When I was around 2 or 3 years old, the civil war was not over yet. It was 1989 -1990. Though I was born in the city, my parents would take me and my brother to their village where they abandoned us because we were in school holiday. They did that because they had to return to the city to

It was an evening a week before my plan to travel to Singapore with a Cambodian teacher team. I was here to inform our farm team members that I wouldn’t be able to come to work on the following week due to my trip to Singapore. We all talked about the same issues, the danger of Covid-19. Though knowing the

Senghor heard the calling that he would come to serve farmers in rural areas. he had been praying about this. In 2016, we met Senghor. We introduced Farming God’s way to him. He just felt touched and decided to join our team. We have been helping him to be a great point man in villages. He will go down to

Senghor is our point-man who is very passionate in agriculture and in learning more about Farming God’s way. He is a junior in National University of agriculture. He desires to serve Cambodian people with his passion after he graduates. Currently, Senghor ‘s health sometimes gets weak. A cyst has developed on his lower’s neck. He was informed that the condition