Bali has a long-established agricultural history, with a web of stunning rice terraces as part of its historical significance. Besides providing a livelihood for many Balinese, rice farming is also strongly linked to Bali’s social, cultural, and religious way of life. In February 2022, Begawan established a regenerative farming program collaborating with local farmers in Bayad, Melinggih Kelod.

This collaboration is conducted with the goals of assisting local farmers in the shift to regenerative agriculture practices, educating communities & the younger generation about the importance of agriculture and how it can serve them better, and producing the best quality rice products with higher values and benefits.