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Gardens yield produce and income |
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The sale of home garden produce can make a substantial contribution to household income, especially before the harvest of staple crops or during seasons when other sources of income are limited or harvests are reduced by natural disasters. The income provided by the garden can pay for daily essentials and services, such as soap, clothes, school fees, medicines and farm inputs, that the household cannot produce. |
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