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Aberash was the first woman to join her coffee cooperative in rural Ethiopia. Now, she is trained in coffee production, has improved the quality of her coffee, has links to markets and can send her children to school.
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could help to buy enough disease-resistant beans for two acres of land
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£146
could help provide a grain silo so that farmers can store their harvests safely
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£160
could provide one group of young farmers with high-quality seeds and agricultural training
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£450
could help provide agricultural training for forty farmers
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£1505
could help provide a large greenhouse to grow food in harsh environments
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Farm Africa reduces poverty by helping farmers in eastern Africa to grow more, sell more and sell for more.
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