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Previous Projects

Over the years, SFHC has pioneered and experimented with a variety of approaches to addressing food security, nutrition and health with climate change adaptation. Some of these projects are no longer appropriate for our current size and situation, and have been wrapped up to be replaced with new programs. We’ve learned lots at each step of the way!

The Malawi Farmer-to-Farmer Agroecology project

FARM for Biodiversity project

InnovAfrica

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2 New Research Papers: 2022

September 23, 2022

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We are proud to share new research from our team within the last year! Both works come from our FARMS for Biodiversity Project, and they include a research approach to transdisciplinary agroecology and an assessment of local views… Read More

A week of delicious recipe-sharing

August 6, 2022

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Over one week, the SFHC team traveled to village areas Luzi, Kamwe, Kavula, and Mlimo to conduct recipe demonstrations. Farmers learned new and different recipes using locally grown crops. The training provided aimed to promote household nutrition and… Read More

Successful Seed Fair held at SFHC Centre

August 6, 2022

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In July, the seed fair at SFHC gathered farmers from many village areas to showcase their different seed varieties and discuss agricultural practices and methods. Farmers presented their assortment of indigenous, local, and hybrid seeds and shared their… Read More

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