the ah use this is the w news live from berlin, sweet revenge decades in the making of europe, ian football championship. england. i was the 1st time knockout game in 55 years. picking them out of the defeats means you often list era germany, coach comes to a rather bitter end. we'll take a look at the korea, one of germany's longest serving coaches plus germany as love. soldiers have gone

down off the almost 20 years. berlin ends its mission in the water country affairs over what will happen once all international troops have gone out a deadly heat wave in gulf west and canada, climbing dozens of lives. people struggles and stay cool estimates. here it hits the records smashing 49 degrees. ah, i'm gab says welcome to the program and we begin with football. this time in germany's exit from euro 2020 last night. germany were knocked out of the tournament by arch rivals, england. it's the 1st time the 3 lines have beaten germany in a knockout game in 55 years. england now advance to the quarter finals to play ukraine ecstatic english fans. i've been celebrating historic v 3

the 3 line road and england sword. a to know when against germany. finally break the law again, it's the best english base ratings. $966.00 june we b jeremy loss and lockout told them to invoke our event that you know, 10 minutes or so. another company we put it through the book, talking is brilliant and contested. i got the german fans when the stadium tried to make the best of it. both teams played sandy defensively. and i think it miller had put it in. we would have sub job, but, you know, in the end divided by munich for 2 months. mila gave pounds in germany a moment of hope. if only for a few seconds the channel,

the english fans are in the state of ecstasy, despite elia doubts of courage. garth southgate strategy, i say we spoke earlier on may no, no 11 might say that we wanted to. no, no it's you minutes. a could not believe it. i was right before it comes, the english team has to go on the road and is now off to rome. the dangerous moment for us will have that warm success and the treating, you know, around the country that we've only got to turn up to when the thing and we know is

going to be an immense challenge from here on while police tried to disperse the cheering crowds, the magic is far from the answer to that magic, i know, joins i. d. w, postponing charlotte chosen bills. he is in london and was at wendy last night. what was the atmosphere like after england defeated germany for the 1st time and 55 years? sent an ecstatic reaction. up and down the country, not just outside the city. and we were there before the game kicks opened. it was already electric, the atmosphere just that the prospects if this game but winning, it has really been something out the england celebration parties in pub balls across the country. and that's because this isn't just a game to england. it's not even just a tournament. this is a rivalry that's been going back decades and decades and decades of pain, really for england, but now it feels like for a lot of england,

france has been rectified in some way. so huge amount of excitement here. just looking at the front pages, it is of course, all across the newspapers and just mocking, not even that excitement, but i think a sense of pride as wo, one newspaper in its season air edition today mocking the wind has said its headline, england didn't lose germany so that's the 1st knockout when since $966.00, it's a long, long, long rivalry is what will happen is the team from now simply stronger this time, or is it gary southgate? what's behind? what are the papers that say well, well, it's an exciting team. it is a young team, but a lot of credit is you say, don't have to go to the manager guys south. he was criticized to some degree in the build up. so this match questioning some tactics, but as you had in the report there, i think a lot of their england france, well and truly been vindicated to be flat germany,

one on top form during the game during this tournament. but this really is an exciting team. they haven't conceded the goal in the tournament so far, so a lot of people looking at that prospect for a good deal of hope. yeah, that, that hope of course, friends are confident on day that the team not really has a shot at the title. well, i feel as england fans are often confident and more often than not they hopes that height the build up these tournaments is often dashed. but in this particular case, yes, it does feel like they read some legitimacy for that hope, which again is represented in the front page is dad to dream, time to dream for the england team whispers. now that this could be the one and did that pass to the final isn't to talk with it could be they had a, a good draw. so people are hoping that perhaps perhaps this is the one bringing

charlotte shells until in london for us. thank you. charlotte, england's victory over germany, also not the closer of york him loose career as coach of the germany team. he's manage the team as head coach since 2006 and won the world cup in 2014 and brazil. the world cup in russia and 2018 marked low point when germany were knocked out in the group stage. speaking to reporters, a little earlier lives that he took responsibility for yesterday's, no cost to sneak to mine off until to take full responsibility for water. and of course, i take responsibility as well for being one event, this early without any if and, but also to the home. and of course is going to take some time to process and digest this disappointment. thus it's finished since you're long a jaga. bob was 15 feet and for very long years. wonderful moment. well,

