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Even in very poor communities, radio penetration is vast. There are more than 800 million radios in developing countries. An average of one in ten people has a radio.

Who are We?
Farm Radio International is a Canadian-based, not-for-profit organization working in direct partnership with approximately 300 radio broadcasters in 39 African countries to fight poverty and food insecurity.


Recent Posts

• - Keep up-to-date with our December e-Newsletter!


• - Broadcaster committed to agricultural market programming honoured with George Atkins Communications Award


• - Introducing Barza! – the online community for radio broadcasters


• - World AIDS Day: Farm Radio Weekly features original stories about small-scale farmers in Africa


• - Network News – Fall 2011 edition now online!



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  • brenda: Thank you for your comment and for sharing your parent’s experience as farmers. It is our belief that...
  • Bernard Boadi: My parents’ experience as unrecognised with other farmers for their efforts due to colonial...
  • Bernard Boadi: I met Lydia Ajono (Ghana) and through her I got exposed to the efforts of African media in relation to...
  • Kiviiri Kanyike: thank you very much Charles for that wonderful work. I am inquiring how you are in touch with...
  • Farm Radio International: Thanks for the great work in the field Amanda!


We now have over 5000 followers! Thanks to everyone who supports the work that we do. Here's to the next 5000! # 2012/02/06

@JosetteSheeran @WFP @WEF @annamariaCB Participatory radio (extension) with farmers using local content can help end food loss + waste. # 2012/02/05

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