Garden of We Do - Technology Activation

DETROIT - Amzeal -- Garden of We Do (GWD) is a rural development, regenerative agriculture initiative transforming idle lands in Africa, from a place of abandoned to abundance.

With lands and the blessings of territorial chiefs, local government chairmen, ministers, state officials and Kings, GWD is activating any and all land based exploits deemed fit. Agriculture is a pioneer industry across Africa, restrictions and taxation is nominal compared to the western civilization. From Yorubaland in West Africa, to the Busoga Kingdom in East Africa, and Egypt, operations are fully registered and licensed.

"Herbal and Food Sovereignty has never been more relevant than it is today", says Matthew Guignard, Co-Founder and Director. "Africa is the light, it's time we collectively return to nature and establish conscious communities without borders".

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With generational knowledge and wisdom, Garden of We Do is leveraging technology to offer products grown from their lands and community. From Herbal Packages based on African Traditional Medicine, to All Natural Cosmetics free from any chemicals or laboratory ingredients, the in-house technology starts with e-commerce and expands across supply chain coordination.

Guignard states, "After many years of exploration, things have come full circle. The story is so good, it is often regarded as too good to be true.  What people don't know is that we've been self funded up to this point, selling herbal packages globally via old technology for over a decade. This is real deal, wisdom of nature at its finest, the testimonials and products are top echelon. With dried fruits and food ingredients now at our disposal, it's time to shine the light on opportunities in Africa."

Being the landowner and farmer, who is also developing Farmgate technologies sets the Garden of We Do apart from other agricultural initiatives. In rural Africa, telecommunications have never been better, what is possible today, was not possible 2 years ago. The Garden of We Do, allows you to know your farmer and ingredients from Africa, herbal and food security delivered to your door.

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Having established different entities, and brands, the Garden of We Do was ultimately created to be globally inclusive, open to anyone who wants to embrace something "radical" and return to original ways.

The Garden of We Do as a beacon of agricultural prosperity, that establishes new economic models based on agrarian systems. With lands, people and agenda, technology allows for transparent communication to facilitate repeatable models of sustainable growth. Community is the key and there are various ways to participate. There is no "I" in We Do.

You are invited to learn more about what We Do, www.gardenofwedo.org

Media Contact
Matthew Guignard
Co-Founder & Director
support@gardenofwedo.org
Phone & WhatsApp +1 (313) 552-7006