UGANDA. Kabale. April 17, 2007. John TABARO, 73 years old with his wife Janan sit in their living room in a town outside of Kabale. "I was born here, grew up here and have been a farmer all my life," he said. John admits he was excited when he first heard about artemesia and its lucrative potential. Thirteen people live in his house. It's been four harvest seasons since he first grew the plant. Now you can find it in every free corner where he has arable land. "Look at my children, they look nice," he said. "There are many, so I send them to boarding school."