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given the war and the climate crisis. anything we can do to improve our own food supplies. go to be good. focus today. so welcome to a new edition of africa. i am sandra tree. nobody here in cumberland, uganda. thank sandra year. the crisis is definitely affect in africa. but in the next 30 minutes, we'll be looking at some innovative ways to grow food and leave of your room, produce crystal lamps in august state nigeria, coming up, an example from gone out of the vegetables can be gro lee, but the other tiny, lots of land i'm example from germany, how fish farms can flourish, even in this pieces. and an example from run death, how drones can make life so farming, safer and more profitable? how can we ensure food security in the face of the climate crisis?

95 percent to a farms in africa depend directly on rain fall, drove to an extreme weather, regularly decimated across. so reducing that rain dependence is key, especially because the grid in port that would normally make up for the shot fall on a block because of the war in ukraine. one promise in modal is i grew forestry. farmers and ivory coast are rediscover in this traditional method of funding, but they still have a long road ahead event. the jerome cassim cassim inherited this plot of land from his grandfather. several different 3 species go here amongst the cocoa trees. that is 1.7 hector's. it's a technique called agro forestry gallery. nothing over there is the emmy and that i

know is a good wood. it's wood. the can do many things. i also know the ac p. well, i don't really know the scientific names of the other trees, but i do know that they can protect my cocoa because they provide shade intensive mono cultures of cocoa rubber and old palm have completely transformed ivory coast landscape. over the last 50 years, the country has last more than 80 percent of its 1st cover at the intensive use of pesticides as considerably damage the soil or magic disturbances as to these difficulties with intense heat and irregular rainfall that sweep away crops. professor tone though from the university not be shot, believes that the countries in a state of emergency, the future of farmers, is threatened. who she does?

do you saw the garden and deeply analyzed the percentage of human credits hole in his top 20 centimeters. this was sent to us and number 4, we need to make a fairly serious diagnosis as a multi disciplinary diagnosis, which takes into account the physical aspect. so she's going to make us then arrive at the sustainable restoration plan. do you do find yourself women? cassava, gro, was the village of basses in, have decided to experiment with establishing woodlands with the help of a local n g o. blocks and satterfield must be replaced each year. but diseases are multiplying due to salt impoverishment and global warming. that's why the women are now looking for new fertile plots, and the few remaining far as the woodlands allowed them to have healthy cassava plans to grow in the same field each year. the woman is satisfied with the

harvest. today, a single heck of cuttings can produce 20 to 40 tons of cassava compared to 15 tons at most previously. for the north, india was to grow. another player wants to help to accelerate singable farming methods. european institute for cooperation and development provides training on the plan, like monroe fertilization of the soil by a come past all the use of different pesticides. i thought it would go up long to get on the beach along those lines. i mean, i would use us, you'll use the mirror for eliza that we sell here. and before as body, i agree color you go transition project. we want to help them change their practices and move towards are going to create the laser organic matter. always in long grove, i make my children the training has already produced results. frank elvis class

seek non men is one of the farmers who's taken part in the training program for the past 2 years has used his own system for producing organic compost. he makes his waste from his chickens with wild grasses and nash. he then uses this fertilizer on his vegetable crops using this method as enabled him to have his production costs. by more steady sulphur, the blackness of the soil can tell us those have good soil for farming. we can also see how a forms are starting to re colonize the plots. so it's encouraging, and it doesn't cost me too much. a south that sun brought russia to water, 50 farmers of ready to be trained over the last 3 years. they should be able to transform ivory coast agriculture job more sustainable one in the long run. can you grow foods in the heart of

a major city at the time when supply chain disruptions on high energy prices? a driving up food prices, people are starting to worry. and this is why, so i'm hoping that community garden, hydroponic fans and aquaculture facilities can help cities that a young company in believe, is rein together to radically different types of cultivation, which could be a boon for uh, been for me. leading time at a fish farm in berlin, pudge naturally smallman schools, but do need a bit of space. these specimens seem to be doing okay. and the owners are committed to using no medication or the fish spend 7 months growing into adults at a temperature of $28.00 degrees celsius. the 13 tanks are filled with rain water with the company only resorting to been in tap water in dry months. the

perch have been on a vegetarian diet for the past month. the new feat contains no fish meal or fish oil, but wheat, corn, and soybeans. the primary concern for the company, eco friendly fish is what comes out the other end as it were. as i copernicus, esmond coffer was the doctor in october, tonic stands for arkell culture and the panic for hydroponic with which refers to plants grown without any soil, both fun. so combining the 2 involves having fish feeding them and using their excrement as fertilizer for plants. y'all's fido as a to listen to men as it's a circular system. the water flows from fish to plants, off and back again. the fossa from 6 to franzoni desolate. the urban farm produces 5 tons of fish and half a 1000000 pots of basil the year. bacteria break down the ammonium and fish peep

