Illustrative image: highland forest, mist and a distant waterfall at sunrise, with coffee cherries in the foreground.

Project Orchard Hill Coffee

A technology-enabled coffee production, traceability and agroforestry project.

Orchard Hill Coffee is developing an integrated coffee and agroforestry project in Vietnam’s Central Highlands, connecting precision cultivation, post-harvest quality, digital traceability and international market access.

Explore the Digital Farm
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Project Status

Land & Project Development

In Development

Digital Farm Platform

Project Demonstration

Golden Block

Development Phase

Project Parameters

Planning targets from the project business plan. These are not current production results.

500 HA
Planned Coffee Estate
1.11M
Planned Trees
6.0 T/HA
Target Mature Yield
Central Highlands
Vietnam

Planning target based on the project’s intensive grafted-production system and subject to field validation.

Coffee Strategy

A Farm-to-Cup Specialty Coffee Model

Orchard Hill is building a differentiated coffee business in Vietnam’s Central Highlands, with a focus on Fine Robusta and Liberica.

The strategy is to develop distinctive coffee profiles, establish consistent quality standards and build commercial relationships with specialty buyers, creating value beyond conventional green coffee sales.

Over time, the business aims to expand selectively into roasting, branded coffee products and direct-to-market channels.

Illustrative image: coffee cherries ready for harvest with a highland farm, drying beds and workers in the background at sunrise.
Illustrative coffee-farming scene
Robusta Market Reference External market data · Display only
ROBUSTA chart by TradingView

Project Orchard Hill Coffee

Technology-enabled sustainable coffee & agroforestry platform

The project is being developed through phased land, agronomic, operational, technology and investment workstreams.

Selected planting material. Structured field development. Field development is based on grafted planting material, including selected proprietary scion material (Coffea canephora, Robusta), combined with structured block-level development and digital monitoring through the project’s Digital Farm Control Room.

A project planning target informed by the selected planting material and intensive production model, subject to field validation.

Agronomic Production Architecture

How the production system is designed.

Grafted Production Project Selected

Proprietary Scion Material × Coffea liberica

Field Architecture Planned

3.0 × 1.5 m · ≈2,222 plants/ha

Canopy & Water To Validate / Planned

Multi-stem framework · drip + fertigation

Digital Control Project Demonstration

GIS · Environment · Evidence

Planning Schematic · Digital Twin

Illustrative Agro-Spatial Digital Twin

3.0 m × 1.5 m planning geometry · ≈2,222 plants/ha

Illustrative agro-spatial digital-twin schematic, isometric projection Isometric planning view of two coffee rows 3.0 meters apart, each with three illustrative grafted-plant positions spaced 1.5 meters apart, showing rootstock, graft union and scion canopy layers, a central digital monitoring point, and two precision-irrigation reference lines. Planning geometry only, not a surveyed field record or deployed sensor network. North reference (illustrative orientation only) N 3.0 m inter-row 1.5 m in-row Grafted Production System - Coffea liberica rootstock (Project Selected) with proprietary scion material. Field compatibility and performance: To Validate. Grafted Production System - Coffea liberica rootstock (Project Selected) with proprietary scion material. Field compatibility and performance: To Validate. Grafted Production System - Coffea liberica rootstock (Project Selected) with proprietary scion material. Field compatibility and performance: To Validate. Digital Monitoring Point - illustrative future integration point for soil and environmental observations within the Digital Farm Control Room (Planned). Grafted Production System - Coffea liberica rootstock (Project Selected) with proprietary scion material. Field compatibility and performance: To Validate. Grafted Production System - Coffea liberica rootstock (Project Selected) with proprietary scion material. Field compatibility and performance: To Validate. Grafted Production System - Coffea liberica rootstock (Project Selected) with proprietary scion material. Field compatibility and performance: To Validate. ROW 01 ROW 02
Rootstock Graft union Scion / canopy Monitoring

Technical Parameters

Grafted production Proprietary scion material · Coffea liberica rootstock Project Selected
Spatial geometry 3.0 m inter-row · 1.5 m in-row · ≈2,222 plants/ha Planned
Project planning target 6.0 t/ha mature yield To Validate

Planning framework — not a cadastral survey or deployed field record. Field compatibility, performance and production parameters remain subject to validation.

References: World Coffee Research · Embrapa · project planning framework

Planning framework — field protocols and performance parameters remain subject to site validation.

