Self Help International improves quality of life through agriculture

Self Help International improves quality of life through agriculture

Self Help International, based in Waverly, Iowa, helps children in Ghana and Nicaragua by improving their quality of life through agriculture practices.

“The world is a safer and better place when people are well fed. The eradication of hunger, I think, would go a long way to outlawing the need for countries to go to war.”

Jerry Perkins, a board member, told Brownfield at the World Food Prize event in Des Moines, they help feed malnourished school children high protein corn to improve their nutrition.

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