into nitrates, which then serve as fertilizing the plans and turn, convert the carbon dioxide exhaled by animals into oxygen. the farm gets its power from the local green electricity provide at $220.00 leases of water sufficient to produce one killer fish and one and a half killers of vegetables. according to the world wildlife fund bombing, the 2 separately requires up to 1000 liters of water as the others. we were growing all kinds of things here, egg plants, bell peppers, tomatoes and cucumbers, and herbs. and let us as well, of course, and it was after meeting a grocery retailer that the idea came on. why not to sell our products at their stores in berlin and been an american every thursday, the purveyors of berlin hoped that bash or capital purge add up their online orders

and then harvest the fish according to demand i will follow up with them. it's not as if i have some personal attachment to each individual fish it's nice when they look good and are healthy and have a decent size. and of that is good to shut this can log on to the cities much velma or food assembly website. after choosing a product and local produce it, they can also choose way to pick up their order. the set up helps reduce road travel and emissions. for a lot of small scale vomas' from the been in region, it's the so option for getting their goods directly to customers. today's was on a divorce is hosting a pop up food assembly store. the once a week operation ends her an 8.3 percent take of turnover. the food assembly nicholas marche,

ma'am i in germany has now spread across the country. berlin alone has 29 of these pop up outlets. the organization, guns, idea, all the organizing. it's good for the neighborhood and for the producers, it do gable fun and it matters a lot to me t and of because of the problem we have with industrial farming and problem where sustainability is not guaranteed. it's not hard to try to stay and you can give ls it. there's not only fruit and batch for sale, but also flowers meat and dairy products, depending on what's currently in season. then customers from the neighborhood have a couple of hours to come along and pick up their online orders and sometimes stay for a chat. once the final fish has been sold at the store, closes at doors until the same time the following week. the eco friendly fish farm shows how fish and basil can be produced and parallel. the team are now

selling their equip onyx expertise to other farms elsewhere in europe. and perhaps the idea will become a personal business around the world. it is amazing what is possible in the middle of a major city. but for now let us get back to africa. more than 50 percent of people here are involved in agriculture. most of them do not home giant foods to walk with . they plant their crops in the guidance around their homes. thus right sondra, you just need to do how to do it right. then you can find room, even in the smallest lot on initiative in gone, our teachers, people all to cultivate dear own tomatoes, o'neills and pepper. and it's important information because climate change is force in many people to leave agriculture. a crowd of women is gathering to get some gardening tips,

growing fresh produce isn't todd, and the benefits are enormous. here in northern gonna alberta, a casa and her team, a showing local women how best to create a backyard vegetable garden. the small organization started out as a social media project. we are all planning together and soon gathered momentum. attract in a growing number of female followers. we had seats our face, we had some small guiding food. so we saw that advocating, putting on social media. that's if you want to back, you had got and just contact us and it was on those. i don't whether you the word creed was cobra was within a week, 700 volunteers signed up for the one household, one garden program. during the pandemic, food prices rose dramatically and many people decided to go back to brewing their

own vegetable. alberta, of course, has seen how working with women can positively impact the entire communities. in its time, we support women realize as this multiplication research over the years supported, women from whom into assesses women market says we do things with farming, pregnant women and single mother. and we believe that it's extended beyond the families to the communities changing lively, who's in being an inspiration. and 7 of the men says, even within the communities, once they complete the training, the women are awarded. and a pair of rubber boots, they'll be going home to plans to march on eons and pepper if the vegetable patches flourish will even have enough produce to sell. so good. now, i didn't though,

what i've learned will benefit me a lot because some guy can make some money with what we've been trained to do the channel. it will also help mother feed the children up to every how this why this could be very good business for me. business only. in recent years, food prices have double even the local market. the corona virus crisis has course, ongoing supply chain problem. alberta of course team to make agriculture in more feeble sector. she believes that a lot more locally grown produce could be sold at local markets. garner is a fertile country. that's rich in resources. is quite the same. when i talk about, you know, the cbc. anyone from got my own from put it so like you are looking at transportation costs and all that's going away. now, 41. of course a heads the organization. she originally wanted to be agenda and now she's an

activist travel, you know, of course the country with her team in the last 5 years. they've trained up some 26000 women that was wanting see for fancy when i started my korea, i ended up having it puts which made me more fulfilled. and that's is shoveling. i called the country dialoguing dining with women farmers with more with our farm is and see what i can do in my or small we can support agriculture in ghana is a struggling sector, a growing number of farmers giving up the driving principal behind every house foundation is that cultivate and vegetables should be profitable. a project also promotes healthy eating. it has the support of local government. and although it

also raised the coin shows and those of people's awareness and seeking to make the environment clean up by haven't those guidelines. so it is a concept that for me is listed in terms of getting the right to nutrition, getting the environment clean and more important. also generated people's interest in the practice in agriculture, about level alberta across a follow up on her training courses, visiting participants years later to see how they're getting on. the idea is that the plant gardens that are sustainable, the experts give tips on how to get the most out of a small space, i should say, ok, i wish that i extend my garden to be able to feed some of my neighbors around my family . because if i have more people around me and somebody called me, so that's what i'm hoping for. women learn to take pride in the achievement is what

