A Multi-Pronged Approach to Food Security
June 6, 2025
Program farmers Martine, Hamado and Mariam attest to the ways in which their lives and family food security have changed for the better after receiving training from local partner ODE. […]
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Shared Efforts Bring Shared Success
May 27, 2025
In 2024, Mr. Antonio joined the hands-on horticulture program introduced by local partner FUSONA because he saw potential in learning as much as he could about improved farming techniques. He […]
Corn Enriched with Vitamin A is a Winner!
Doris says growing and selling “orange maize,” a Vitamin-A-enriched corn variety developed using conventional plant-breeding techniques, has changed her life. She’s been actively involved with the Lundazi program since its […]
Reconnecting with Nature Through Agroecology
May 9, 2025
Thiokh traces the beginning of her journey of personal transformation to training and practice in agroecology through local partner ELS. Before she received instruction in working the land sustainably, she’d […]
Diversifying Crops and Economic Activities
Alba, 34, is a married homemaker and mother of two who has held a leadership position in her community for four years. She owns seven-and-a-half acres of land. A little […]
Cereal Bank Management Training Critical to Success
May 1, 2025
For a week in February, field staff from local partner RELUFA conducted a field visit to the Far North region to hold a workshop and assess program activities. Community cereal […]
Reviving Farming Skills and Community Resilience
April 23, 2025
Indigenous Bunong people in the eastern highlands of Cambodia are farming once again after suffering internal displacement caused by regional conflicts. Losing access to their traditional lands resulted in the […]
More-Than-Happy Ending After Devastating Loss
March 17, 2025
Don Reynaldo experienced the highs and lows of farming in a single season when a garden full of vegetables he thought he’d lost ended up coming back better than he […]
Anti-Erosion Barriers Make All the Difference
March 6, 2025
Instability of every imaginable sort affects agricultural production in Haiti, including political violence, lack of reliable access to markets, food insecurity, and a wildly unpredictable climate that can bring disasters […]
Doubling the Impact of Farmer Group Participation
The fact that Renuka and her husband both belong to farmer groups has doubled their ability to learn new techniques to diversify their farm, access loans from their farmer savings […]