Langit’s 2023 Year in Impact
Thank you for joining us in creating yet another meaningful year in 2023. Your growing appetite and big heart have contributed to actionable impacts within our…
The Langit Blog
Notes from the highlands, the farmers we work with, and the journeys in between — written from where the food actually begins.
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Thank you for joining us in creating yet another meaningful year in 2023. Your growing appetite and big heart have contributed to actionable impacts within our…
Malaysians eat a whole lot of rice. Rice is a ubiquitous staple food for the majority of Malaysians, rarely can we go for a day without…
With the support of the GEF SGP UNDP Grant program and our partners at Yellow Tree, we designed and piloted Langit’s Agribusiness Incubator Program earlier this…
Do you know that Heirloom Black Rice have many varieties?🤔Langit currently identified 3 different Black Rice varieties that's grown in the highlands of Lawas, Sarawak. They…
Progress cannot happen alone. We look forward to opportunities to design more need-based learning experiences for communities as we play our small role to empower them…
How many Malaysian rice varieties do you know? What is heirloom rice? Why is traditional rice farming different from conventional farming? Find out more of these…
We spent a week in the villages of Long Semadoh Valley in March to meet with Langit’s network of farmers to collect data on farming practices,…
The farm to table movement has become a much-embraced concept in the culinary world. These days, sourcing fresh and high quality ingredients that are grown sustainably…
Read about our 2-day community workshop for women entrepreneurs in Kampung Segama, Sabah. Designed to empower and provide actionable insights for their businesses.
Land Equals Livelihoods There is no denying that modern-day economic development is a significant contributor to social inequality and environmental degradation. Moving from an agrarian to…
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Chefs, retailers, teams planning a learning journey — or anyone curious about where their rice comes from. We'd be glad to hear from you.