Tanzania
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Farmers First Program Conserves Land and Ensures Healthy Futures
Daudi Makongoro, 91, is married to Tabu Makongoro and together they have 10 children. In 2009, he joined…
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Farmers Develop Farming Skills to Generate Income and Improve Health
Farming is considered a means to address and improve the health, nutrition, and economic well-being of rural women and farmers…
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A Balanced, Nutritious Diet – Growing Strong Villages in Tanzania
Mwabia Bagaile is a resident of the Ragata village in the Bunda District, Tanzania. She has four children, three girls…
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Improving Crop Production and Productivity:
It starts with the seeds!
A sustainable supply of quality seeds is an important ingredient for improving crop production and productivity…more -
Lativa’s Dream Comes True: Achieving Higher Education for her Children
Lativa Ibrahim is a 43 year old, single mother of four. She lives in Kilimatembo village, Tanzania with her children…
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Tanzanian Farmers have a Love for Enhanced Crop Production
Upendo Farmer Field School in Haruzale Village, Tanzania was started in 2010 and has a total of 32 members;…
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Vegetable Gardens: Growing Healthy, Educated Kids
Marietta is 38 years old. She is married to Martin Amnaaye and is the mother of three children. Neema…
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Dairy Goats: Transforming Lives in Tanzania
Sisilia Lazaro lives with her husband and five children in Kambi ya Simba Village, Tanzania. They have a small…
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Rebeka’s Story: The Joy of Providing for her Family
Rebeka Akoonaye, from Kami Ya Simba Village , Tanzania, is a mother of four. She has three boys and…
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Fransiska’s Story: Improved Farming, Improved Living
Good agricultural practices, access to ox ploughs and improved seeds have provided Fransiska with the ability to care for her…
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