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Learn about the services and resources that Farm Radio International delivers to its network of broadcasters — and how broadcasters use those tools to drive positive change in communities.
Read MoreBureau chiefs reflect on 600 editions of Barza Wire
To celebrate the 600th issue of Barza Wire, we spoke with Mark Ndipita and Ali Saouadogo, the Barza Wire bureau chiefs who work with writers from across sub-Saharan Africa to produce Barza Wire Farmer stories. They shared their experience working on Barza Wire over the years, as well as their hopes for the publication in the future.
Read MoreSpotlight: 10 years on, Uganda’s Radio Simba develops sustainable radio programs on orange-fleshed sweet potatoes
A radio series broadcast nearly 10 years ago has inspired Uganda’s Radio Simba to develop a sustainably viable agricultural program that continues today.
Read More300 African broadcasters learn radio design through e-course
Farm Radio International recently wrapped up its largest-ever e-course, with record registration and offered for the first time in French.
Read MoreSupporting broadcasters during COVID-19: One year later
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Farm Radio International has supported radio stations in delivering life-saving, accessible messages at-scale to the vulnerable populations who needed them most.
Read MoreNgoundiane FM: Farm Radio’s 1,000th broadcasting partner
Farm Radio International is excited to welcome our 1,000th broadcasting partner to our network: Ngoundiane FM
Read MoreSupporting radio journalism in the time of COVID-19
Farm Radio International is supporting African broadcasters in reaching rural audiences with critical information about COVID-19
Read MoreFarm Radio International’s 2019 Top 10
A lot happened in 2019. It was a big year for people around the world, and for us here at Farm Radio International it was no different. Here’s our 2019 Top 10!
Read MoreFrom farm to air: the making of a radio program
We tagged alongside Abdul Mohammed Dahim, a broadcaster with Radio 123 in Tamale, Ghana, to interview farmers for an upcoming radio program.
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