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SITN Agriculture & Food Security
Sharakhi Indigenous Tribal Nation
The Sharakhi Indigenous Tribal Nation ensures food security through sustainable agriculture, land stewardship, and community-based food systems. Through SITN Agriculture & Food Security, the Nation supports local farmers, protects fertile lands, promotes traditional and modern agricultural practices, and strengthens food independence for present and future generations. Guided by respect for the earth and the sacred relationship between land and life, this institution sustains nourishment, resilience, and sovereignty.
