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Farmer Taing Han harvests a handful of long yard beans.

Stories from the Field

A Return to Cambodia Leads to Farming for Taing Han

At age 42, Taing Han is finally where he wants to be—at home in Cambodia with his family, amid thriving rows of yard long beans. After spending 12 years as a migrant construction worker abroad, he returned to Kampot Province in 2022 and began to grow vegetables.

Uwandiya Alhaji smiles broadly as she holds up tomatoes from her harvest.

HortiNigeria Expands Opportunities for Women Farmers

Elijah Mwashayenyi, EWS-KT's Head of Knowledge Transfer for Africa, shakes hands with Rose Amulen, AVSI Foundation's Senior Program Officer for Economic Inclusion.

A Unique Partnership in Western Uganda

Two women work in a a vegetable garden in the courtyard of a house.

Home Gardening in Bangladesh: Engaging Women in Agriculture

WUR plant pathologist Peter Kromann and training of trainers participants look at plants in the learning farm.

New Learning Farm in Bangladesh Hosts Training of Trainers

Group of farmers and trainers in a cabbage field.

Touring Vegetable Farming Impact in Kano, Nigeria

Hadija Muhidini, seated , at the women's conference in Iringa.

Vegetable Farming as a Path to Economic Empowerment in Tanzania

Amena Begum sifts her harvested vermicompost over a blue tarp.

Vegetables and Vermicompost: Amena’s Story

Farmer Abdul Jalil Akon holds a handful of vermicompost in front of the concrete rings that hold his vermicompost operation.

Vermicompost Production: Enriching the Soil for Better Vegetables

EWS-KT Philippines staff stand with Luis D. Bausa, the Private Sector Representative on the ATI PAF-ESP Accreditation Council. EWS-KT Philippines Knowledge Transfer Manager Girlie Frando holds the certificate of accreditation.

EWS-KT Philippines Accredited as National Extension Service Provider