<![CDATA[The Prohutani Sekipan Forest Farmers Group (KTH) in Kalisoro, Tawangmangu, has potential in Sekipan Coffee but is constrained by limited plantation data, maintenance, and marketing. This community service aims to strengthen profit potential through a participatory, data-based approach. The activities included identifying 16 sample trees per farmer using five environmental parameters (height, pH, humidity, moisture, and lux), spatial mapping of the plantation, planting 100 seedlings, providing grass cutters, marketing socialization, promotion at Comparty UNS, and education on plantation management, post-harvest processing, and cupping at the Tawangmangu Coffee Festival 2. The results include a plantation database and map, the realization of crop regeneration, and wider product exposure. From the SDGs perspective, the activity contributes to SDG 8 (economic growth) and SDG 1 through strengthened farmer capacity, SDG 12 through increased post-harvest added value, SDG 15 through mapping and planting for the conservation of the Lawu slopes, and SDG 4 and SDG 17 through the UNS–KTH pentahelix partnership model in coffee edu-tourism.]]>
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