Markham District continues to lead the way in agricultural transformation, aligning with Papua New Guinea’s National Strategy and Medium-Term Development Plan IV 2023–2027. This progress echoes the vision of the new Morobe Provincial Governor, Hon. Rainbo Paita, to unlock agricultural partnerships and promote value-adding industries, supporting the Prime Minister’s call for national agricultural development. In a landmark achievement, Grow PNG , in collaboration with Papua Ne

Grow Asia was honoured to participate in the International Trade and Sustainable Agriculture Symposium, co-hosted by the Australian Farm Institute (AFI) and the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) in Brisbane, Australia on 4–5 November 2025. The Symposium convened 100 policymakers, researchers, and industry leaders from across the Indo-Pacific to explore how agricultural trade can better align with sustainability objectives to create shared value and long

Partners gathered outside the Kaiapit Lutheran Circuit Hall for a photo shoot following the successful launch of the WAPP at Mutzing Station, Markham District – October 29, 2025 Agriculture remains the backbone of Papua New Guinea’s rural economy, supporting nearly 80% of the population. Yet, challenges such as insecure land tenure, legacy issues from Special Agriculture and Business Leases (SABLs), and limited agricultural partnerships continue to hinder inclusive growth. In