FarmFest 2025, showcasing a variety of local agricultural and fishery products, opened today and will run until Sunday at Fa Hui Park in Mong Kok.

The carnival includes some 420 stalls with more than 220 offering local produce for sale.

Premium agricultural products on offer – produced by local organic, hydroponic and accredited farms – include cherry tomatoes, cabbages, sweet potatoes and hydroponic microgreens.

Fresh fishery products from local accredited fish farms, such as spiny lobsters, grey mullets, tilapia and speckled blue groupers, are also available.

Additionally, ready-to-cook cherry wood smoked cobia fillet, collagen jelly and Shanghai smoked fish, all developed through co-operation and research between industry, academia, the Agriculture, Fisheries & Conservation Department and the Fish Marketing Organization, will be available for sale at the carnival.

There are stalls selling local delicacies, organic and healthy food, and household goods.

An agricultural zone and a fisheries zone have also been set up to give consumers the chance to learn more about developments in the industry, including how it boosts productivity and uses technology to enhance the quality of local produce.

In addition, FarmFest offers a variety of entertainment, including music and cultural performances, and cooking demonstrations.

The event is open from 10am to 8pm. Admission is free.