How to keep simple enterprise-level farm records
You can find links to four educational podcasts, in English and Karamojong, on how to keep simple enterprise-level farm records, […]
Why and how youth should get involved in agriculture
This week’s story from Ghana is about a woman who bravely forges a career in a field that has been […]
Kenya: Poor farm succession planning means women farmers struggle to make a living
Dorothy Achieng stands with her hands on her hips in her pawpaw field on the shores of Lake Victoria. She […]
Nigeria: Rice farmers benefit from keeping records
Luka Akolo smiles and joy spreads across his face. He is busy adding and subtracting different amounts so that he […]
Women and credit – Part 2: Women start a revolving loan fund
Like our story from Kenya, our Script of the week is about a revolving loan fund. Groups that organize themselves […]
How a community in Malawi manages their Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLA)
A Village Savings and Loan Association, or VSLA, is a group of people who pool their savings together to create […]
Kenya: Farmers form village savings group to help each other during COVID-19
It’s early morning and Esther Nyang’ara is busy weeding her maize field and listening to music from a local radio […]
Tanzania: Small-scale farmers increase productivity through targeted loans (IPS News)
Over the past three years, crop productivity has more than doubled in Madaba and Mafinga, Tanzania. This is a result […]
Uganda: Good planning and budgeting help coffee farmers manage money
Josephine Nalwadda is busy analyzing a book where she records savings, plans, and budgets for her coffee enterprise. She regards […]