Thomas R. Newcomb
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| Country
| Nicaragua
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| Years:
| 1973-1976
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| Group Code
| Nica IV
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| Region(s)
| Madriz
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| Program(s)
| Agriculture,Agriculture
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| Assignment(s)
| Sustainable Agricultural Science,Other
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| From US state
| California
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| From US town/city
| Calabasas
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| Thomas Newcomb started in Nicaragua 1973
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| Sharon Elliott, and Tom Newcomb
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| Region: Madriz
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| Tom Newcomb
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Agriculture in Nicaragua:
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| Joshua Bender, Kristin J. Gray, and Tom Newcomb
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Agriculture in Nicaragua:
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| Joshua Bender, Kristin J. Gray, and Tom Newcomb
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Other Volunteers who served in Nicaragua
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| John C. Abramowicz, Joshua Bender, Joshua Berman, Wanda Ellingson, Sharon Elliott, Kristin J. Gray, Jennifer Guevara, Minor Harris, Jenny Lowe, Laura McCarthy, Erica Marcy Navarro, Tom Newcomb, Carol Schrillo, and Katrina Watson
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Projects in Nicaragua
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| Construction of a Community Library for Elementary School Teachers and Students, Improvements to the Infrastructure of Youth Group House and Clinic, Plan Today, Live Tomorrow: Teaching Sexual and Reproductive Responsibility in Secondary Schools, and Trash Treatment Facility
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I started out in Basic Grains: Sorghum Beans, some fertilizer plots, then ended up building brick grain silos a 50 ton capacity in Las Mansanas, Nicaragua, and then a 100 ton capacity one in Tapatoca, Honduras. I visit my site about every two years Both silos are unused but remain a tribute to American Ingenuity: build something great then leave before properly testing it out and training people how to use it.