Africa holds 60% of the world's uncultivated arable land and gets about 300 days of sunshine each year. Africa holds a huge opportunity for farming.

While countries like Canada and the U.S. manage to grow tons of food in smaller areas, climate change is shaking up where we produce food.

Today's kids will need to figure out new ways to grow what we eat.

Africa has plenty of land and sunshine, making it an ideal spot for crops. Still, many countries there, like Zambia, rely on food imports. We need to find ways to help them grow enough to feed their people and contribute to the global food supply.

To really tap into this potential, we’ve got to tackle some big challenges:

- The electrical grid isn’t stable, which makes it tough to refrigerate fresh harvests.

- The water supply is often irregular, adding more complications to farming.

- Women, who do the majority of farmwork in Africa, frequently lack the resources and support they need.

The Harvest Fund is here to take on these important issues.

It’s time to step up and make a difference—are you ready to take action?

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