Helping People Around The World Farming God's Way
Network of Christian Ag Professionals seeks to connect those serving overseas with people working in US agriculture. The workshops will facilitate this networking through technical training and discussions. For more information check back on the website or sign up for email updates here: https://www.agristewards.org/contact/
This will be our fall NETCAP training.
This is a follow-up in more detail to Farming God’s Way. You’ll have to have been through FGW once before you can come to the special vegetable training. Sign up or get in contact if you want to sponsor a student or attend this event.
We’ll be teaching Farming God’s Way for 3 days in August. If you are interested in learning more or want to sponsor a student, contact us.
We are planning a trip to Barranquilla, Columbia to teach Farming God’s Way. The trip is at the end of August and we’re putting together our team now. Let us know if you are interested in supporting or going on this trip.
Barranquilla, Columbia
August 26, 2023 – September 1, 2023
Teaching Farming God’s Way
$1,200
We are putting together a trip to Chiapas, Mexico on March 4-12 We will be teaching 2 Farming God’s Way trainings. Approximate cost: $1,500. Fill out our contact form to get more information.
Description: While I have traveled to Central and South America a number of
times, this was the first trip I wore my agricultural hat while travelling. To my knowledge, this was the first time FGW has been taught in Spanish! I wasn’t really sure what to expect, I assumed they would know a little more than the Africans I typically teach. Nicaragua is the second poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere behind Haiti. I was invited down to teach by Nicaragua Resource Network otherwise known as NRN. Download to read more….
Description: It was a hot week. I could feel beads of sweat rolling down my back and chest as I stood in front of the
church and taught. My eyes were watering from the smoke drifting in the side door where the ladies were busy preparing our lunch. In the midst of a little physical discomfort, I kept reflecting on how happy I was to be back in Nicaragua. We were in the small community of Abangaca, just outside of Leon. The attendance was a little smaller than most trainings, but never have I answered so many questions. I found it very difficult to keep on schedule because of the intense interest of the participants. Download to read more….