On the South coast there are areas where there are many farmers and farmland growing various crops. Then there are areas where there are hardly any farmers. Some people try and farm but aren’t very successful.
There is a lot of potential on the south coast to produce a lot of crops. Almost all the vegetables that are sold in the local market are brought in from other areas in Tanzania, over 300KM away.
This project will help Bobby be able to use land locally as a demonstration plot for Farming God’s Way and start training locals how to use Farming God’s Way. Farming God’s Way is not just another way of farming; it incorporates biblical practices as well as management and technology.
When people start putting Christ first in their lives there will be blessing in other areas of their life, such as their crops. This project will also allow Bobby to be able to attend further trainings with Farming God’s Way in hopes of becoming an accredited trainer in the future.
It will also help offset the cost for locals to be able to attend Farming God’s Way trainings to further their knowledge as well. While Farming God’s Way can really improve a person's livelihood and change their life, the main reason for training people with Farming God’s Way is to be able to share Christ through it.
It is a doorway to share the gospel with locals who have never heard or might be resistant to other methods of the gospel being shared.
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