In Lawe Tawakh Village, Bu Dewi shows how adopting simple Good Agricultural Practices, improving land beds, using better seeds, applying balanced fertilization, and monitoring pests, helped her achieve healthier plants and a 91-kg long-bean harvest in just four rounds, strengthening both productivity and her confidence as a woman farmer.

With improved farming practices through YBTS support, Mama Elisabet Fakdewer has increased her yields and income, completing 15 harvest rounds and planning to expand her cultivation area.

Bu Ayu’s bitter gourd farming journey is a story of resilience, learning, and sweet agricultural success.

The scorching of the sun felt intense, and the wind that was blowing at that time was unable to dispel the heat felt by Adriana Lodo, who was in the neatly lined-up beds of chili plants. The field covers an area of 5 acres, where the orange-colored chili peppers are starting to appear, indicating they […]

Yuliana Bulu, who is familiarly called Mama Yuli, is a member of the Lara Moripa farmer group in Kabalidana Village, West Wewewa District, Southwest Sumba. She is recognized as a resilient woman who supports her family’s need through dedicated efforts in farming, cultivating tomatoes, chilies, and green vegetables such as kale, mustard greens, and spinach. […]