Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Haiti Earthquake

With the devastating earthquake in Haiti this past week, all Sustainable Food Productions have been put on temporary hold. Having said that, it is obvious that we must work even harder to help people in Haiti and other depressed nations to become food independent. Disasters will always occur and if people are capable of providing at least part of their own food their chances for survival are greatly increased.

Continue to pray for Haiti, this disaster is going to last for months if not years.
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Saturday, January 9, 2010

Cabbage Plants Jan. 2010

New pictures of cabbage plants growing in the Leach's shadehouse
at Bombardopolis, Haiti. Cabbage is high in vitamin C and fits well
in the Haitian diet. Especially good in Legim a dish composed of
cooked green leafy vegetables, green papaya, and various other
leafy vegetables.







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Mission Statement

Mission Statement MISSION STATEMENT OF SFP As Christ’s ministers we dedicate ourselves to the Word of God and the teachings of Jesus Christ. We further dedicate ourselves to set a Godly example to those we serve through a Christian lifestyle, bear witness of what Christ has done in our lives, and share the Gospel message with the lost. We pledge ourselves to respect the work of other ministries, to lift them up in prayer, and to work with them for the furtherance of God’s Kingdom. We further pledge to be good stewards of the monies with which we are entrusted and to hold ourselves accountable to God and to those who contribute to this ministry. We seek no glory other than that of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and God the Father. Sustainable Food Production, SFP, is a Christian based organization dedicated to helping people help themselves by growing better gardens and healthier livestock. We are a small group of believers representing several church denominations and operating as a part of Global Compassion Ministries. Our goal is to introduce improved gardening techniques, provide quality seed, and improve goat and chicken production in order to strengthen families and promote food production independence. Our work includes but is not be limited to: Soil and water conservation Soil improvement Building plant beds for intensive gardening Building both large and family size shade type green houses Experimenting with new crops and improved varieties of current crops Animal husbandryIsaiah 58:10If you extend you soul to the hungryAnd satisfy the afflicted soul.Then your light shall dawn in darkness,And your darkness shall be as the noonday.