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Celebrating our 100th script package
In May 1979, our first script package was mailed to 34 broadcasters in South Asia, Latin America and Africa. The scripts covered a number of…
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Who should tell the small-scale farmer’s story? They should.
Privat Tiburce Massanga, a Congolese journalist, has written for Barza Wire since 2011. In December 2007, Farm Radio International launched Farm Radio Weekly, a…
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Launching Barza Wire: Same great stories with a new name
Farm Radio International has been serving farm radio broadcasters for 35 years, providing them with valuable agricultural advice and tips on creating an impactful broadcast.…
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Audio postcard: How to write a successful radio drama
Tony Mushoborozi, 34, is a script writer from Kigezi, Uganda. He is currently working on a mental health radio drama to be aired on radio…
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Counting on cassava
In many parts of Africa, cassava is one of the most important crops for small-scale farmers. Farmers have come to rely on the carbohydrate-rich tuber…
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Winter Network News: Read it before the summer!
In case you didn’t get a chance to read the winter edition of Network News, we have some exciting updates on Farm Radio International’s work…
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Healthy Communities Script Package Launched!
Farmers don’t just need information on crops, livestock and getting their produce to market, they also need to make sure that they along with their…
Read MoreWorld Food Day: Farmers call for a united front against hunger in Burkina Faso (by Inoussa Maiga, for Farm Radio Weekly)
Saïdou Ouedrago is a farmer in Koualga, a village in southern Burkina Faso. He is a happy man. His wheat fields promise a good harvest…
Read MoreFarm Radio Weekly Launches a new Series of Scripts on Maternal Health
The health and survival of women during pregnancy and childbirth is an important issue throughout the world, but particularly for rural families in resource-poor countries. …
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