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The sapodilla, Manilkara zapota, or naseberry has been described as
When agricultural lands are depleted or overgrazed, incomes dwindle and
Each issue of ECHO News is filled with stories of the plants, techniques and technologies that are equipping families worldwide with lasting hunger solutions.
Danielle Flood
Assistant Director of Advancement
dflood@echonet.org
Two Zimbabwean agricultural leaders received training and encouragement after attending an ECHO symposium at the East Africa Impact Center. When they came, they were discouraged by some of the challenges they had faced in their area. ...
ECHO supporters and network members alike benefit from the bonding and connecting that happens at ECHO conferences. Become a better church partner for your missionaries, learn how to pray more deeply for the global Church, come ...
The sapodilla, Manilkara zapota, or naseberry has been described as being a “maple sugary pear.” The fruit is small to medium-sized, (5 to 10 cm in diameter), egg-shaped, and coated with sandy brown scurf. The tasty ...
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