Why climate change should matter to you
04 July 2019
Seventeen-year-old work experience student, Lilli Palmer, discusses climate change's impact on the Global South and how African farmers are dealing with a crisis created elsewhere.
Blogs
The parallels between British and Kenyan farming
15 May 2019
The produce, geography and contexts differ, but there are parallels in the challenges farmers in Africa and the UK encounter, as well as similarities in the solutions Farm Africa and the British National Farmers Union deliver. The NFU’s Adam Bedford explores.
Coffee is life
04 April 2019
What does coffee mean to you? For some, it’s a daily boost, for others it’s a cheeky excuse to see loved ones. For the people that grow coffee, it means the world.
Growing Futures - A Lesson in Sustainability
15 February 2019
Ruth Wells reflects on her recent visit to see Farm Africa's work in western Kenya, and how she found the projects to be environmentally, economically and socially sustainable.
The sprouting of a new food movement
19 June 2018
The new Chefs for Change movement unites the world’s best chefs with the world’s most remote communities in transforming lives through sustainable farming.
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