
To strengthen organizational solidarity and farmers’ readiness in absorbing modern agricultural innovations, Lentera DESA from the Faculty of Agriculture UGM conducted training on group dynamics and institutional capacity for agricultural drivers in the Special Region of Yogyakarta. This training was enthusiastically attended by members of Women Farmer Groups (KWT), Farmer Groups (Poktan), and Combined Farmer Groups (Gapoktan) from various regencies/cities across DIY.
The learning session was designed to be interactive, participatory, and communicative by combining presentations, focused discussions, and group game simulations. This approach was implemented to build a deep understanding that the successful adoption of technology—such as precision and high-economic-value hydroponic cultivation systems—strongly relies on internal management cohesion, open communication, and equitable role distribution within farmer institutions.


