AgriCorps supports governments and development partners to design and implement effective school-based agricultural education systems in developing countries to reduce generational cycles of hunger and poverty. In 2022, AgriCorps launched the Movement for SBAE, which aims to catalyze a broad coalition of partners to build capacity and create an enabling environment to advance school-based agricultural education in sub-Saharan Africa.
For more information about our current work, please visit www.sbae.org
For more information about our current work, please visit www.sbae.org
Young leaders in developing countries committed to farming as a science and a business
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Globally minded American agriculture professionals with experience living abroad
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Agricorps Reporter
Spring 2022 Newsletter
May 3rd, 2022, AgriCorps
The Case for SBAE In a powerful article featured in The Agricultural Education Magazine, JackElliot, Professor and Senior Scientist at the Borlaug Institute for International Agriculture, makes a stirring case for the necessity of school-based agricultural education to be part of the development of the African continent as population outpaces job creation. “Investment in education […]
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RYAN TOMLIN: WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
August 25th, 2021, AgriCorps
Returned AgriCorps Fellow: Ryan Tomlin Class: 4 (2017-2018) Placement: Mensah Dawa, Eastern Region, Ghana What are you up to now? Tell us about your day-to-day duties. I am the IPM Supervisor and a PCA (Pest Control Advisor) for Duncan Family Farms, based in Goodyear, Arizona. Between our winter and summer farms, we grow 8,000 acres of […]
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