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What’s growing in the DIG gardens right now? Moringa is often called the “tree of life,” and for good reason. Moringa le

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What’s growing in the DIG gardens right now? Moringa is often called the “tree of life,” and for good reason. Moringa leWhat’s growing in the DIG gardens right now?Jul 23What’s growing in the DIG gardens right now? 🫑 Green peppers are one of those crops that show up in everything, easy toWhat’s growing in the DIG gardens right now?Jun 99 likesGrowing food is only part of the story. Knowing how to prepare, enjoy, and share nutritious foods is what translates intGrowing food is only part of the story.Jun 59 likesFarmer graduations in Uganda kick off this week! Over the next three weeks, DIG UGANDA will celebrate farmers who have sFarmer graduations in Uganda kick off this week!Jun 36 likesMeet Tegera, a DIG farmer and elder from the Mukungu Batwa group. After the Batwa were forced from their forest home, muMeet Tegera, a DIG farmer and elder from the Mukungu Batwa group.May 2610 likesWhat’s growing in DIG’s gardens right now? 🥕 Carrots, the quiet overachievers of the garden. Simple, reliable, and alwaWhat’s growing in DIG’s gardens right now?May 2010 likesDIG KENYA is growing again. A county nutritionist sought us out to launch our Priority Household Program in Suba North,DIG KENYA is growing again.May 168 likesWhat’s growing in DIG’s gardens right now? 🥬 Cabbage and lots of it. In Southwestern Uganda, cabbage has fed families fWhat’s growing in DIG’s gardens right now?May 1214 likesThis year, you can give her more than flowers; you can give her a garden. Celebrate Mother's Day with a gift from DIG'sThis year, you can give her more than flowers; you can give her a garden.May 88 likesAt 90 years old, Mauda Nyiravuguwenda carries a memory few Batwa still hold. She remembers the forest. As a young BatwaAt 90 years old, Mauda Nyiravuguwenda carries a memory few Batwa still hold.Apr 213 likesDo we go to market? For the women of DIG's Fara Badji women's group, it wasn’t really a question, it was the only optionDo we go to market?Mar 2721 likesDIG is growing, and we’re looking for an Operations & Systems Manager to join our team. As we expand, we are investing iDIG is growing, and we’re looking for an Operations & Systems Manager to join our team.Mar 1012 likesJoin us in welcoming Mourine, DIG KENYA's newest team member 🌱 Mourine’s journey with DIG began as a farmer in one of oJoin us in welcoming Mourine, DIG KENYA's newest team member 🌱 Mourine’s journey with…Feb 66 likesGuess what’s growing in DIG's Gardens? This bright golden fruit has long been a favorite among Batwa families in SouthweGuess what’s growing in DIG's Gardens?Nov 19, 20256 likes

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