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Favorite photos of 2015

Before 2016 gallops too quickly along, we wanted to share some of our favorite 2015 photos with you. They capture fisher-businessmen, pudgy cheeks, a blessed new Agros community in Nicaragua, and new coffee technology. 2015 was a courageous year at Agros, thanks to you, as we launched 50 families out…

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Community health update: Zika

Zika. You’ve probably heard frightening stories lately of a new virus in Latin America causing terrible birth defects. This month the World Health Organization called the outbreak a public health emergency. We wanted to give you an update with the facts you need to know about the virus, how it’s spread,…

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Village Christmas Traditions: Honduran Nacatamales

During Christmas in Bella Vista, Honduras, each family sends plates around of their favorite dish to share. For Blanca Medrano, an entrepreneurial mom of two, this means taking at least one full day off from the coffee harvest. She has a lot of work to do to get prepared for…

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Donor Perspective: Kathy Robertson In Tierra Nueva

KATHY SHARES HER BEAUTIFUL PHOTOS AND STORIES FROM TIERRA NUEVA © Kathy Robertson [Treasures I Seek] The Agros donor community is gracious, inspiring and supportive; we couldn’t do the work we do without them. And Kathy Robertson, an elder at Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole, is no exception. After getting…

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Labor of Love

NORLAN'S STORY MEET NORLAN. Why? Because he is a rock star pepper farmer who is moving his family out of poverty forever by doing what it takes to grow a highly profitable (but highly difficult and labor-intensive) crop: Peppers! Norlan Lopez lives in San Jose, one of our villages in Nicaragua.…

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