This study introduces a service design proposal for a user-participating farming platform. The project responds to three backgrounds :: the increasing demand for rural harvest experiences, rising agricultural product prices due to inflation, and a growing labor shortage in farming due to urbanization and an aging population. Using the design verb "Lower," the proposal aims to reduce entry barriers between urban and rural communities by creating a cultural bridge through experience-based consumption. The platform allows urban users to become one-day farmers, working for 1–3 hours and taking home part of the harvest. This approach encourages intergenerational and urban-rural interaction, offers meaningful experiences, and helps farmers with labor needs. Future research includes case studies and service design proposals using design thinking.