Land ownership is at the heart of Agros’ mission. But there are many challenges we face along the way in facilitating land ownership.
Read MoreOur Agros community is a blessing because it is a community who shares in God’s steadfast love.
Read MoreBy coming together, families unlock access to so much more than they can do alone. It is not a lack of hard work or determination… access is what separates subsistence farming from a thriving agribusiness.
Read MoreWelcoming a new child home should be a joyous occasion. Every child should be welcomed with love into the arms of a mother and the safety and warmth of a home. Yet, for many pregnant women living in extreme poverty, the gift of a child can be scary Often, instead…
Read MoreOnly two years ago Maria Rodriguez was experiencing devastating and extreme poverty. Her son suffered chronic malnutrition due to their food insecurity. Maria was depending on the little income she would receive from her husband. A husband, who spends most of the year away from their home doing day labor…
Read MoreThe mothers of the Asich village in Guatemala became a force to be reckoned with in 2021. They represented “Resiliency” more than most…
Read MoreAgros families are experiencing a level of change in their communities that dramatically contrasts with the difficulties many Central American families are experiencing.
Read MoreIn the Agros villages of La Bendición and San José, Nicaragua, 67 farmers have been trained to prepare bio-fertilizers. It can't stop there!
Read MoreCindi was born into a coffee farming family in an Agros village in Honduras - now she's the first college graduate in her family.
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