In a land known for its greenery and the generosity of its soil, Hazza heads out to his field every morning, plowing and planting, then returning with whatever the earth yields to the family waiting for him. But its bounty does not match his hard work, and the little he earns is not enough to meet his family’s needs. Their hardship is such that their home is sheltered by nothing more than a tarpaulin, leaving his children exposed to the cold and the heat, and one illness after another.

Hazza is not the first to work this land, nor is he alone in his struggle. Many farmers share the same burden—serving land that demands so much, for returns that fall far short of their effort.

That is where the “Support Farmers” campaign begins: to stand by farmers and help them plow and cultivate their land..