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Learn moreBariki Kagine harvested about 70 bags of potatoes per acre using conventional methods. His harvests increased after applying climate-smart practices on his own farm. Now a Lead Farmer, he trains others on his own plot and plans to use the practices on a bigger farm.
Read MoreIn Mihama village, Mary Samweli is known as Mama Kuku. A chance sighting of an oversized chicken at Kishapu market launched her poultry business idea. When she lost her savings, she rebuilt with tomatoes, fresh chicks and irrigation. Today she mentors 18 poultry farmers. “The future is still bright,” she says
Read MorePili Makau is a cashew farmer who participated in the Innovating Cashew Value Chain Project (July 2021 – June 2025). By applying Good Agricultural Practices, joining DUGA Agricultural Marketing Cooperative Societies (AMCOS) in Mkinga, and accessing reliable markets through Biotan Group ltd., she increased her cashew production and income.
Read MoreThis story shows how Tumia Dawa Vizuri—a Village Savings and Loan Association (VSLA) group that has transformed from a small community savings group into a powerful engine of economic growth, and agricultural innovation. Their story is not just about agriculture or savings. It is about power, pride, and possibility.
Read MoreAngelika Kitime, a widow and mother of eight from Iringa, turned hardship into opportunity after joining CARE Tanzania’s Farmer Field and Business School project. Through improved farming, savings, and small businesses, she rebuilt her livelihood and secured a more stable future for her family.
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