A program that offers a chance for youth and children to connect with real life agricultural experiences designed to ultimately nurture their interest in climate change adaptation/mitigation, agriculture and awaken their interest and develop their knowledge of agriculture.Youth farmers are a new generation of agricultural professionals who use modern technology and innovative business models, while farm children are young people involved in agriculture, often in unpaid roles.Farm based activities are rapidly becoming one of the most effective ways to combine fun, education, and nature for young learners. In today’s screen-heavy lifestyle, children need meaningful ways to connect with the world around them. What better way to do that than through immersive farm-based activities that encourage exploration, movement, and learning? DUOL FARMERS CBO is pursuing the idea of building a “YOUTHS AND CHILDREN ’S FARM FOR FUTURE CENTRE” as part of its community development program

DUOL FARMERS CBO ACHIEVEMENTS DUOL FARMERS CBO with the help of ONE ACRE FUNDTUPANDE brand and their chairpersonMs Evelyn initiative formed PawtengBorderline youth group and now on boarded with DUOL FARMERS CBO Involving children in farming activities, through TUPANDE brandprograms like school clubs, teaches them valuable life skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and business management, in addition to practical farming techniques.TUPANDE brandwith help of Mr Erick isEducating children about agriculture from a young age is essential for building a future workforce that is skilled and food-secure.The only challenges according to Ms. Everline is that many children in agricultural settings are unpaid family members and can be vulnerable to exploitation, underscoring the need for programs that promote safe and beneficial participation

• Gardening and Planting Seeds head of the group:
Ms. Everlyne. Showing and letting kids get their hands dirty is one of the most effective hands-on activities with nature. In this farm-based activity, children learn to plant seeds, water them, and watch them grow over time.learning through farming for kids instills patience and responsibility while teaching them about the life cycle of plants and the importance of agriculture. it’s a perfect example of experiential learning on farms
• Empowering Children Through Farming Adventuresat:
Mr. Bareto Farm their second farm Mr. Eric and Ms Evelyn engaging children in farming activities can be an enriching experience, fostering a deep connection to nature and the food we eat. Allowing youngsters to get their hands dirty while sowing different type of seeds not only imparts essential life skills but also cultivates an appreciation for the agricultural heritage that sustains us. Encouraging children to participate in farming activities is a beautiful way to impart valuable life skills, foster environmental consciousness, and strengthen their connection to nature and the food they eat. The joy and sense of accomplishment experienced when watching their corn grow and flourish can leave a lasting impression, nurturing a generation that values sustainable practices and the agricultural traditions that sustain us all.
• Feeding and Caring for Farm Animals:
At Pawteng Borderline youth grouphas allowed children as one of the most beloved farm-based activities is kids interacting with farm animals. At Mr Bareto farm Children are feeding chickens, these encounters teach empathy, compassion, and responsibility. Mr. Eric and Ms Evelyn; These children’s farm experiences are not just adorable—they’re deeply educational. Kids learn where food comes from, how animals live, and the roles they play in farming systems. It’s a wonderful way to introduce agro-education for young learner