FARMERS' DIALOGUE

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OUR VISION

  • Where farmers renew their calling to feed the world.
  • Where Science and Economics are geared to human need.
  • To build farmer to farmer links across national boundaries and across set ways of thinking.
  • To create fresh perspectives for our industry.
  • To help farmers see themselves as an immediate road out of poverty for their community.
  • To encourage the consumption of locally grown food.
  • To strike a proper balance between farming and forestry in maintaining our soils.
LATEST NEWS

The founding members of the African Farmers’ Dialogue: Julius Khakula, George Kamau and Duncan Nduhiu, Kenya, Martin Simtenda and Juliana K Swai, Tanzania, Jamil Ssebalu, Andrew Mukhwana and Dorothy Tingu, Uganda, Jim Wigan, UK and Claude Bourdin, France were joined by 240 people from East Africa, Sudan and Democratic Republic of the Congo, for the official launch of the Constitution for the African Farmers’ Dialogue. This is phase one of a programme that began four years ago at a Farmers’ Dialogue in Panchgani, India.

250 people gathered for the official launch of Farmers Dialogue – Africa, Thursday 26 November, at the Africana Hotel in Kampala, Uganda. It included representatives of the Farmers Dialogue in Kenya, Tanzania, Congo, Rwanda, Great Britain and France, who gave evidence of the effect of farmers’ exchanges over the last 15 years.

Sixty farmers from Southern Ukraine met from March 5th to 9th in Krynychky, 100 kms from Dnepropetrovsk, to address factors that limit agricultural production in their country.