This is the main facility that accommodates student research and practicum activities. The experimental garden is divided into upper and lower fields, with a total area of ​​approximately 25 hectares. This area consists of rice paddy plots for rice variety trials (such as Sokan, Inpari 42, and 1000 Kantang) and dry land for horticultural crop cultivation, organic fertilizer testing, and soil management.

Greenhouse / Wire House

Provides a controlled research environment for studies requiring temperature, humidity, and protection from external disturbances, thus supporting more specific and measurable experiments.

Upper Field Facilities

The upper field features a compost house and an integrated farming system that supports organic material processing, agricultural waste management, and the application of sustainable agricultural technologies.

Supporting Infrastructure

Supported by a piped irrigation system, land preparation area (plowing), and sanitation facilities to facilitate practicum and field research activities.

Use & Function

Practical Learning

Students gain hands-on experience in the field observing plant growth, testing theories, and understanding soil characteristics.

Open Research

This space serves as a research space for lecturers and students to test hypotheses related to pests, plant diseases, nutrients, and cultivation management.

Variety Development

This space serves as a trial location for various superior agricultural crop varieties.

Sustainable Land Management

This space is used for land management and soil quality improvement, including addressing soil degradation such as Ultisols through the application of organic matter.