
Bangladesh: A New Farming Method Transforms a Farmer’s Life
Nearly half of Bangladesh’s workforce is employed in agriculture, with a large majority of rural households relying on farming for at least part of their income. Yet many farmers still
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Nearly half of Bangladesh’s workforce is employed in agriculture, with a large majority of rural households relying on farming for at least part of their income. Yet many farmers still

Alberto Elias, 50, has spent his entire working life farming. A husband and father of eight, he lives with his family in rural Mozambique, where many households depend on agriculture

Many women in the community of Herencia Maya, Guatemala, once looked to the future with uncertainty. As more men left home in search of employment elsewhere, women were often left

Jeremiah Karua lives in a bustling household with eight family members. This farmer has been hit hard by prolonged drought in parts of Kenya. As a result, his family—like many

Like many farmers in rural Uganda, Monday Justus purchased his potato seed at the local market. He worked hard planting and tending his crop, yet season after season he struggled

In Sierra Leone, it is common to see small patches of unhusked rice drying along the side of the road. Spread out in the sun, the rice is partway through

The weather was unpredictable. Too much rain. Then too little. Lydia Waweru was frustrated by her harvests. Her area was receiving little rainfall, and the sandy soil could not retain

Em Mom, 41, grew up in Kampot province in southwestern Cambodia. Following in the footsteps of her parents, Mom took up rice cultivation and small-scale livestock farming to help support

Estela Jaime knows hard work. Alone, she cares for her five children and seven grandchildren, all living in her compound in Nabuzi, in Mozambique’s northernmost province, Niassa. In a country

Shati lives in rural Bangladesh. Recently married, she volunteers with World Renew to teach women in her community about nutrition. She is also a farmer and an aspiring businesswoman who