Farm Field Day | Hope Through Farming

Field Day

Mission of Hope’s Farmer Training and Ag Programs are designed to empower Haitian farmers with the knowledge, skills, and resources they need to grow crops and have sustainable food sources. Being equipped with this knowledge and skillset is incredibly beneficial, especially given the current nutrition crisis Haiti is experiencing.

This past month, as part of the Farm Field School project, the staff organized a Field Day. It's an occasion for farmers to share advanced techniques needed to maximize crop yields and revolutionize local farming practices and adoption. This year, stations were put together to explain the different crops to the guests. Over 250 people attended.

The Crop Stations

Despite the ongoing food shortage, Mission of Hope is actively working to train farmers to grow their own crops, which will provide food for their families and allow them to sell and earn an income. We are so thankful for programs like this and partners like The Woodlands Church who believe in the life-changing work Mission of Hope is doing.

We are so proud of these students and believe God will use the resources they have been equipped with and the resources you donate to change lives.


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Oct 29, 2024

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