here in camp along uganda, i am sandra trina, and oh whoa, whoa, come from lead, chris alone in oakland state nigeria, sometimes we can learn from the past. our ancestors knew pretty well all to farm sustainably. but 1st, let's look forward. this is what's coming up at the next 30 minute. ah, all you can charge your cellphone on your own. sweeter paul gray, nice solar energy really and farmers returning to one ancient methods to feed the cat. oh, it happened to all of us. you're sitting with your family having dinner and all of a sudden the lights go out. paul failure. kayla. jerry, it's unfortunately our daily occurrence for a lot of people, only about 56 percent of my durance are connected to the national park grade. and it's on reliable, on average, in i drove home, gets about 5 hours of electricity per day. but because of our proximity to the equator, we have intense energy coming from the sun. how we can harness it effectively, independent off the national park grid is a focus of this next report from bum bum in august state. ah, this welding torch is running on electricity. while

my name is sandra trina, video here in comply uganda. today on the show, we look at why sustainable farming is so crucial to serving of project environment . also coming up on the program today. how lovey, can some us useful fertilizer in uganda? how an architect in merkel is building houses more sustainably? and why the people into a karnad kanga are suffering from climate change? agriculture plays a major role when it comes to climate change. things like a bond, you excite emissions created by livestock or fearing forests, who are blind and more and more often, seeds are genetically modified or manipulated. now, a group of farmers from tunisia want to stop this trend and choosing to use the old seed varieties instead. an orbit gene harvest not far from bit tunisian capital here on he's one and a half acres of land solid must go you farms, fruits and vegetables is yields are smaller than when he uses imported or genetically modified seeds but solid must go. you've still prefers local seeds mostly is empty, they don't look particularly g

i am sandra trina over here. and, oh whoa, whoa, come from me, chris alone in oakland state nigeria. sometimes we could learn from the past. our ancestors knew pretty well all to farm sustainably. but 1st, let's look forward. this is what's coming up in the next 30 minute. ah, all you can charge your cellphone on your own. switzer. how green is solar energy really? and farmers returning to an ancient methods to feed the cat. oh, it happened to all of us you're sitting with your family having dinner and all of a sudden the lights go out. par failure. hey, larger area. it's unfortunately, our dileo currents for a lot of people only about 56 percent of nigerians are connected to the national park grade. and it's on reliable, on average in i drove home gets about 5 hours of electricity per day. but because of our proximity to the equator, we have intense energy coming from the sun. how we can harness it effectively, independent off the national park grid, is a focus of this next report from bum bum in august state. t

here in camp along uganda, i am sandra trina, and oh, whoa, whoa, come from me, chris alone. in oakland state nigeria. sometimes we can learn from the past. our ancestors knew pretty well all to farm sustainably. but 1st, let's look forward. this is what's coming up and the next 30 minute ah, all you can charge your cellphone on your own sweeter. hall, green is solar energy really? and farmers returning to an ancient methods to feed your cattle it happened to all of us. you're sitting with your family having dinner and all of a sudden the lights go out par failure. hey mike, jerry, it's unfortunately our daily occurrence for a lot of people. only about 56 percent of nigerians are connected to the national park grid and it's on reliable, on average in i drove home gets about 5 hours of electricity per day. but because of our proximity to the equator, we have intense energy coming from the sun. how we can harness it effectively, independent off the national park grid is a focus of this next report from bum bum in august state. with this welding torch is running on electricity,