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New name, Brethren porridge, grant opportunity
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GFI Newsletter Summer 2024
Greetings from the new manager, second motor for Uganda flour mill
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Stories of your support: GFI Grants transforming land and people
Llano Grande, Ecuador
This video is from the El Mesias congregation in Llano Grande, which is part of the greater Quito urban area. The GFI recently gave a second grant to support an expansion of the church’s community garden through the Fundacion Brethren y Unida (Brethren and United Foundation) in Ecuador. The grant was $8,000 and primarily will be used to build a cistern and install a sprinkler system for irrigation.
“La Chacra” (sometimes written “Chakra”) refers to the typical form of agriculture practiced by the Quichua indigenous peoples of the Andes.
Chef Kevin Belton caught up with local beekeeper, David Young, to see how he turned his home into something sweeter than produce.
Church of the Brethren and SIL collaborate on a Soybean Production Guide. Read the story here. Get the Soybean Production Guide here.
Read about an EYN soybean value chain learning trip to Ghana in this Soybean Innovation Lab newsletter.
Read an earlier article on this collaboration with the Soybean Innovation Lab (scroll down).
Find out about the 2016 visit to the Soybean Innovation Lab Soybean Management and Appropriate Research & Technology (SMART) farm in Ghana.
David Young of Capstone 118, GFI partner in New Orleans
Pastor Martin Hutchison of Community of Joy Church of the Brethren