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AGREA Foundation and WFP held Session 2 with the STFI women in BARMM, covering field layout, four-category crop rotation, raised beds, and organic concoctions. The tape changes hands The measure of a training is not what happens while the trainer is holding the tape. It is what happens after. AGREA Foundation conducted Session 2 on Regenerative Agriculture with the Senorodoroy de Teduray Dob Fusakae Inged Women's Association (STFI) in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Musli

AGREA Foundation and WFP convened the Matuber Women's Organization in Datu Blah T. Sinsuat for a hands-on session on field layout, crop rotation, raised beds, and organic concoctions. The farm, divided into four The first task was measurement. Not with surveying equipment, but by hand — pacing out the available farm area, marking it, and then dividing it into four sections. AGREA Foundation conducted a Regenerative Agriculture Learning Session with the women of the Matuber Wo

AGREA Foundation and WFP convened the Macarpes Women's Association in BARMM for a hands-on session on field layout, land preparation, and organic concoctions—with the women's farmer husbands learning alongside them. The shape of the room Agricultural training sessions usually have a composition problem. They are attended by women, or by men, or by a mix in which one group dominates the discussion. The Macarpes session appears to have been arranged differently. AGREA Foundatio