Auka'napa Farm

25/04/2026

11/04/2026

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09/04/2026

🇵🇬 We welcome and support the Kafana SMU Village mini stockfeed initiative which was recently commended by Prime Minister and supported by EHPG. This project demonstrates the importance of downstream processing of our agricultural produce, where crops such as (kaukau) are transformed into higher-value products like poultry feed. By adding value locally, farmers and communities can move beyond subsistence production and participate in small business and market supply chains. This is a practical pathway for SME development in our rural areas and has potential to be rolled out in our rural communities. A pathway for creating local enterprises, supporting poultry farmers, generating employment, and strengthening the broader agricultural economy in Papua New Guinea. 💯
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By:
Osborne Soso
Farmer

09/04/2026

Today we visited Moses Kisoi at his River side home at Fatau, Waterbung... Thankyou Daddy Kin for the vegies and mountain fruits 💚🇵🇬

27/03/2026

God is good. 🍍🍍🍍💚
Full Truck harvest this morning...
That's roughly 500 pineapples. Our pineapples will sell at the Goroka Markets for K2 - K4.
'Mani stap lo graun blo yumi. Holim graun.'

PC: Osborne Soso

26/03/2026

Garden Kaikai Tasol but em best yet 😋
Our garden food is better & so much healthier..
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21/03/2026

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PNG government recently passed the vagrancy Act. They may help bring some order to our towns and cities. But let’s be honest, this is only treating the symptoms and not the real problem.
Our people are not moving into places like Port Moresby, Lae or the emerging cities like Mt Hagen, Madang and Goroka NOT because they want to loiter. They are moving because life in the rural areas is becoming HARDER and HARDER to sustain. Iv had the opportunity to travel to some of the rural parts of PNG and seen that the issues they have are Schools without teachers and teaching materials, clinics without health workers and medicine, and communities without roads. Futher basic infrastructure for Telecom and electricity nogad olgeta. 50 years on and some of our rural stations or outposts should have had roads by now. So how do we expect people to stay??
If farmers cannot get their coffee, copra, Cocoa or fresh produce to the market, how do they earn a living? If basic services are missing, how do families survive?
The real solution is not just controlling movement. It’s investing in our rural communities. Build roads. Staff and equip our schools, Equip and staff our health centers. Increase Support to agriculture and local businesses. When people can thrive where they are, they won’t need to leave.
Until then, we are only putting a band-aid on a much deeper issue.

Goroka Farmer 🍍
Osborne Soso

22/02/2026

Our New pineapple Plots flourishing with life 🤍💚🧡 🍍

21/02/2026

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10/02/2026

Same picture, different angle, and somehow it feels even more beautiful 😍
Sometimes all it takes is a new perspective 🏔


Pc: Osborne Soso

07/02/2026

Helping Dad load Pineapples 🍍 💚



PC: Osborne Soso

26/01/2026

Brothers time out💪❤
Goroka Picnic Park