Prayer for Burundi Trip

I am planning to travel back to Burundi from June 17 - July 1st. I have been planning this trip since returning from my last trip in August and there are many details that need to come together prior to June. This trip will only be possible with God's help. I would ask as many of you as possible for prayer support. I will have the opportunity to directly impact 70 or more people this trip and indirectly hundreds more will be impacted.

The primary purpose of this trip is to train about 70 farmers how to cultivate jatropha and to begin the work of preparing fields and setting up the infrastructure to sustain the cultivation and processing of jatropha. This venture will provide sustainable jobs for these farmers and help them support their families. I will periodically provide updates as the date gets closer. Here are specific prayer needs:

1) Funding for operating expenses (wages, supplies, jatropha cuttings), land lease, warehouse construction. We may need as much as $450,000 to fund everything, but I am working with my ministry partner, Jean-Marie, to reduce the amount required by getting land from the government and by getting equipment and supplies donated or for less than we have estimated.
2) Favor with the Burundi government for a low cost lease for 100 hectares of land (roughly 250 acres).
3) An agronomist in Burundi that can help support this project.
4) Provision for the agronomist to join me at a jatropha training conference in Costa Rica on April 1st.
5) Skilled laborers that can support this effort.
6) That God would work out details for a trip to Tanzania to meet with a jatropha grower and a trip to Zambia to visit another ministry.
7) Workers that can help build the warehouse, drill the well, and set up the irrigation system.
8) Partnerships with non-government organizations (NGOs) that can assist us with this effort.
9) Materials and supplies to be donated or found at reasonable costs.
10) Wisdom in developing peacebuilding training for the farmers involved in this project

Peace and blessings,
John