and nearby residents can study sustainable agriculture.
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Chiang Mai Urban Farm (Mae Kha Canal)
THChiang Mai, Thailand
During COVID-19, a 'Promoter' group led by local architecture firm Jaibaan Studio worked with residents and civic groups to turn state-owned idle land into an inclusive public space and food-producing site, aiming to improve food security, nutrition and self-sufficiency for vulnerable residents.
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Bangkok Sustainable Urban Farming Management Project
THBangkok, タイ
Part of a 2024 comparative study on sustainable urban farming management in Thailand and Indonesia, exploring optimization of agricultural practices for community application.
journal-iasssf.com
Sustainable Urban Farming Comparison: Thailand and Indonesia Case Study
THBangkok / Jakarta, Thailand & Indonesia
Comparative study of sustainable urban farming practices in Thailand and Indonesia. Community-driven agriculture addressing loss of agricultural land due to rapid urbanization. Both countries' municipalities providing space, funding, and awareness programs.
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Bangkok Rooftop Farming Co., Ltd.
THBangkok, Thailand
Bangkok Rooftop Farming transforms unused rooftops and empty spaces into circular urban farms powered by organic compost from food waste. Closes the loop by converting waste from hotels and communities into nutrients for rooftop production. Addresses Bangkok's daily 9,000 tons of waste, 60% of which is organic food waste.
bangkokrooftopfarming.com+1
Thammasat Urban Rooftop Farm (TURF) - Asia's Largest Organic Rooftop Farm
THBangkok, Thailand
Thammasat University's rooftop farm is Asia's largest organic facility spanning 236,806 sq ft. Grows over 40 edible species of crops including rice, indigenous vegetables, fruit trees, and herbs. Integrates modern landscape architecture with sustainable food production, renewable energy, organic waste management, and water conservation.
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Bangkok City Farm Project
THBangkok, タイ
Community garden project launched in Bangkok. By 2022, 165 farms established across Bangkok. Expanded nationally through 'Thai City Farm' initiative to five additional cities. Integrates food production, livelihoods, and social connection.
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Chiang Mai Urban Farm
THChiang Mai, タイ
Initiated in 2020 during COVID-19 by Jaibaan Studio, a community architecture organization. Addresses food insecurity among urban poor communities by converting public land into community vegetable gardens.
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