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I apologize for the late post but here is August’s update: As an overview those of you who are new to this blog and as a review for those who have been following along for a while, I’m going to outline some of the projects that the farm has. We hope through these projects and future projects to create sustainable farming and offer a more enriching life for the locals connected with A Videira Frutífera. First of all we have crops growing on the farm. Currently there are fruit

Hello all! It’s nearing the end of the month again, and not much has happened since the last blog I posted. However, I wanted to give you all an update about Rajamo’s house and invite you to partner with us on some projects, if you'd like. Rajamo currently lives very far from Naminawe (where our farm is), and he has several children and a wife to support. This probably means walking many miles to work when he goes to the farm, and it could mean that he doesn’t get there as of

Rio de Benção (River Church in Mozambique) cleared around the property and we sent money to them. Anytime you want to be involved in projects like this to bless people as they bless the farm let us know. We would be happy to have partners in these ventures. Also we had some hired workers clear around the trees and plants and they were paid in sugar cane. In addition, progress has been made on Mama Maria’s (Rodrigues’ mom’s) house. Finally we have all the walls finished to th

Hello friends! I wanted to share some updates with you all regarding the farm. First of all congratulations to Jorge and his family. His wife, Joanna,,, just had a baby! We are excited to welcome Josue as the newest member of our farm crew. Jorge is our farm manager and also the pastor of the local church. Secondly we are completing a house for Rajamo and his family to be able to live near the farm. Rajamo started working with us last month, and we are grateful to empl

Hello friends, We are so excited to let everyone know we'll be posting monthly blogs to keep everyone updated about what’s happening with our farm. Right now, we have 5 workers who visit the farm to maintain it. Since Cyclone Chido devastated everything at the end of 2024, we have not been able to rebuild any permanent houses. The farm land lies quite a distance from the nearest village or city and doesn’t have any accessible roads yet, so the workers have to hike for a coupl