Female workers tending maize crop on Tribal Trust Land changed to Communal Areas in 1981 . Indigenous

Chendukua. Traditional old Kogi village of circular mud walled and grass-thatched households surrounded by semi-tropical cultivation plots mainly plantains coffee yucca/manioc and maize hillsides o...

Old traditional centre of Chendukua Two mamas/priests talk and ceremonially greet each other by exchanging coca leaves outside old nuhue/temple with conical thatched roof & sacred potsherds in rack a...

Old traditional centre of Chendukua Kogi Tribe. Picking Tobacco Leaves. Bananas and plantains grown close to village yucca/manioc and maize on cleared hillside behind. American Colombian South Ameri...

Woman grinds maize using ancient granite mortar and pestle. The Yuko-Motilon grow 8-10 different varieties of maize.Indigenous Tribes Colombian / Venezuelan Border Area American Colombian South Amer...

Village in the Sierra de Perija with dwelling huts and maize storage shelters. Man wears long woven cotton togaIndigenous Tribes Colombian / Venezuelan Border Area American Colombian South America Co...

Village settlement in foothills girl walks between two dwellings with maize growing in a cleared cultivation patch behindIndigenous Tribes Colombian / Venezuelan Border Area American Colombian South...

Palm thatch dwellings and shelters boy wearing long woven cotton toga. Cultivation patch with platanos / plantains and maize plants.Indigenous Tribes Colombian / Venezuelan Border Area American Colo...

Old thatched dwelling in foreground with shelter for drying maize behind in Yuko-Motilon village. Indigenous Tribes Colombian / Venezuelan Border Area American Colombian South America Columbia Hispan...

Gable end of a dwelling being thatched with long grass. Young boy onlooker in typical woven cotton toga. Maize being grown behind.Indigenous Tribes Colombian / Venezuelan Border Area American Colombi...

Family picking tea on hillside plantation beside maize crop.East Africa

Agnes Oluch and Oxfam staff look at maize crop. In prison for illegal brewing she nearly lost her farm and children but learnt organic farming techniques through Oxfam project. East Africa