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Investing in the life of the farmer and the life of the church in Honduras.
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We believe there is something about the repeated toil of farming that is uniquely capable of crafting humans into beings of grit, humility, and creativity. Farming isn’t just something you do. It does something to you.
We believe smallholder farmers, rooted in the life of the church and equipped for their vocation, can build legacies of faith and farming in their own communities.
Farmers join with an average risk-resilience score of 24. They leave at 35. A more resilient farm can weather a hard season and still feed a family.
For 99 Farmers, the local church takes center stage in all that we do. Here, thriving communities are cultivated through discipleship and the faithful preaching of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
A training cohort ends. The church remains. Each new congregation is led by a Honduran pastor, and it is there, week after week, that farmers and their families are formed in the gospel.
We work in the hills around Siguatepeque, in Comayagua. Families here grow coffee, corn and beans on steep and rocky land, and our Honduran staff visit each community week after week.

Before launching region wide solutions, a small group of stakeholders and experts from along the 99 are invited to participate in one or two task force meetings.
99 Farmers is funded by people like you who have a heart for farming and the flourishing of the local church. Give a one-time or monthly gift.
Several times per year we offer high-impact missions opportunity that benefit the local farmer and the local church.