Helping the world's hungry feed themselves with Franchised Economic Development.

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Healthy foods from the garden directly to the customer's table.

The Backyard Agriculture System allows hungry people to feed themselves.

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This family will get eggs, two kinds of white meat and a garden.  But they won't just get food, they'll get a chance to feed themselves -- and their neighbors. An $1800 loan can put a family in business for life.

This photo shows the pig-chicken-compost module which houses three small pigs and 18 chickens. 

The chickens live above the pigs in the Pig-Chicken-Compost - Nutrition Rescue Unit..

To buy feed for your animals, you have to be able to sell the animals you raise.

Meat, eggs and produce are consumed by everyone in the community.

A Backyard Agriculture project requires participants to develop a relationship with the commercial swine industry in their area. This benefits the swine industry as well as the rural villager.

Each year each cooperative made up from 100 families can raise:

1,109 pigs for sausage

1,800 laying hens – 3600 Dozen eggs

Tons of Compost

Each family receives:

1 dozen eggs every day

1 lb/.5kg of sausage every day

Employment opportunities cutting meat

and selling eggs and/or sausage

Rich garden soil

Opportunities for bartering compost, produce, eggs and meat

Experiences in computerized basic business accounting

Loan payments made automatically

 via income from the cooperative's meat store

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This is a pig and a chicken in a kitchen.