Digital Farm Control Room

From land to insight.

A digital operating layer is being developed to connect farm blocks, field operations, environmental observations, production records and investment gates, with integrated traceability, ESG, satellite mapping and interactive 360° panorama.

Through the Farm OS dashboard, authorized buyers and partners will be able to log in daily to monitor coffee batches, verified origin and block references, available tonnage, quality and moisture data, traceability records, and order and shipment status.

Project Demonstration

Open the Digital Farm Platform
Illustrative satellite map view from the Digital Farm Control Room, showing the demonstration estate boundary and a highlighted farm block over the surrounding landscape.

Rural Development Platform

Building opportunity beyond the estate.

The project is designed to extend the benefits of coffee development beyond the estate through engagement with smallholder farmers and rural communities. The platform will support access to improved planting material, agricultural knowledge, climate information, technology, market opportunities and skills development, with a focus on creating more resilient and productive rural livelihoods.

Illustrative image: coffee harvesters working among coffee plants in a highland landscape.
Illustrative coffee-farming scene representing the rural development model.

  • Smallholder Development

    Support smallholder farmers with improved planting material, agronomic knowledge and practical farm-management capabilities.

  • Women & Youth

    Create pathways for women and younger rural participants to access skills, technology, entrepreneurship and opportunities within the coffee value chain.

  • Climate Resilience

    Support farming practices, climate information and technology that can improve resilience to weather and production risks.

  • Technology Transfer

    Extend relevant farm-management, traceability, data and agricultural technologies beyond the estate where practical.

  • Market Access

    Help smallholder producers connect with more structured coffee value chains, quality standards and market opportunities.

  • Rural Livelihoods

    Build pathways toward more productive, resilient and sustainable rural livelihoods through participation in the coffee economy.

Programme under development. Impact metrics will be reported only when supported by verified field data.

Illustrative image: ripe coffee cherries in close focus with misty highland forest in the background at sunrise.
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Investment Readiness

A long-term, sustainable coffee investment in Vietnam’s Central Highlands.

Project Orchard Hill Coffee is being developed through phased land, agronomic, operational, technology and investment workstreams.

  • Sustainable Agroforestry

    Coffee, forest and landscape stewardship

  • Phased Development

    Disciplined and transparent project execution

  • Development Approach

    Evidence-led, long-term value creation

Parallel Sourcing & Smart Trading

Building market access before our estate reaches maturity.

While Orchard Hill develops its long-term coffee estate, parallel sourcing is intended to establish an earlier route to market rather than relying solely on future farm harvests.

  • Structured Regional Sourcing

    We aim to source selected Fine Robusta and other suitable coffee lots through qualified regional suppliers, supported by defined quality assessment and procurement standards.

  • Connected Through Farm OS

    Our Farm OS is being developed to support EUDR-related traceability and due-diligence workflows, connecting sourcing records, batch-level quality data, origin information, GIS evidence and applicable compliance documentation. Shipment-level DPP QR codes are designed to help buyers access the supporting records for each lot, with verification status clearly identified.

  • One Standard, Two Supply Channels

    As the business develops, externally sourced coffee and our own-farm production are intended to operate as complementary supply channels, building buyer relationships and commercial reach while our estate matures, with quality, origin transparency and responsible sourcing as guiding principles.

01Parallel Sourcing Inputs

Illustrative image: a regional coffee farm supplying selected lots through qualified suppliers.

Controlled Partner Farms

Selected regional suppliers with defined quality standards.

  • Sourcing
  • Quality Control
  • Origin Verification
Illustrative aerial view of the Orchard Hill estate, shown here as a demonstration of the estate currently in development.

500ha Estate Development

Our long-term coffee estate in development in Vietnam’s Central Highlands.

  • Cultivation
  • Farm Operations
  • Future Production
Input Data

02Digital Operating Layer

  • Satellite & Farm Mapping

  • Field & Sourcing Records

  • Quality Control & Grading

  • Batch Tracking & Traceability

Farm OS Platform

Connecting sourcing, production and commercial operations

  • Data Management & Analytics

  • EUDR Readiness & ESG Records

  • Traceability Evidence

  • Commercial Operations

Output to Markets

03Global Markets

  • Specialty Roasters

  • Traders & Importers

  • Branded Products

  • Direct Shipments