Community Project:
Ongoing
Agriculture
Hungry for Life entered into a partnership with an organization called You Feed Them to facilitate the ongoing development projects in the community of Yogo.
The You Feed Them goal is to acquire 20 acres of land in the village of Yogo while identifying the best crops and crop rotation for the purpose of training locals on how to plant, harvest, and transport cash crops to the market. In 2012, YFT was able to secure a source of clean water by digging a well and installing a pump and drip irrigation system,
which will triple the number of harvests per year. The farm is projected to not only pay for itself in 2013 but also to be able to produce additional resources for other community
related needs.
Project Updates:
January 15th, 2019
Agriculture in
Kenya
by Silas & Kimberly Oduor
It's a new year and the rains have been blessing the land. The seeds have been planted and watered and the crops are coming up rich and healthy. Oduors are happy to report that
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September 20th, 2017
Agriculture in
Kenya
by Silas & Kimberly Oduor
Thanks to the involvement of a generous donor there continues to be crops and progress on the Yogo Farms. Farm B has now installed sprinkler irrigation for horticultural crops and the system is working well.
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March 1st, 2016
Agriculture in
Kenya
by Silas & Kimberly Oduor
Our farms are doing well, and we are getting the occasional rainfall in Yogo, which boost our confidence that more is on the way. The kales are growing quite strong with the help of watering. Most of the land is being prepped for planting, so ther
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January 1st, 2016
Agriculture in
Kenya
by Silas & Kimberly Oduor
The farms this month are doing better as the rains have slowed.
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December 1st, 2015
Agriculture in
Kenya
by Silas & Kimberly Oduor
December marked a discouraging month for our farms in Yogo. The persistent heavy rains of El Nino are wreaking havoc with lots of flooding.
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October 1st, 2015
Agriculture in
Kenya
by Silas & Kimberly Oduor
On Yogo farms, just before the rains really started we did lose a large crop of onions when our pump broke.
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June 1st, 2015
Agriculture in
Kenya
by Silas & Kimberly Oduor
The rains continued throughout the month, although they had lightened they were consistent and for Yogo, that meant a bountiful harvest. Our onions that we were trying for the first time, were a big success.
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