In partnership with Women for Women International, Kuzulake Farms delivered a Smart Farming Training Programme that reached more than 150 women, introducing sustainable agriculture techniques including beef tomato sack farming.
The programme combined practical demonstrations with seedling distribution and a three-month post-training supervision period, ensuring participants had continued support well after the initial training ended.
Programmes like this reflect why partnerships matter as much as production expertise — reaching 150 women with meaningful agricultural skills requires the kind of scale that comes from collaboration, not from any single organization working alone.
For Kuzulake Farms, based in Jos, Plateau State, this partnership is a clear example of training that translates into direct economic empowerment for the women who complete it.