The produce from these projects supports the daily needs of the orphanage and Hauza. We also sell any surplus crops and products produced, to provide a sustainable source of revenue that can be reinvested into the farm and the orphanage.

As part of our long-term goal of becoming self-sufficient, we are working to develop the farm into a fully functional, profitable operation. A key step in this process is constructing a fence around the property, which will help protect both our crops and livestock from potential threats.

Ensuring the safety of our livestock, including chicken, cows, goats, and fish ponds, is vital to our farm’s success. The fencing of the land will guard against poachers and other risks. In the near future, we also plan to expand our livestock operations by introducing broilers and layers as part of our ongoing effort to build a self-sustaining, diverse farm.