The benefits of investing in small-scale farmers and rural communities.

[Johnson2468]

Investing in small-scale farmers and rural communities has numerous benefits for both the investors and the communities. Firstly, by giving farmers the tools they need to raise crops and feed their family, it can aid in reducing poverty and food insecurity. Additionally, it stimulates economic growth by boosting rural incomes and generating jobs. Also, supporting small-scale farmers can aid in preserving traditional farming techniques and promoting sustainable agricultural practices. The development of resilient communities that are better able to resist economic shocks and natural calamities is another benefit. Overall, investing in small-scale farmers and rural communities is a win-win situation that benefits everyone involved.

 

[stan358]

Investment in the agricultural sector is vital for both the family and society. This is because it provides food and revenue for the farmers and their families. It is a source of job creations..

 

[Min George]

I strongly believe in agricultural investments. It always has good yields and doesn't require too much capital to start.

 

[nomad]

I come from farmer's family and I understand the value of investing in farm land and farming.

 

[Niyi Briggs]

When you buy farmlands, you are buying assets that you can utilize to produce money over decades and transfer to the next generation.

 

[Shavkat]

One thing is for sure, we can improve the quality of their lives. There is no reason why we cannot help them.

 

[stan358]

Investment in farming is very lucrative and profitable in this time now as everyone needs food to survive. Though it is a tedious business but it worth them..

 

[Rubz]

The benefits of investing in small scale farmers and rural communities are;
- small scale farmers are more resilient to climate change impacts
- Small scale farming increases access to fresh nutritious produce.

 

[eldavis]

I believe one of the major benefit in investing in small scale farm business is the amount of risk involved. The risk is usually smaller.