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Training on farm succession

"My ambition is to have my own farm. So, after this trip it has more adding value to me on how to start your farm."

Agriterra Magazine, including Annual Report 2018

In 2018, Agriterra continued to focus on strengthening of cooperatives and farmer organisations, contributing to the socioeconomic progress of the people in the countries where we are active.
 

7 stories of ambitious farmers around the world (part 6)

Agriterra reaches almost 700,000 farmers, organised in in more than 250 cooperatives.
We interviewed 7 farmers from Nepal (2), Peru, Uganda, Philippines, China and Ethiopia to find out if their situation has been changed.
How was their situation several years ago (or before their membership), what has happened during their membership, what were the most significant changes in their situation and how did the changes come about?

Below you can read the story of Dilli Ram Khatiwada from Nepal.

7 stories of ambitious farmers around the world (part 5)

Mugisha Crescent from Uganda wrote a blog about his visit to the Netherlands in 2018. He was one of the participants of the Youth Leadership Master Class. 

7 stories of ambitious farmers around the world (part 4)

This time you can read the story of Tang Wenkang from China. 

Dairy quality in Kenya

Willèmke Boer is a Dutch student from HAS Den Bosch. She is in Kenya for three months to do an internship at Tuluga Dairy Cooperative. The main objective of the assignment will be to develop dairy quality control systems and develop a culture of quality focus in the dairy products. She wrote a blog about her first impressions.  

7 stories of ambitious farmers around the world (part 3)

This time you can read the story of Jordan Mendania from the Philippines

Check the facts

The best way to find out how Agriterra works is to see how cooperatives have improved and grown. We are proud of the achievements of farmers, board, management and extension workers of our cooperatives worldwide.