Help Backyard Farmers by Garden Equipment for Garden-School Program

Mamelodi, Gauteng

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Backyard Farmers believe that learners need practical education about growing their own food. Backyard Farmers through its Garden-School Program is on a drive building school gardens and integrating them with the school's curriculum to the benefit of our learners..

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Backyard Farmers

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We help Communities, schools and youth by mitigating food insecurity and environment degradation

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