The article highlights the importance of equipping Tanzanian farmers with the skills to produce natural pesticides and fertilizers, emphasizing the benefits of organic farming. Experts from the Sustainable Agriculture Association Tanzania (SAT) advocate for using locally available resources to create affordable and eco-friendly agricultural inputs, which can improve crop yields and sustainability. The article also discusses successful examples of organic farming practices in various regions of Tanzania, promoting a shift away from industrial pesticides and fertilizers. David Gwabara, who is an Assistant Project Manager from SAT was of the opinion that if frequent trainings with the relevant skills are provided to farmers, chances of making pesticides and natural fertilisers will be improved and it will not be expensive, but also safe to them as well as the land and environment.