Empowering Smallholder Farmers with essential Agroecological Practices
Who we are
Mogabiri Farm Extension Centre (MFEC) is a faith-based organization established in 1986 under the Anglican Church of Tanzania, Diocese of Tarime, in Tarime District, Mara Region, Tanzania. The centre works to empower rural communities by promoting sustainable agriculture, community health awareness, and improved livelihoods. Through training, innovation, and collaboration with farmers and development partners, MFEC advances agroecology-based farming practices that protect the environment, strengthen food security, and enhance the resilience of smallholder farmers
Our Mission
To bridge knowledge and skills gaps by building community capacity and facilitating community-based projects that enhance access to basic needs, promote a clean and safe environment, and improve the living standards of farmers and rural communities.
Our Vision
To see a community that is empowered, transformed, and self-reliant, with access to sustainable and holistic livelihoods through inclusive development and responsible use of resources.
Core Values
- Integrity
- Teamwork
- Efficiency and Effectiveness
- Voluntarism
- Transparency and Accountability
Transforming Rural Communities Through Sustainable Livelihoods
Mogabiri Farm Extension Centre (MFEC) is committed to achieving sustainable improvement in the living standards of rural communities in Tanzania. Through agroecology, community empowerment, and capacity building, we work to strengthen food security, promote environmental conservation, and create resilient, self-reliant communities.
Our Objectives
Mogabiri Farm Extension Centre works to improve livelihoods, strengthen communities, and promote sustainable development through the following objectives.
To enhance sustainable agricultural projects for production of farm products for household subsistence and economic generation.
To promote access to social services for people living with disabilities, elders, children, and women to overcome their situational challenges.
To advocate for ecological land use management that improves agricultural production while protecting the natural environment.
To strengthen small income-generating groups through entrepreneurship training and improved capital management.
To promote participatory community ownership and nurture sustainability of development efforts.
To promote gender equality, equity, and development to increase women's economic empowerment.
To enhance community awareness on preventive and curative communicable and non-communicable diseases.
Our Purpose
To improve sustainable farming methods based on both local knowledge and modern resources, enhancing food self-reliance and increasing the income-generating potential of communities across Tanzania.
Our Programs
Sustainable Agriculture Training
MFEC trains smallholder farmers on improved and sustainable farming practices, including soil management, crop production, and climate-smart agriculture to increase productivity and strengthen food security in rural communities.
Agroecology & Environmental Conservation
Through agroecology practices, MFEC promotes sustainable land use, biodiversity conservation, and responsible environmental stewardship to ensure long-term agricultural productivity and ecological balance.
Community Health Awareness
MFEC works with communities to raise awareness on preventive and curative health practices, including communicable and non-communicable diseases, sanitation, and environmental health.
Entrepreneurship & Income Generation
MFEC strengthens farmer groups and community members through entrepreneurship training, financial literacy, and support for income-generating activities to improve livelihoods and economic resilience.
Our Ongoing Projects
Mogabiri Farm Extension Centre implements practical projects that promote agroecology, climate resilience, community empowerment, and sustainable livelihoods for rural communities in Tanzania.
AgroKilimo Project
AgroKilimo Project is a two-year initiative (2025–2027) funded by the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs through the Embassy of France in Tanzania. The project strengthens agroecology experimentation and demonstration centres by developing shared research principles, training systems, and networking among national partners.
Rural Development in a River Valley Project
This three-year project (2025–2028) focuses on improving the living standards of rural communities in Tarime District, Mara Region. Funded by Bread for the World – Germany and the Anglican Diocese of Tarime, the project strengthens climate resilience and promotes gender-responsive community development.
Get Involved
Volunteer With Us
Share your skills and passion by volunteering with MFEC. Support training, community outreach, and agricultural innovation programs that empower farmers.
Become a VolunteerPartner With Us
Collaborate with MFEC to promote sustainable farming, agroecology, and rural development initiatives. We welcome partnerships with organizations, institutions, and development agencies.
Become a PartnerSupport Our Work
Your support helps expand training programs, improve agricultural innovation, and empower smallholder farmers. Every contribution helps create lasting impact.
Donate NowConnect With Mogabiri Farm Extension Centre
We welcome inquiries, partnerships, volunteering opportunities, and support from individuals and organizations interested in sustainable agriculture and community development.
Our Office
P.O. Box 134
Tarime, Mara – Tanzania