Representatives from key institutions such as the Department of Extension of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (DEAFF), the Department of Agricultural Engineering (DAEng), and the Department of Agricultural Land Resource Management (DALRM) were invited to this year's demonstration. They seized the opportunity to emphasize the significance and benefits of conservation agriculture to our smallholder farmers and service providers. Furthermore, they elaborated on how the MetKasekor Model serves as a crucial framework to guide stakeholders in adopting resilient agricultural practices against climate change. Throughout this event over 300 farmers had the opportunity to go through booth to booth to experience new machinery and cover crops seeds which are the essentials for the practice of conservation agriculture. In line with the MetKasekor Model's objective to facilitate private sector investment in conservation agriculture and sustainable intensification, various private companies participated in the demonstration. Companies such as Larano Workshop, SmartAgro, John Deere, Noeurn Workshop, Agricultural and Rural Development Bank, along with several agricultural cooperatives, showcased their products. This engagement aimed to foster collaboration and interaction between these companies and our smallholder farmers and service providers. Overall, the MetKasekor Model continues to expand its reach as an extension model, encouraging the adoption of conservation agriculture practices among smallholder farmers. By fostering private sector investment, this approach not only promotes conservation agriculture but also enhances the productivity of smallholder farmers, creating a more resilient and sustainable agricultural sector.