but with a fresh disappointment to me when i came and some of the players may be with us this year in the germany national team for the come. some of them have a very bright future, i forget, right. and hopefully they will buy it to the success that they're all hoping for. and we certainly wish that. and i, i wish the flick my success all the very best and on many successes mine had slipped by him and my heart was continues to beat. black red gold continues to be black, ragged girl. john cran is with me from the w both just take his take us through the era of him live very briefly. what was, what does it mean for, for germans soccer and the countries him to step down? well, it's really a trudy the end of the era because it's hard to imagine jeremy without you can laugh it's been involved with the f b for 17 years. it's longer than the german transfer. i don't know if it does have

praised anyone who can stand this as a bit of it, but i think you know, when he to call you back in 2006 germany finish said in the well cut. that was a good feeling that some of fairies, how that we talk about. he really revolutionize things because they've had to leave for them and exits in 200-2000 4 in the pin championship. he really focused on 1st stop developing some kind of identity possession based football and also streamlining the economy academies to bring through them younger players. so that really is kind of his legacy. unfortunately, it all just kind of ran out of steam a bit towards the end. so what his legacy, what was the press been saying about his time? we have seen lots of articles about him. what's the general feeling that? well, i think the general feeling is it's really sad that it's had to end this way given his success. of course, the highlight being the world cup. when in 2014 we can see the newspaper that the

front page of failed to tabulate. alas, our basically yagi or out it's all i ever. and so a feeling probably more of a disappointment than anger. i was at a big out and watching a game last night and that full time when i was there were no g is just kind of sent for disappointment. i think with a team hasn't fulfilled that potential. and perhaps the press asking, you know, why did live carry on after the woke up the barclay in 2014. and perhaps it would have made a lot more sense for him to stand down then sort of have 3 more years of kind of misery. as we've told the next 900 flick his contact stuff, all 1st big shoes to fill. yeah, big used a fellow of course, but he will know what's involved. he was author assistant to. yeah. so he knows the responsibility. he also knows a lot of the players bear in mind. he was the by him unit coach and other by munich players in the school. so he will have that nucleus to work with the achieved a lot of success with them, of course, winning the treble. what's also promising is germany did when the euro and the 20

ones, 20 minutes. so there are some young players coming to see they need to transition in the senior team. so some things to be positive about while there's hope at least live, what did he say? anything about what his immediate future will look like, make up this card 7, chrysler chest. in that press conference, he said he's not even have time to plan a holiday yet, but what he will do is go away and kind of process is disappointment. think what his next move could be is that always expressed a desire to maybe coach outside of germany perhaps, or tensor club football. they're awesome. a nice pro, vacancies, that he's been links with them. hot hot, sped job in england. so, you know, ram madrid or so when that was vacant, so there are big clubs that still potentially would be interested in him. because of course we've seen his caliber as coach, interesting to see if he goes to england after that. so that doesn't grady w sports. thank you. a cycle of some of the other stories making headlines around

the world. the t o p and ami could re enter the take re regional capital off mikella within weeks if needed. that's what a spokesperson. a said, the city was seized by 2 grand rebel forces earlier this week, and the t o p in government declared to cease 5, thousands of people have been killed. and finally broke out in november. and russia, president vladimir putin has confirmed, he received the russian vaccine. sputnik v. putin was given the 1st shot back in march and the 2nd in april. but the criminal declined to reveal which vaccine has been used. it's a north korean leader, kim joel and has slammed top party officials for failures in the countries for on a virus with the state media reports that the failures lead to a grave incident. he did not elaborate on the details. north korea has not officially confirmed any traces of colbert 19 units that asked

german soldiers stationed in afghanistan have left the country marketing and other milestone in the international troop withdrawal. german soldiers have been on the ground in afghanistan for 20 years. most recently, they were engaged in a nature lead emission aimed as training and advising afghan security forces and supporting with ariel recognizance. 1100 german soldiers were still stationed in the country, making if the 2nd largest military contingent in afghanistan, after the united states and joined by journalists alley the tv and cobbled how africans reacting to this withdrawal. you know, withdrawal is something that people knew would eventually happen. so result, you know, it's still to be and i think was really on people wind as has been whatever is happening right now is years

a policy german american for many years. and if you look at your face and i want to cross the north, this is very moment are i believe, you know, these are the places where people are seeing hiding on i was interested in, if not in the major cities itself. and then just the surrounding the major cities. so, you know, it's really a question of what was the legacy of the last 20 years and they're coming to that german troops work part of a larger international falls for nearly 20 years. so what do ordinary african state what has improved since then, and what could have, could have been, achieve definitely have been through the economy development and reconstruction. but there's also

