
Surplus harvest to sell at the market
Some photos from our proevious update about 125 rural women who are now able to harvest crops throughout the year in Zimbabwe

The rural market is an outlet after family needs are met

Women barter for sugar cane at the local market

Training by ASAP is essential for success
125 rural women are now able to harvest crops throughout the year in Zimbabwe, thanks to the home drip irrigation kits and training they have received through ASAP Africa. Nutritious fresh vegetables are being enjoyed, even now in August – four months into the cold, dry winter season! To state that these home drip irrigation kits have improved the quality of life is an understatement – they are actually a lifeline; a means for survival in a country that is experiencing unprecedented economic hardships. Please help strengthen this lifeline by contributing today.

Granny fills her drip irrigation kit
The rains in Zimbabwe arrived in late November. Let's hope they continue and the country enjoys a bumper harvest in 2008. Inflation is now over 1,500% and life is increasingly difficult with each passing day. Please take the time to enjoy our newsletter and to contribute to this worthwhile project.
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