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The recently held five-day Ethnobotany Workshop wrapped up on a high note in the scenic hills of Bvumba, bringing together Nature+ project partners for an inspiring exchange of knowledge and practice.

As part of the workshop, participants took a learning tour to Nemakonde Landscape, where TSURO Trust is leading impactful Nature+ interventions.

Delegates from ADRA Mozambique, MICAIA, TSURO Trust, Canadian Foodgrains Bank, ADRA Kenya, World Renew Kenya, and various government departments had the opportunity to witness first-hand the results of Holistic Land and Livestock Management in action.

One of the highlights was a demonstration plot showing the dramatic effects of crop and field impaction—especially on a thriving sorghum crop grown using Lab Lab as a green manure cover crop.

The field, treated during the summer season, showed significantly better performance compared to control plots—clear proof of the power of sustainable practices.

Special kudos to lead farmer Filda Gumbo, whose innovative home designs and field practices left delegates deeply impressed and inspired.

In a post-tour interview, Mr. Richard Librock from Alongside Hope shared his excitement:

“The results are real and tangible. This is a powerful demonstration of how crop and field impaction can contribute to food security and nutrition!”

We’re proud to be part of a movement that’s not only restoring the land but also transforming lives.