a lot that did not like i said, the fact that recently, the biggest thing i got is any one of the economic farms in the country are considered unsafe. and at risk at this moment where people say, you know, the finding of getting close and even if they haven't been achieved frustrating for the fact that now people are having to arm themselves to try and protect their own indicative how much didn't actually think so where do things go from from here? what's the general feeling? can we expect the tell of all or soon i'll take over a gun this time? is there a reason to believe that the african government kind of said its authority? no question. again, kind of thing. you don't have. 7 certain time you get that right. i want the people

are looking for and they're looking for the right to make it clear that they have a plan to give people confidence that they can try and try and go very fast in the very current status quo in better than nothing. so now it's really up to the government to show through its action and through and you know, it will do is absolutely nothing to have a plan going forward. so let's, let's see if you can cobble for us. thank you. extreme heat wave is sweeping across western canada, climbing dozens of lives and people struggled to keep cooled. unprecedented heat, smashed candidate temperature record. when the mercury hit 49 degrees celsius.

cooling centers have been set up to give as it in some response from the sweltering heat which is expected to last for several days, yet. a prolonged, dangerous, and historic heat wave engulfing western canada has already caused dozens of death . people are being encouraged to go to cooling centers to combat the extreme heat. it's just on bearable it's, it's impossible to be out. so never seen anything like this. i hope it never becomes like this ever again. it's not really pleasant. this is too much, too much summer for us here. but some are enjoying being out doors. feel like and coover, but it's an interesting experience. yeah, the nice getting outside, but basically been consuming gallons of water the whole time. not surprising with temperature is exceeding 45 degrees in some places and feeling close to 50 degrees in others because of the human conditions. some are taking to the water to cool

down, while others are helping the vulnerable by distributing food and drink to provide relief. officials point to this being part of a wider problem. in this instance, i think the, the big lesson coming out of the past number of days is that the climate crisis is not a fiction. that is absolutely real. and if you look, i've had a briefing from the wildfire service the yesterday and again today, the entire west coast of north america from baja to alaska is red hot. this is not a british columbia problem. it's not a candidate problem. it is a global challenge. and we all need to have citizens of the world coming together soon. and college classes have been cancelled in british columbia, which means more playtime, perhaps. but extreme heat. and the search for relief looks like a climate emergency problem that just isn't going away. and my gas guy is paying one of the highest prices for climate change already, which they've done little to cause the toughest droughts and 40 years of left

thousands on the island of the brink of starvation, malnourished children, and also forced to forage for leaves to eat with 8 groups say that help reaching the island is doing little to stop the situation getting was the this was one tal farmland, but now it's a desert. years of drought have destroyed nearly all of the crops here. strong winds sweeping away before then some storms covering what's left entire communities on the brink of starvation, people here have resorted to eating whatever they can find. it took me that morning . i prepared the plate of insects and if i clean them the best i can without any water damage for 8 months, my children and i have been eating this land every day, such as that we have nothing else to eat on the modem and no rain to grow cropped on the 2nd one, the people here on the front line of the global climate crisis. madagascar hardly

any greenhouse gases, but it's one of the worst victims of climate change. 2 we're facing the worst drought in over 40 years. this is an area where people depend on their own agriculture, home grown school, meals, small holder farmers. this is how they lived down here, but with drought back to back them back. people can't survive. it's like live drought is having families apart. these 2 boys orphaned after their mother died of hunger. they've been taken in by another family, but severely mound tuition and they're still not getting enough. is alpha smith and we have nothing left and left. their mother is dead not, and my husband said, what do you want me to say? our life centers around looking or can just leave survive island to somebody who

nearly a 1000000 people instead of madagascar depend on food aid. some people have walked for hours to get health, but not everyone is healthy enough to make a long journey. paid organizations that more be done to help madagascar food to feed the hungry mouth and finally action on climate change. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. officials in florida and pledge to conduct multiple investigations into the collapse of an ocean front apartment building near miami that es till they rose to 12. but $149.00 residence still unaccounted for. the states emergency management division has requested an additional search and rescue team from the federal government. hundreds of activists in the philippines have demonstrated outside the presidential palace. in manila, they're calling for justice for the victims of president, rodrigo detaches war on drugs. thousands of people have been killed since to test

