We aim to demonstate the connection between personal change and sustainable agricultural development. We encourage farmers across the world to be socially responsible partners by emphasizing the importance of a values-based approach.
Who we are
A network of farmers committed to produce the food everyone needs, to care for natural resources and to be a responsible partner in the policy-decision processes about the future of agriculture
Why Farmers’ Dialogue
The world relies on agriculture to be fed, to eradicate poverty and to protect environment. Farmers can create hope and vision, bring sustainable solutions and act as changemakers in their community.
Monica and Colin Haworth are retired fruit growers in Cheshire, England. Monica joined the agricultural chaplaincy team in 2009 following the suicide of her eldest son. Part of her role is to support farming families who have been bereaved by suicide. Following the care offered by the team, in all the years they have worked with farmers, amazingly no farmer has gone on to harm themselves.
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Did you know?
There are 1.2 billion people living in poverty. That 40% of the global population works in agriculture. Globally, there are 811 million people who are chronically undernourished.
Let's change that.
By donating any amount, you can support our efforts to eradicate poverty.