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Water for Gardens (ecard)

$50.00

This gift enables small-scale farmers to utilise basic forms of irrigation

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This gift supports practical farming solutions that can help small-scale farmers make better use of available water and build greater resilience to changing weather conditions, reliable access to water can help farmers establish crops, maintain healthy plants and extend growing seasons, supporting more consistent harvests and improving household food security. Simple irrigation methods can include hoses, pipes, water storage and small pumps or gravity-fed systems, helping farmers direct water from an available source to their gardens and growing areas.

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This gift supports practical farming solutions that can help small-scale farmers make better use of available water and build greater resilience to changing weather conditions, reliable access to water can help farmers establish crops, maintain healthy plants and extend growing seasons, supporting more consistent harvests and improving household food security. Simple irrigation methods can include hoses, pipes, water storage and small pumps or gravity-fed systems, helping farmers direct water from an available source to their gardens and growing areas.

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