it out to crack down on drug dealers. activists say they have been murdered with impunity. it's been one years since china imposed a security law on hong kong. beijing says it brings stability to a city that was up to massive democracy protests. the law, criminalizes, acts of subversion, secession collusion with foreign forces and terrorism. all can be punished by life in prison. critics say the legislation gives beijing the power to silence critics and punish pro democracy activists. d w. c. be call as met one of the few eoc service. still speaking up, writing his politics and his love of hong kong into his skin. still be with one yet chin, even in the dark, his days solving talk on the whole. i hope me remind me of the beliefs i started with, even if i'm jailed in the future. one started the group student politicize him last

may just after hong congress heard about the national security law at 20. he's one of the oldest in the group there. as young as 15. there's some of the few still visible on the streets. many other groups are gone. sorry, not all of that. well, i decided not to go to college last year, so i wanted to get a keep myself to activism while i was still free, though, they also like, i know many political influences seldom speak in public. they could be called under the national security law with all else, especially with it being so uncertain who gallia, how we feel like we have to stare. paul, especially when prominent figures are either in jail or in exile deli, all that i for why one has been arrested 4 times in the last year. twice just this month. marches are banned under pandemic rule. he and his group

hand out leaflets instead, but it's enough to get him into trouble. the pressure is intense. he knows national security officers are watching him. he doesn't go to sleep until 7 am, so he's awake at dawn. that's when police arrest people at home. he's part of what beijing says is an extremely small minority that the national security law targets to preserve stability. one thing has the stability brought by the national security law. it's just an illusion and is built on people's fear. there's no room for farther tweet. what if, even the terms freedom and democracy become to be one day, i won't compromise on my speech or that if you will. he and his group support those already in jail. they take supplies to protesters behind bars, on your handle. hong kong future is more important in my will. future gaining when

the political prisoners are released in years or decades to come. i don't want them to return to worst hong kong hong kong without home college found all in order. how many c we are the kids chosen by the time? but i think we have chosen this era. sally said, this symbols on his skin state, his certainty, the tattoos are messages of defiance to his future self. in tennis, some serena williams dreams of equaling margaret called grand slam record of 24 ended in tears and she retired. injured from wimbledon. williams was leading and the 1st set of opening round match against alexandra assessment of the roofs. when she fell and her ankle was eventually forced to concede the match, the american waves to all sides center court

and another dramatic match. a time when roger federer qualified for the 2nd round after his opponent, also suffered an injury. the swiss at the top of the screen have survived a major garrett window one adria, and the marino pushed him all the way. the match would have gone to a defensive fit, that marino slipped awkwardly and was false to retire. phaedra was visibly emotional after the match when talking about his opponent's answering the william the time. so it was just a terrible ending and one that i don't like to see and i don't know, i just felt really down, especially with everything that i went through with my knee and then i was his knee as well. i hope he's not out for a long time feel like for a lot of players, it's super key to get through those 1st 2 rounds because the grass is more slippery, it is more soft. and then as the tournament progresses usually gets harder and

easier to move on. but this is obviously terrible that it's back to back matches and hits serena as well. my god, i can believe and that's it from me. and then is he had news team, rolla, and berlin. don't go away up next as eco africa. look at the vertical farming plus how 3 d printing can help and beans survive. god else is involved in from the other team. thanks for watching. the the news. the news

the news the, the the, all the goal for africa. look the farm hell birth pocket. they are helping us heal oil. oil on this old pair is completely and now we're putting all of those nutrients back in the coil from what we call leverage. a successful model for organic farming africa. next on d w o.

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we can make a difference by choosing smartness solutions overstayed said in our way, the global ideas, mental theories in little 3000 on d, w, and online me hello everyone, and welcome to these new edition of africa, the environment magazine brought to you by a tv, uganda, detailed lee, germany, and i dearest channels, television, i am prison lamps coming to you from legals. today will be criss crossing the african continent, and also check it out on the you cause a vision project in germany. that is true crates,

and one of the project is generating a lot of buzz. you will see what they mean in a b. i am sandra tree. nobody with a one will come from compiler. hit in uganda. this is take a look at what we're going to install for you today. what can we do with our because it doesn't produce enough food in there will be kenya. people coming up with solutions and so we can, farmers are embracing more sustainable farming with the helpful sweet and friendly creatures from abroad. if we want to assure the well being of people who are not planted, protecting resources and food security, keep whether it is water, land, or biodiversity. every last least in banners, how we have a minor we seem extreme weather events in the countryside, for example, can lead to food shortages in cities and with more people moving to urban centers, the push to provide food for the growing population is increasing. now on africa,

