Building a Community
For Farmers,
By Farmers
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Connection is Important!
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Your one-stop destination for all things about farming information. Looking for a community of like-minded farmers? Have questions you want answered? Do you simply want a share of all the verified and ready-made information relevant to farmers in the Caribbean? All it takes is 👇
Why Join Us?
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Access Expert Knowledge
We are building a farmer community that includes agriculture experts from around the world. We partner with agronomists at the University of the West Indies, SAWBO, Sprout Open Content, University of Guelph,
EastWest Seed Knowledge and YOU!
For Farmers, by Farmers!
Our goal is to bring you access to the information that YOU need. Our safe community network will serve as a meeting place for you and all your farming peers!
You can ask and answer questions, create collaborations and build community trust.
Farming can be tough sometimes
- we understand.
As small-scale farmers you face numerous challenges every day.
It’s difficult to get timely information on climate adaptation and find the necessary funding.
Or, know where to get up-to-date solutions for the diseases and pests affecting your crops or livestock…and much more.
That’s why we’re here. We connect you with each another and the power of knowledge
A Community for Opportunity
What You'll Be Getting
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We are Ready for You to Connect!
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Access to our free digital library and videos.
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Easy sign up with your email address.
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A safe digital community space
Our Farmers Say:
The number one problem standing in the way of farmers achieving sustainable success is lack of knowledge in capacity building and agribusiness development.
- St. Lucia
Agriculture requires investment, not only in facilities but people. We need technology that supports
farmer organization, information sharing and transfer of knowledge on agribusiness and markets.
- Trinidad & Tobago
It would be nice to have an agriculture platform so all Caribbean farmers could link with one another to exchange knowledge, instead of searching and searching the internet.
- Grenada
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