SayPro, in partnership with the United States Peace Corps, is strengthening education on sustainable agricultural practices for rural youth to promote food security and environmental stewardship. SayPro recognizes that youth in farming communities must be equipped with modern, climate-resilient techniques to continue agriculture as a viable livelihood. SayPro offers hands-on training in organic farming, soil health, water conservation, and agroforestry. Peace Corps volunteers support practical lessons, field demos, and farm-based learning programs that make agriculture exciting and relevant.
SayPro provides toolkits, seeds, and starter kits to help youth start their own gardens or agribusinesses. Peace Corps volunteers assist in mentoring young farmers and connecting them with cooperatives and local markets. SayPro emphasizes sustainable practices such as composting, crop rotation, and natural pest control to increase yields while protecting the environment. These lessons prepare youth for future challenges and opportunities in the agriculture sector.
SayPro works with schools and community centers to integrate agricultural education into the formal curriculum. Peace Corps volunteers support eco-club activities, school gardens, and environmental awareness events that promote pride in farming and land stewardship. SayPro also encourages youth-led innovation by sponsoring contests and seed funding for projects in green agriculture. These initiatives give rural youth a platform to showcase their ideas and leadership.
SayPro envisions a future where rural youth are not just laborers but innovators in sustainable agriculture. With Peace Corps collaboration, SayPro is cultivating a new generation of farmers who care for the planet while feeding their communities. These programs reflect SayPro’s values of sustainability, empowerment, and education—creating a thriving and resilient rural future.