white initiative aims to get things going in the cities themselves. here is an example from nairobi. the is a forest of vegetables driving in a small courtyard. vertical farming makes it possible. so these improve food security and urban kenya. levine, sal cage grows, producing vertical plants and socks when a small farm in gets in gala on the outskirts of ny ruby, she cultivates spinach and kill for both house or consumption unfulfilled. it's what was so interesting about it is how, like you can send one suck can hold up to 150 plan so that one was a bitter calling economy quote for me. and it's something that if you late don't come cover like a big face. but here you see it has just taken us most fit,

but how many she uses less was and spends less time and money on reading. she was introduced to the new method by mary might of urban green from the organisation self vertical farming bags to interested parties. and i was also teamed up with local n g o to sets of gardens in informal settlements on the compact spaces available in urban areas. mostly what we do, we help mostly people to, to set up the kitchen garden using the small space that they have and also their balconies. that is, we are trying to help people to embrace a been farming because mostly people are moving to the above area. and they cannot be able to access a healthy vegetables. we mighta was drained by the african association for vertical farming. the nonprofits initiative helps to promote climate friendly agricultural

practices. yes, decisions. pena coordinator, people. yeah. saying wrong streaming courses for young people and some of the techniques that work with vertical guidance, hydroponics, upon ex, and idle pony. so mr. lee, we see the youth as the future of africa. and also the women take committee, big push on off claim it's food security in africa. so we see that if empower these to the africa with the from security move deck into the next level over the last 3 years. this will station the street more than 1500 women and young people around can. the cost is cover everything from crop management and watering technique to pest control, and the use of bio for allies is vertical gardens has its own training facility. here, emphasis is placed on ways of saving the planet from carbon emissions and excessive energy use. people i encourage to grow food close to hill to help cut down the use

of feeling during transportation. if i can grade myself, it's better for me to better for the environment as a whole, reduce the amount of cars on the road, the amount of carbon emissions, the amount of transport needed from the supplier to come to this market from this full market, being a half the electricity bill in terms of power and, and refrigeration services. food security is a major problem in kenya. produce losses often reach up to 50 percent. you supposed have a storage problem? an initiative called the g saw use to came up with a ways to help them grow as get more value for their product and cut down with age . they also pay $3.00 times more per bunch than brokers. the freshman as a dr. crushed and processing to fortify flowers. a part of the fetch is good prizes, which also means more money for the farmers. using the mortar,

we have for bananas. this can also be used in different food types of food. so these can improve their food security. on the, for the storage. so the issue of hunger will be eliminated. the issue of food waste be admitted there is your farmers going to a loss will be needed now wants to increase its drying and storage area commodities more bananas. it also wants to spot the milling in ball, can expand sales nationwide. the fly can be use all stored for several months. and that's what i've been told. cage vertical side is doing so well. she's already thinking about i do more vegetable varieties. one of the many advantages of vertical phones is there are independent or natural pollinators, but we still plenty of food going in the great outdoors. and for that we still need help from e. 6 think the butterflies and the big bad colony collapse is

a serious problem around the was and environmentally friendly solution is really needed on this. we're doing a bit is just may be safe in the right direction. ah, it's the same distressing site. year after year, when barrow might infiltrate to be colony, the result is devastating. in response, many beekeepers, teresa hives with 4 make asset. it kills of the parasites, but it also causes some be used to tear out but own and 10 i so industrial design of philip put, has been a few of his friends, wanted to see if they could solve the problem in a more natural way than that we found research studies that outline how be creat hives in nature. i colonies do very well in 3 hollows of involved wound over the

even though to keep the vero of my to day without the name of the form, i guess it didn't work. so the team constructed an artificial tree hollow from recycle plastic lined with temple and clay the honeycomb fit from top. the dry climate inside is not favorable to the mites, so they stay away. after a year of testing, the time has come to move the bees into then you home. the project has mean to finance through you funding so far. but the inventors have applied for a patent avoidance. we definitely to start a company at some point. aim is to help solve the problem and we think that will only really work if our idea is backed by a business model that can support itself a long time. now they want to set out the crowd funding campaign to enable them to go into mass production. and till now they've been making the hives on the 3 d printer and philip pod has kitchen band. how

