Over the past several years, Tukutana has sent groups — including pastors, widows, peasant farmers, and local government officials — to Farming God's Way conferences. When these attendees returned and used the techniques, they achieved strong harvests. Interest spread among community members, leading to an increase in enrollment.

To support this growing demand, Tukutana acquired farmland for widows to cultivate and share crops, as well as for community training and demonstration purposes. Now, whenever Tukutana builds a well, we invite church and village leaders from the water project sites to our demonstration farm. There, they receive training on Farming God’s Way, which helps them grow food for their families, widows, and orphans in their communities.

We will soon introduce courses in piggery and poultry farming.