Famers are facing growing challenges.
With little to no access to irrigation, electricity, or reliable markets, farming alone doesn’t provide a stable livelihood - so many must supplement their income by working as labourers on other farms or through government schemes.

Their families make do with what they have.
Without reliable infrastructure, financial tools, or climate-resilient support, breaking out of subsistence farming is incredibly difficult. Yet, there is momentum for change.

But there is hope.
Introducing diverse cropping systems can extend harvest periods and spread risk, ensuring income throughout the year. Drip irrigation and organic soil enhancements can further improve yields, while participation in local cooperatives can enable fairer pricing and better market access.

Thriving farms could lead to stronger communities.
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