Forest Garden Program

Successful agroforestry starts with thoughtful site selection. Factors like soil quality, water availability, slope, and sunlight all influence how well trees and crops can grow together.

Selecting the right location ensures that trees support—not compete with—agricultural production,

Good agroforestry practices boost biodiversity by integrating trees, crops, and livestock, creating diverse habitats for various species. This approach enhances soil health and provides food and shelter for wildlife, increasing populations of birds, insects, and other organisms,

Our current food systems contribute to 21% - 37% of global greenhouse gas emissions, intensifying the climate crisis. By teaching farmers climate-smart techniques through the Forest Garden Approach, we're mitigating these effects, leading to lower emissions and a healthier planet.

Despite modern farming efforts, people still face hunger. Through the Forest Garden Approach, we’re ensuring that farmers produce more food, both for their families and communities, reducing hunger and also creating a positive environmental impact.

🌳 Dedication and knowledge-sharing are key to the success of Forest Gardens! After completing our comprehensive training program, farmers are eager to pass on their newfound expertise to others in the region. This ripple effect strengthens communities and boosts the impact of Forest

“IPM [Integrated Pest Management] training is helping us stay away from artificial pesticides. It is easy and affordable to make,” says Silvano Ojiambo.