about you? if you are also doing your bit, tell us about it, visit our website, or send us a tweak with tag doing your bit. we share your story. here on equal africa, we've talked about how electric mobility can be better for the environment. but here's something new. unimed tire motorsports. see we've featuring electric vehicles, raising awareness about climate change and its consequences. it's called extreme e. n is holds races in the most extreme places on earth in the desert. the ocean, even on and toxic, was eyes so warped and motor racing do for the environment in africa to find out what went along to raise hell to get is the backdrop of salt lake. on 70 goes atlantic coast lot grows located just behind center gold

atlantic coast. under the daytime sun, its surface turns a beguiling pink color due to the mass of alga that thrive in the lake high salt content. this is one of the locations chosen for a rather unique moderating event. the extreme e. c. u. launch to raise awareness about critical environmental issues. use the area as a platform to inform about the different sites that are ocean globally is, is being faced with. recently electric off road or descended on the beach and june here for the 2nd race and the extreme, the theories. it's one of 5 regions chosen around the globe that are under acute strain from climate change. the cards are fitted with 550 horse power martyrs powered by especially developed hydrogen fuel cells. so be emissions in this case

comprise just water. the area around the lake is blighted by waste. animals of less and less land to graze on the villages between the sea and the lake of putting a burden on the local environment. as part of the racing event, the organizers make an effort to help local residents. the idea was to be the sustainability projects. so the communities were involved on the get go and the idea for them to be able to impose and keep changing their own neighborhood and community. so they are in charge the steering wheel after the race, the event organizers take a trip down the river, but not for pleasure. the project also includes a mangrove planting campaign. have teamed up with seneca, leave n g o n young and local fishermen to create what will be a huge man, go for it, stretching from lack roles to the c. i am planting mongers to ensure that both of us to continue and the small fish have

a place to be done before they go out integration. and to just help the local plan is to plant 1000000 seedlings. pay for by the extreme 18 recent decades have seen immense damage to the habit of birds, insects, and fish while fishermen hold continue to fall. when we saw the majority of the mangrove in senegal disappeared in the wake of the great drove of 96919721 the internet. and now we want to use the plan to help nature to recover it so that it can secure the livelihoods of fisher cities. it is a pretty major lucas. i'm the fisher. meanwhile, it's live as usual in the nearby town of jaga. few have taken notice of the pro conservation of road race and would in any case before it is he financial support, guys on it? i just think were basically around the corner from lack was out, but i don't think the organizers have provided any money here for school or health

care facilities. my, my, my boss, the us, the normally the 1st thing and i think the local infrastructure. but as far as i know, that's not happening, the n, as in priority for the event organizers, among them, form a model raising champion nicole ross bag is raising global awareness. the races i held at places where the effects of climate change are especially harsh endeavor, regions close to areas, and the arctic circle. the project partners hope the race and planting scheme here will have a long lasting positive impact. next it's off to all been yeah, this country in salt is, and europe suffers from a number of environmental problems contaminated and own treated, which torture are to all the more challenging the poor conditions of even prompted . so, mo, be a farmers to migrate to italy and search of better circumstances. now,

a local initiative is hoping to all fund eco friendly solution that will make it easier for families to stay home. oh, see on lama takes lots of photos. the mountains of northeast and albania are so beautiful. he works for p. p n e a. the country's largest environmental n g o. he promotes sustainable farming practices for the sake both of nature and local people. so they can make a decent living and choose not to leave. this is the correct nick, must thief. at its foot, z a k, she has a market garden. he grows fruit. his operation could inspire others to follow suit, especially young people. he cultivates berries. traditionally, people gathered wild ones in the mountain red one. and if there are, let's see plantation, socio lama says such market gardens could be a fruitful source of income for more families around here. that's the case you work

for several years in italy, you saved up some money, came home and began farming and began to machine almost seen the piece started with eroni barry 5 years ago before branching out his venture is proving to be a success was up in july his product was certified as organic by an agency in germany. and that's something he's very proud of. you know, the feel be good. we're going to get on the bottom of the book. i don't lose fertilizer. know everything is just the same as up in the mountains, the bacteria and the soil. a lot. these humans, they make the plant strong as there's other than cash. she doesn't need to do any marketing. customers come to him to buy his produce. he's been experimenting with a number of crops and red love apples, for example.