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Jessica Calix, a young mother, lives in a small, rural community in Olancho, Honduras. Even though the Olancho region is noted for its agriculture, food for low-income families like Jessica’s
Antonia Can Tiul lives in a remote, rural community in Guatemala. Her parents were farmers who focused on teaching their children to work hard in the field rather than getting
Around the world, the impacts of climate change are being felt with long droughts, erratic rainfall, and changes in the growing seasons. Most global farmers are small-scale, meaning they often
When natural disasters occur, displaced families’ priorities are their safety and ensuring they have enough to eat. Hurricanes, floods, and storms can wash away possessions, savings, and the means for
Harry and Annie Bergshoeff are International Relief Managers with World Renew. They recently spent time in Ambovombe, Madagascar, supporting a food distribution project reaching 2,000 of the most vulnerable households
Psalm 96:12 declares, “Let the fields be jubilant, and everything in them; let all the trees of the forest sing for joy.” (NIV) Yet today, we live in a world
More than 65 percent of people in Tanzania rely on agriculture for their livelihoods, with an estimated eight million households—mostly in rural areas—engaged in farming. Yet across East Africa, changing
World Renew’s Executive Director, Jamie McIntosh, recently visited southern Madagascar with Cheryl Weber, host of 100 Huntley Street. Although the dry season had only just begun, the air was already
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
