If YOU Want To Go Far…

Every determined Liberian farmer carries the spirit of resilience, perseverance, and innovation. In a nation striving to strengthen its agricultural foundation, these farmers are at the heart of progress, cultivating not just crops but hope for a better future.

Liberian farmers work tirelessly, facing challenges from unpredictable weather to limited resources, yet they remain steadfast. Each seed they plant represents determination, each harvest signifies hard-earned success. Their labor sustains families, strengthens communities, and fuels economic growth. From the fields of cassava and rice to the farms growing palm oil and cocoa, Liberia’s farmers are the backbone of the nation’s food security.

Organizations like OneLiberiaFarming.org  recognise their dedication, providing tools, knowledge, and support to help them thrive. With improved skills, better farming techniques, and access to valuable resources, farmers are empowered to expand their agricultural businesses and improve their livelihoods.

Pride in farming is more than just about the land—it’s about the people who cultivate it. Every determined Liberian farmer can stand tall, knowing their work has purpose. Their hands shape the future, ensuring that Liberia remains a land of abundance, growth, and opportunity. In their fields, they don’t just grow crops — they grow hope.

As Liberia works to improve its economy, the best thing you can do is to improve your farming and working skills. If you are not farming but instead self-employed, skills that are needed include: bicycle repairs; carpentry; electrical work; handyman; handywoman; painting; plumbing; roof repairs; street food cooking and selling, and vehicle maintenance and repairs. Being dependable, reliable and trustworthy is key.

If you are farming or in agribusiness and located in different Liberian cities, towns, or rural areas, sometimes there are different farming and related skills needed in order to do well. Farming in Lofa county is different than farming in Maryland. Transporting crops from Bong county is different than transporting crops from River Gee. OneLiberia can help YOU improve your efforts wherever you are.

Skills are based on knowledge and abilities to perform farming and working tasks. YOU can develop your skills with work experience, by learning at school and after you leave school by studying or learning online. OneLiberia's audios, videos, upcoming training courses, resources and tools can help YOU. Remember, its completely FREE...

Wherever YOU are in Liberia, there are problems, but in all areas there are opportunities to work and earn income and begin to build a better life. Good farming and working skills help YOU STAND OUT. With good skills, neighbours and customers will respect YOU, and speak about YOU to their families, friends and other farmers.