SHI congratulates Ms. Patrona Quib of San Benito Poite, and Mr. Francis Sanchez of San Isidro, on winning Female and Male Farmer of the Year in Belize. Patrona and Francis were selected among hundreds of farmers for their work and dedication to sustainable agriculture, food sovereignty and healthy communities.
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A Personal Message from Panama Farmer, Erick Rodríguez
My name is Erick Rodríguez. I live with my wife Rosalía, my son Alfonso and my daughter Itania in rural Tranquilla, Panama.Before I began working with Sustainable Harvest International, I slashed and burned my scrub land and planted traditional cro
Congratulations to these SHI Participants: Belize's Farmers of the Year!
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El Éxito de Paz
Perched on a hillside, the Paz family farm has a spectacular vantage point of its surroundings: the lush rolling hillsides of the small village of El Robledal, the coffee plantations nestled in forests of inga and guanacaste, the terraced farm plots. The farm is not easily accessible, particularly during the rainy season when monsoon-like downpours flood nearby creeks and create temporary waterfalls that rush down hillsides and paths. In spite of these hurdles, Jose Ramón Paz and his family see no challenge in the rain; only when the rains stop and the crops suffer.
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“Sustainable Harvest International (SHI) is the ideal partner… It is one thing to visit the SHI website and read the various reports and informational materials, but seeing the program in action was incredible. It is obvious that SHI is making a real difference in improving the lives of these farmers and their families.” 


