EMTV in partnership with CPL, hosted the successful screening of its latest film documentary, “Farming PNG” last night at the Paradise cinema.

EMTV is pleased to announce the official launch of its third film documentary, “Farming PNG”.

The last episode of Farming PNG will land in Kokopo to uncover some of the successes and challenges of the cocoa industry, but not before looking at the history of one of the most emblematic places in Papua New Guinea.

This episode of Farming PNG takes a close look at the oil palm industry in West New Britain, where major corporations such as New Britain Palm Oil and Hargi Oil Palms Limited have forged successful synergies with small holder farmers in what is perhaps one of the most important crops in Papua New Guinea.

Farming PNG goes to the port city of Lae, looking to uncover some of the challenges facing the agriculture industry in Papua New Guinea.

The third episode of Farming PNG lands in Goroka, the gateway for the country’s coffee industry, where some of the specialty PNG beans are selected and packaged for the domestic as well as the international markets.

Farming PNG in the Western Highland looks for the origin of agriculture in this part of the world, passing through the Kuk Archaeological site, where anthropologists dug up remains of agricultural tools that go back to 10.000 years ago.

This is the first episode of Farming PNG.

80 percent of Papua New Guineans live in rural areas, and to this demography, agriculture isn’t merely a topic for discussion but their source of livelihood.

FARMING PNG | A journey to the past, present and future of PNG’s agricultural industry.

FARMING PNG | A journey of the past, present and future of PNG’s fast growing agricultural industry.

FARMING PNG | A journey of the past, present and future of PNG’s fast growing agricultural industry.