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ENDING POVERTY TOGETHER

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Farmers Grow Better Together in Rwanda

Jean Marie Musengimana lives in the Mayange community in Rwanda with his wife and their four children, three boys and a girl. Today he is a successful farmer whose business is growing and thriving. He shares what he has learned with other farmers in Mayange, strengthening the entire community. But it wasn’t always this way. […]

What Is the Meaning of “Whoever Watches the Wind Will Not Plant”?

It’s planting season in the northern hemisphere. For gardeners like me, spring is the most hopeful time of the year. My garden is full of young plants promising tomatoes, melons, and zucchini by the end of the summer. Of course, not every plant will produce what its seed packet promises. That’s part of the fun […]

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Farmers Grow Better Together in Rwanda

What Is the Meaning of “Whoever Watches the Wind Will Not Plant”?

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