THE FARMING PROJECT
What if the church could feed the world?
Across sub-Saharan Africa, many people face hunger every day due to factors such as drought, pests, and crop failure.
However, we're proud to partner with Equipping Farmers International (EFI), a non-profit organization that trains farmers in sustainable agriculture techniques to feed themselves and their communities.
By working with and through local churches, EFI empowers farmers to create abundant harvests using methods that care for the environment and promote long-term sustainability.
While struggling for one meal per day is the reality for many families across sub-Saharan Africa, through our partnership with EFI, these families learn new and effective farming techniques that can provide predictable crop yields and resilience without relying on costly fertilizers and equipment. At the same time, the African church engages in discipleship and builds the Kingdom.
When you give to The Farming Project, you help EFI train farmers to feed their families and their neighbors in Jesus' name and for His glory.
However, we're proud to partner with Equipping Farmers International (EFI), a non-profit organization that trains farmers in sustainable agriculture techniques to feed themselves and their communities.
By working with and through local churches, EFI empowers farmers to create abundant harvests using methods that care for the environment and promote long-term sustainability.While struggling for one meal per day is the reality for many families across sub-Saharan Africa, through our partnership with EFI, these families learn new and effective farming techniques that can provide predictable crop yields and resilience without relying on costly fertilizers and equipment. At the same time, the African church engages in discipleship and builds the Kingdom.
When you give to The Farming Project, you help EFI train farmers to feed their families and their neighbors in Jesus' name and for His glory.
We provide training in regenerative agriculture, creating more resilient crops to alleviate hunger for those who are currently in food crisis in the global south. This provides fresh water and improves livelihoods. Learn more: