“My maize crop has dried up… I have no money to buy seeds for replanting.”
These are the heartfelt words of Jafari Monjeza, a young farmer from Salima District, Malawi, who, like many others, has been hit hard by prolonged drought. After three weeks without rain, his crops withered, threatening his family’s food security and income.

At Nthali, we believe no farmer should face climate shocks alone. That’s why, through our Soil Rangers Project, we’re helping farmers like Jafari rebuild their livelihoods by introducing regenerative farming systems, methods that restore soil health, improve water retention, and reduce dependency on costly external inputs. By training farmers, providing climate-resilient seed varieties, and building community-led seed banks, we help them become more resilient against drought and floods.
Over the next six months, our goal is to reach 100 young farmers in Central Malawi, equipping them with the tools, knowledge, and seedlings they need to thrive even when the rains fail.

🌱 You can be part of this transformation. Every contribution, whether through sharing, donating, or connecting us with supporters, helps safeguard local food systems and empower families like Jafari’s.