May 14, 2025 • 1 min read
Painstakingly Propagated Potential
The Bomborma community continues to share the work and rewards from their cucumber garden.
A lack of proper farming tools and fertilizer has not hindered the members of the community from applying Transformational Community Development (TCD) concepts in agriculture. They have painstakingly propagated a thriving cucumber garden by each contributing seeds and manpower. As the members of the community tend to the garden, they are optimistic that this is an excellent step forward in the development of their community as they plan to intensify their TCD activities in the coming months.
Thank you!
Written by Mirabel, GHNI Volunteer
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