drives a cluster. today she's just shown over 100 women. how to be more self sufficient and now for everyone who's fortunate enough to have such a wonderful garden, we have a tape from senegal. when you use locally produced organic fertilizer, growing tasty and held, the food can be sustainable to are doing your bits installed. now this week shows you how one inventor figured out a way to do just that. ah, most households produce a fair amount of organic waste every day. and that can be used to produce fertilizer for flower or vegetable gardens. when nadia chin gone couldn't find a composter incentive goals, capital dhaka, she decided to make her own her team turned standard metal barrels into simple but

effective comp, pastas, poles in the sides and top helped to area the kitchen or garden waste on speed up the composting process they'll also allow earth worms and insects to get inside and help break down the organic matter. a small door cut at the base make sol removal easy. after adding a coat of paint, the composter is ready. that can be produced in several sizes. over the past year, the team made about $200.00 units of it. this is all i need is the container or the climate in senegal is perfect for composite. wonderful. with the humidity, there's no need to do anything. it transforms on its own. deborah, that's how we came up with the idea. what are you there when you comes up? any vegetable fruit scrap can be added as well as bread. pasta, tea leaves coffee and not an egg shells. when mixed together,

the organic waste breaks down naturally into a nutrient rich compost. it takes about a month for the garbage to transform into fertilizer, which can be used for anything from plants in pottsville boxes, to pyar o orange trees. and how about you? if you are also doing, you'll bates tell us about is this is l websites both send us the tweet hash tag doing jo, base we jack you're still way in rhonda the government hopes to provide 100 percent of its population with secure access to food by 2030 at the moment, the number is only around 80 percent. that is very true crease, but ronda has realized that new technology, like full of poet irrigation schemes and local seed production can help us improve

the situation. now recently, they have also launched a project for the livestock farmers when new technology and making their walk faster, easier and more sustainable. this drone is taking to the skies as part of an unusual delivery service, transporting fresh semen to be used for artificial insemination on pig farms. helena, it's headed for a 30 minute flight to the village of roo bona was. i forgot my seaman used for artificial insemination must be stored under special conditions i did when we transported it by road to remote locations. it often spoiled along the way, but the drone is much faster. so the seaman is still in good condition for insemination movement. but we don't get that to rising incomes in a growing middle class have increased domestic demand for meet product. the peak farming sector has expanded by more than 70 percent in recent years. but often the

young animals aren't as healthy as they could be. a special government artificial insemination program is now ensuring that the seaman is taken from robust males and that sounds don't pick up diseases from bulls during breeding for recent dice. anger says it also provides jobs for the local communities to feed our population. oh please. these did require a deposit of meat drive, a center that a ph inducted and quote, this bulletproof industry, ah, we'd be, we'd be the santo's soul. we've. although the innovation laughing that while families are using the that he quit, the declared, the commodity, they did quit believe it to head, to, to boost, to increase the production of meat. rwanda teamed up with an american company a few months ago to launch the initiative. the drones can fly up to 2 hours at

a time and carry loads of up to $1.00 kilos. they navigate with the help of gps satellite data, so they're both fast and accurate. the swine semen orders are prepared for delivery right at the flight center. the temperature of the seamen is maintained within plus or minus 2 degrees celsius for the duration of the flight. during the programs pilot phase, the government is covering the transportation costs. they have the number oh for the center of the can you sense the dental now? ya. ya before mean from us. the have the i will pull what's up. they know when they can, they can call up the number to case on, on the center. we live either across the country. we did, eva. we did a vol. the quantity declared. they're already waiting at the health center

and ru bona, exactly on time, the drone drops, the package at its destination. time is now of the essence. the seaman is prepared and the sal artificially inseminated from its start in the capital kigali to insemination. the entire process took just one hour pig breeder, christie ma hearing is taking part in the program for the 1st time. man, when i say move with this, the reason i chose to use drone delivered seaman is that i can be sure that it's good quality, and that i can choose the breed. i want group xen, sango, and the con, the credenza trinity is also and being happens. i don't have to move my animals, which is time consuming burning and expensive. then we go. anastasio. wilma barracka has been taking part in the program from the start for 300 south have

already born more than 60 pig that meant and i can of i ok. now that we've seen that this method is successful, i'll get rid of the mail pegs, the boys did my it costs me a lot of money to take care of them and feed themselves. now i'll be able to eliminate those coffee ball st, please. a me of this artificial insemination program as the successful initiatives him in as that he says that it say never pulls but must a net. a pulse. rwanda sees the drone program has a long term investment in addition to pig semen, the drones also transport urgently needed medications and vaccines across the country in and out. kinda like well, that's really ease amazingly efficient. that is all for this week's edition of africa. we've a special focus and food security. it is time for me to be fair wilson compiler. here in uganda. i and sandra tween odeo and i'll be seeing is very soon next week. thank you, sandra, and thanks for watching to our viewers. drop off the line and tell us what you

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