Households receiving the intervention will receive (1) Interventions to promote homestead food production, increase agricultural production and food diversity, (2) nutritional counselling, including locally adapted instructions on the mix and quantity of food suitable for children of ages 6-24 months, and (3) a health-focused intervention, including information on micronutrient supplementation, integrated management of child illnesses, and prevention and management of child malnutrition with a focus on the first 1,000 days. The intervention will include information on cultivation of nutrient-rich crop varieties, best practices for home gardening, safe water, sanitation, and hygiene practices (WASH), breastfeeding and complementary feeding, dietary intake and nutrition, and other basic public health messages. There are two delivery mechanisms for the intervention: farmer field schools and households visits. Household visits are conducted approximately bimonthly separately by AEWs and CHWs. Field schools are held approximately bimonthly and attended by both AEWs and CHWs. Households enrolled in the intervention will also receive agricultural inputs such as seeds, fertilizer, and watering cans.