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Read MoreAt Farm Radio International, we’ve seen what works when it comes to radio projects. From projects on sweet potato, to those on climate change and women’s rights, we see great results come from informative radio programming time and time again. There’s just one problem. When a project ends, the radio program may end with it,…
Read MoreOur newest edition of “Network News” is now available for download and printing on our website. It is published three times a year and highlights the latest accomplishments of Farm Radio International. This issue touches on: -Our 30th Anniversary -Our work with Trans World Radio in Kenya -Gender Equality and Radio workshop that we ran in Ghana…
Read MoreThe fall issue of Network News, the newsletter we produce three times a year to keep our supporters informed about our work, has been published. Learn about some of the things Farm Radio International has been up to in the past few months. Some highlights include the launch of the Farmer Program e-Course, a new…
Read MoreIn 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 for you! Read why have we created “ Script Packages 2.0” our new and improved script packages now called Resource Packs. Find out why we feel it’s important to focus…
Read MoreOur most recent Network News is hot off the presses. In this issue we meet Dr. Adaptation and learn how his radio show helped Ghanaian farmers adapt to climate change. You will also find out how our latest resource pack will help farmers benefit from cultivating cassava, a climate-friendly and drought tolerant food crop. The…
Read MoreEpisode 1 What do trees have to do with rain? Show Notes Transcript Show Notes Inconsistent rainfall and a lack of reliable water are no small challenge for rural farmers, but two innovative communities in Ghana have found creative solutions to their water issues. The thing they both have in common? Trees! Join us in…
Read MoreEpisode 3 What can fish do to drive recovery after a civil war Show Notes Transcript Show Notes After years of civil war and the challenges of restoring their environment, this community has found an innovative solution-a sustainable fish farm. Meet Betty Achen and Dennis Obute, two community members whose work, land and passion have…
Read MoreIt is estimated that 250 million children under the age of five do not receive enough vitamin A. In Ghana, 72 per cent of children under five are found to be deficient. Deficiency in vitamin A can lead to blindness, lower immunity and other developmental challenges.* Farm Radio International, with the support of the Bill…
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