In Malawi, traditions linked to the cycles of agriculture are still very much alive. August is the month when ancient rituals are held to ask for rains that will help the crops.
For us, it’s the time to fill our nurseries with new seedlings, so we’re ready to plant them when the rains come. We want to plant many — and that’s why, for this month only, you can plant your trees in Malawi with a 40% discount!
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The rainy season in Malawi begins in September, but in recent years the rains have come later and later, putting the country’s agricultural sector under great strain.
Agriculture accounts for 38.6% of Malawi’s GDP, but provides over 80% of employment and 80% of exports.
It is therefore a vital sector for the lives of millions.
Planting trees within agroforestry systems—combining seasonal crops and trees on the same land—is a way to help farming communities become more resilient to climate challenges.
In August, rural villages in Malawi celebrate rituals to invoke abundant rain.
Meanwhile, our nurseries are filling up with young trees, ready to be donated to farming communities so they can plant them in their agricultural fields, alongside seasonal crops.
We want to create ecosystems that are both productive and sustainable, capable of providing food security and income, while preserving the biodiversity of the environment.
Choose your tree and plant it! This month only, at a price 40% lower than usual!
If you want to give lasting support to our projects around the world, you can choose to subscribe and plant trees every month.
Choose the option you prefer and help us support agroforestry projects that provide communities with food and income.
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Relying on a single resource is never a good idea—it’s always better to diversify. This is true for investments as well as crops. That’s why our agroforestry systems include a variety of fruit tree species.
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