The Impact of a GFN farmer

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V. Ravichandran, a member of the Global Farmer Network from India, a GFN Board member, and recipient of the 2013 GFN Kleckner Award exemplifies what it means to amplify our farmer voices. He takes every opportunity to speak up, to inform, to weigh in, and to give examples of why farmers need access to tools, fakatekinolosia, and tradewhy innovation is important to sustainability, why we need to push against the status quo.

Recently he started counting this up. “…in the last few months, I have attended about 60 such virtual meetings while enjoying the comforts of my village and attending to my routine farm activities. Learning, knowledge sharing and sharing our experience haven’t been deterred by our geographical separation.

On September 23rd, hange ko 'eni, Ravi was an invited speaker in The African Biennial Bio-Sciences Communication Symposium which included regulators, scientists, policymakers, kau fama, and other stakeholders – fekauÊ»aki mo 1,500 people in all, from Ethiopia, Keniā, Malawi, Naisilia, Ghana, Uganda, mo e ngaahi.

V. Ravichandran
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V. Ravichandran

ʻI ha faama ʻeka ʻe onongofulu, Ravi tupu ʻa e laise, Sugarcane, Vavae mo e pulses. Ke fakaʻaongaʻi e vai judiciously lolotonga e ngaahi mahina ʻo e faʻahitaʻu mafana, ʻOku ne fakaʻaongaʻi ʻa e meʻa fuʻifuʻi musie mo e hafu. Kuo ne tanaki atu ʻa e mechanization ke lea nounou ʻi he ngaue; 12 kau ngāué. The Kleckner Global Farm Leader Award winner in 2013, Ravi volunteers as a board member for the Global Farmer Network. Click to watch bio

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