Heavenly Father,
I come to You with my fears and anxiety. You know every burden on my heart. Please calm my mind, strengthen my spirit, and fill me with Your perfect peace.
Remind me that You are always with me, and that I do not have to face anything alone. Help me to trust You instead of my fears. Give me courage for today and hope for tomorrow.
Lord Jesus, replace my anxiety with Your peace, my weakness with Your strength, and my worry with unwavering faith. Guard my heart and mind, and let Your presence bring me comfort.
Thank You for Your unfailing love and for holding me securely in Your hands. I choose to trust You, no matter what comes.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Good morning from my grass-thatched round cultural house (thingira), where I’m sipping fermented porridge,the one my mum gifted me yesterday after spotting me in the gazette.
Last week, I shared something about sheep farming. Many people rush to build fancy structures, then run out of money before buying even a single sheep. That’s how most give up. I repeat start simple. Build a basic shelter, focus on multiplying the flock, and expand slowly.
Today, let’s talk about irrigation.
If you have access to enough water, you don’t have to break your back chasing drip irrigation kits from day one. There are other cheaper systems that can give you good results,just invest in a good water pump and quality pipes. That alone can change your production.
But if you do have the capital for drip irrigation, go for it and manage it well. Drips save water, reduce disease risk, and boost efficiency.
And finally, let me say this clearly,money alone doesn’t guarantee success. It’s how you manage .
Simple doest mean small!
~Village-based investor.
📸 shot last year.
Efforts to recognize &amplify the role of rural women in agriculture as agents of change goes beyond food security,climate change resilience..they lead in creating transformative outcomes benefiting their families &societies.Empowering the rural woman is empowering the community.