Wednesday 28 February 2018
Namanganga Community Farm
By funding the well, the Namanganga community has been able to pursue some income generating projects, including brick making, a farm which grows crops and raises livestock such as chickens, goats, pigs and cows. Most impressive to me was the Bee Farm located on the premises. They are able to produce honey to sell on the market. All produce and animals provide food for the village and the excess is sold at market. This allows the community to buy needed items, pay school fees and continue their community development.
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This looks like something we all could do. Look after a few hives to support the bee population and help others to have organic honey. Can't wait to hear your experience. - Pat
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