Farming

	Item	Cost
	Seeds for a family farm Giving seeds to a Zambian family for their farm can help them escape poverty. By planting this selection of vegetable seeds, families will have a reliable source of food for themselves, and produce to sell.	£9.00
	10 Fruit trees Get more than your five a day by choosing 10 fruit trees. Families in Mbella, Senegal will sell the fruit to earn an income, and will also be able to feed their children a healthier diet.	£9.00
	5 bags of seeds Seeds for poor farming communities. We quality-check our seeds, bag them up, and get them out to the people who need them most. So they can grow more, eat more, and there’s even the chance to sell any surplus crops or store up a seed bank to help them through hard times.	£10.00
	Can of Worms If you're a Bolivian farmer and you want to fertilise your fields, you can't do much better than worms. Organic, cheaper and better for the environment than chemicals, they enrich the soil and help produce more and better crops. They can make such a difference that farmers may even have a surplus to sell, giving them extra cash to pay for education, shelter and medicines. A gift like this really can do an awful lot.	£15.00
	Irrigate a farmer's fields Water. Usually there's never enough. Then there’s too much... and it's in the wrong place. At last a gift guaranteed to keep farmers happy all the pumps and pipes, tools and training they need to ensure that their fields get just the right amount of watering. It's a chance to invest in a proper growth industry.	£20.00
	Plant an allotment This allotment will enable families and communities to feed themselves with a variety of lovely, nutritious veg. And they can sell any surplus to pay for anything from clothes to school fees.	£24.00
	Seeds, tools and training for a family A great down to earth gift to help families in Keembe, Zambia set up farming businesses. Many households here currently have no reliable source of food. By choosing these seeds, tools and training, you will get them growing.	£24.00
	14 bags of seeds Seeds for poor farming communities. We quality-check our seeds, bag them up, and get them out to the people who need them most. So they can grow more, eat more, and there’s even the chance to sell any surplus crops or store up a seed bank to help them through hard times.	£28.00
	Tools for Farming A whole community can benefit from having the right tools to prepare the land for planting, irrigate fields, harvest crops, and build storage activities.	£30.00
	Fertiliser Amazing what you can do with a load of old manure. Add in worms and a bit of food waste, and you've got the perfect recipe for crop-boosting fertiliser - helping communities grow loads more fruit and veg to eat and to sell.	£38.00
	Busy bees The advantages of having these industrious little chaps must bee seen to bee believed. Honey can not only make things taste more yummy, but it can generate income for food, medicines and school fees. This present includes bees, hives, training in beekeeping and honey production, and selling techniques.	£50.00
	Train a farmer Train a farmer to produce real benefits with low-cost, organic methods, reducing the need for expensive chemicals and protecting the environment.	£64.00
	Plantation planter Planting fruit trees helps communities become more self-sufficient, as well as preventing soil erosion and providing shelter.This gift also includes irrigation equipment to help communities tap into water sources and distribute it to where it is needed most, plus fertiliser to get the crops growing.	£75.00
	Manage a forest This manage a forest gift will help a community to plant new trees, maintain old ones, and train people in responsible forestry skills. From little acorns...	£90.00
	Support a farmer in the fight against poverty This gift will buy land for a woman to farm, and provide her, her family and her community with an income from the land.	£95.00
	Lift a farming family out of poverty Give a poor farmer pretty much all they need to grow their way out of poverty. These gifts will give someone the land to farm, plus all the tools, seeds, and organic fertiliser they need. But that's just for starters. We’ll also give them the training and support they need to get their produce to market and make a living from the land.	£1600.00

The alternative gift links on this page connect to Oxfam Reg. charity No 202918, World Vision Registered Charity no. 285908, Save the Children charity No 213890 or Christian Aid, registered charity no 1105851