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Fruit of Life (no card)

$45.00

This gift provides fruit trees and root crops to produce sustainable food for families in need

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This gift provides fruit trees and root crops to produce sustainable food for families in need. Fruit trees can provide seasonal produce over many years, while root crops such as sweet potato, cassava and taro can provide reliable, energy-rich food and are well suited to local growing conditions. Support may include planting materials, soil preparation and other basic inputs needed to establish and maintain productive gardens. Growing food at home can help families improve nutrition, strengthen food security and reduce reliance on purchased food. Once established, fruit trees and root crops can continue producing food for years, providing a practical and sustainable resource for families and future generations.

Description

This gift provides fruit trees and root crops to produce sustainable food for families in need. Fruit trees can provide seasonal produce over many years, while root crops such as sweet potato, cassava and taro can provide reliable, energy-rich food and are well suited to local growing conditions. Support may include planting materials, soil preparation and other basic inputs needed to establish and maintain productive gardens. Growing food at home can help families improve nutrition, strengthen food security and reduce reliance on purchased food. Once established, fruit trees and root crops can continue producing food for years, providing a practical and sustainable resource for families and future generations.

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