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 […]
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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 […]
Small Investment, Big Rewards
A small startup investment from World Hope International Cambodia plus some agricultural training has been transformational for Sokhun and her family. They no longer have to migrate to find work […]
SMART Marketing a Smart Move for Malawi
The former subsistence farmers of Blantyre have come a long way since the initial days of learning conservation-farming techniques that allowed them to grow food sustainably for home and market. […]
Bugs, Begone! With Bio-Pesticides
March 5, 2025
Villagers are proud of the fact that they successfully thwarted a caterpillar infestation using the organic or “bio” pesticides they’d learned to make. Especially since chemical pesticides had previously had […]
Low-Cost Organic Pesticides Finally Bring Success
February 28, 2025
Monira and her large household are better off financially and finally getting some delicious, homegrown, organic vegetables in their diet. And all because Monira had the good fortune to meet […]
Back to the Land and a Better Life
February 24, 2025
The COVID-19 pandemic found Eulogio and his family living and working in a city and caused them to have to return to the country, where he grew up. The move […]
Remote Community Organizes, Gets Results
A remote community with very little in the way of infrastructure is now on its way to connecting to markets with training from local partner Occupation of Rural Economic Development […]
Empowered Women Farmers Share Their Bounty
February 14, 2025
Daw Win Aye* is still growing rice and black gram beans … and, now, so much more. The program’s focus on supporting women farmers has made it possible for people […]