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Training Wednesday, 22 February 2023

Young Chef Club Indonesia - Educational Trip

Young Chef Club Indonesia Takes an Educational Trip to IP Farm to learn more about agriculture

The Young Chef Club Indonesia recently organized an educational trip to IP Farm, a sustainable farm located in Cikole Bandung, West Java. The aim of the trip was to provide young chefs with an opportunity to learn about the importance of agriculture in culinary arts.

The trip included a guided tour of the farm, during which the young chefs were introduced to various crops and agricultural practices. They learned about the process of growing and harvesting Hokkaido corn, as well as the cultivation of different types of mushrooms. The tour also included a visit to the composting area, where the young chefs learned about the importance of sustainable waste management in farming.

The trip was an eye-opening experience for the young chefs, who gained a new appreciation for the role that agriculture plays in the culinary arts. They were able to see first-hand the importance of sustainable farming practices and the impact that they can have on the environment and food production.

The trip was a great success, with the young chefs expressing their gratitude for the opportunity to learn about sustainable food practices and the importance of agriculture in culinary arts. They also expressed their desire to continue learning about these topics and to apply what they have learned in their own cooking.

The Young Chef Club Indonesia is committed to providing educational opportunities for young chefs and promoting sustainable food practices in the culinary arts. The trip to IP Farm was just one example of their dedication to this cause, and they hope to continue organizing similar events in the future.

In conclusion, the Young Chef Club Indonesia's educational trip to IP Farm was a great success, providing young chefs with an opportunity to learn about sustainable food practices and the importance of agriculture in culinary arts. The trip was a great example of the organization's commitment to promoting sustainable food practices and providing educational opportunities for young chefs