We are social entrepreneurs, scientists, agronomists, engineers, farmers, food supply-chain experts, and carbon market professionals working at the intersection of empathy, science, and technology. Together, we are building the infrastructure for a regenerative future — where agriculture supports climate goals, soil health, and farmer livelihoods all at once.
👀 Sneak peek of our traction
Kaset Thai International Sugar Corporation PCL 🎋
10K farmers with 64,000+ hec of farmland
Araya Farm Community Enterprise 🌾
300+ farmers with 1,200+ acres of farmland
Remove 200K tonnes of CO2
Restore 60K hectares
Enhance soil health with biochar
Scaling across Thailand
Across key crops: sugarcane, rice, rubber, oil palm, durian, cacao, coffee, coconut etc.
Lam Luk Ka Rice Farmer Cooperative 🌾
35 farmers with 1,000+ acres of farmland
Happy Grocers Farmer Network 🥑 🍊 🥭 🥥 🍉 🥬 🥕 🍅
300+ farmers with 500+ acres of farmland
Impact 180K farmers
ROI, PM2.5, soil health, access
Reduce 30% of N Fertilizer
By boosting fertilization efficiency
ASEAN Expansion
Apply what we've learned to our neighboring countries
Our mission is to make regenerative agriculture truly accessible — not just for certified organic farmers, but for the millions of non-organic smallholder farmers who grow our food and sustain our landscapes. For them, the transition isn’t just about affordability — it’s about having access to the right support system, so they can move confidently and collectively with their neighbors and communities. Regeneration must be a shared journey, not a solo risk.
We believe radical listening is the key to that transition — understanding the lived realities of farmers and designing solutions with them, not for them. At Happy Ground, we build bridges between the field and the boardroom, empowering both farmers and investors with tools for traceability, impact, and data-driven decision-making.
Thailand is the perfect place for us to start. With its diverse agroecological zones, tropical climate, and socio-economic context shared across Southeast Asia, it offers a blueprint we can adapt to other countries across the region — and beyond. After all, the majority of the world’s farmers are smallholders in the tropics, and they are the key to any global climate solution.
Our journey began with Happy Grocers, a sustainable food platform launched during the COVID-19 crisis. In a time of uncertainty, we connected a fragmented market — building an e-commerce platform that promoted fair trade, embraced ugly produce to reduce food waste, and brought ethically and sustainably sourced food from farms across Thailand directly to people’s homes. Most importantly, we created a space to liberate the unheard stories of farmers, making visible what had long been invisible.
🧑🌾 Partners
Kaset Thai Sugar Corp. – 10,000 farmers, 64,000+ hectares
Lam Luk Ka Rice Cooperative – 35 farmers, 1,000+ acres
Araya Farm Community – 300+ farmers, 1,200+ acres
Happy Grocers Network – 300+ farmers, 500+ acres
🔬 Ongoing Research
Sugarcane, Rice, Rubber, Oil Palm, Cacao, Coffee, Coconut, Durian, Veggies
🔥 Biochar CDR Pilots
Roi Et – Rice straws & stubbles
Lam Luk Ka – Rice straws & stubbles
🎯 Mission by 2030
Remove 200K tonnes CO₂
Impact 180K farmers
Restore 60K hectares
Reduce N fertilizer 30%
Scale across Thailand
Expand to ASEAN
🧑🌾 Partners
Kaset Thai Sugar Corp. – 10,000 farmers, 64,000+ hectares
Lam Luk Ka Rice Cooperative – 35 farmers, 1,000+ acres
Araya Farm Community – 300+ farmers, 1,200+ acres
Happy Grocers Network – 300+ farmers, 500+ acres
🔬 Ongoing Research
Sugarcane, Rice, Rubber, Oil Palm, Cacao, Coffee, Coconut, Durian, Veggies
🔥 Biochar CDR Pilots
Roi Et – Rice straws & stubbles
Lam Luk Ka – Rice straws & stubbles
🎯 Mission by 2030
Remove 200K tonnes CO₂
Impact 180K farmers
Restore 60K hectares
Reduce N fertilizer 30%
Scale across Thailand
Expand to ASEAN
Our mission is to make regenerative agriculture truly accessible — not just for certified organic farmers, but for the millions of non-organic smallholder farmers who grow our food and sustain our landscapes. For them, the transition isn’t just about affordability — it’s about having access to the right support system, so they can move confidently and collectively with their neighbors and communities. Regeneration must be a shared journey, not a solo risk.
We believe radical listening is the key to that transition — understanding the lived realities of farmers and designing solutions with them, not for them. At Happy Ground, we build bridges between the field and the boardroom, empowering both farmers and investors with tools for traceability, impact, and data-driven decision-making.
Thailand is the perfect place for us to start. With its diverse agroecological zones, tropical climate, and socio-economic context shared across Southeast Asia, it offers a blueprint we can adapt to other countries across the region — and beyond. After all, the majority of the world’s farmers are smallholders in the tropics, and they are the key to any global climate solution.
Our journey began with Happy Grocers, a sustainable food platform launched during the COVID-19 crisis. In a time of uncertainty, we connected a fragmented market — building an e-commerce platform that promoted fair trade, embraced ugly produce to reduce food waste, and brought ethically and sustainably sourced food from farms across Thailand directly to people’s homes. Most importantly, we created a space to liberate the unheard stories of farmers, making visible what had long been invisible.
Yes — we’re still running, strong! If you’d like to support smallholder farmers and order veggies grown with love and biochar, head over to 🔗 happygrocers.co 🥬
That trust we built became the foundation for Happy Ground. And though we’ve grown into a climate tech company working with carbon finance and biochar, the heart of Happy Grocers remains unchanged — a commitment to radical listening, and to bridging farmers to the outside world in service of real, community-led regenerative agriculture.
Echoing Green Social Talent
GFFA Delegate – selected by the Royal Thai Embassy in Berlin
Hosted by the German Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture
World Food Forum Delegate – Transformative Research Challenge
Hosted by the FAO of the United Nations at Rome headquarters
Startup Thailand Winner
By Thailand National Innovation Agency
Alumni Achievement
By School of Global Studies at Thammasat University
Wanna learn more?
I'm here to answer your questions 😇
Moh Suthasiny
CO-CEO
📨 moh@happyground.org
👉 LinkedIn
Wanna learn more?
I'm here to answer your questions 😇
Moh Suthasiny
CO-CEO
📨 moh@happyground.org
👉 LinkedIn