We have identified that there were a lot of farms in this community that are unproductive. The reason is that farmers are having large acres of farm and do not have the financial capacity to maintain all of them. This has over the years increased the poverty level in the community. As a group we discussed with Touton what we could do to improve the situation. Thus providing farm services to support the farmers and they were happy. Touton took it up and brought CHED officers here to train us on performing the agronomic practices properly. The officers of Touton then promised us that they would assist us with the required tools and equipment to commence the service. However from December 2024 we have been helping some farmers to prune and weeding their farms. We can affirm the demand is very high and a lot of farmers are inviting us to prune their farms but for now we are not able to meet their demand. Testimonies For now we cannot boast of any testimonies because the farms we started pruning would only produce a result at the end of the season. However, the farmers are happy with the enthusiasm we attach to watching what we are doing and more importantly how the farmers look after we work in it. Tt Challenges Our biggest challenge now is that we are not being able to meet the demand of farmers due to the lack of equipment and required tools We do not have any means of transportation to ease our movement to and fro the farms we are and will be pruning. As service providers, we are highly motivated by our own ability to prune and weeding to the satisfaction of others and more especially the result we are having from our own farms. We are able to harvest double bags of cocoa per acre in farms that we have pruned. Hence we are convinced that when the aforementioned challenges are addressed we will reduce dependency and increase yield of farmers rapidly. Not only that but we will eliminate all the black disease as we prune the unproductive farms that are being affected by the disease.