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Harnessing positive energy through innovative farming techniques is paramount for several reasons. In developing countries, the implementation of sustainable practices not only improves livelihoods but also contributes to long-term economic stability. By adopting advanced farming methods such as agroforestry, communities can achieve increased crop yields and enhanced soil fertility... Visit our blog below to read the entire story and harness good energy through innovative farming https://lnkd.in/dxc-4kG2 #kwattswap #goodenergy #charityshop #goodenergypeople #donations #generosity #grateful #farming #kwattswap #transformations #wellness #blogging #blogs #goodenergyiscontagious

The harvest season in the rice fields of Kai, Kilimanjaro region, is still in full swing! Farmers in Ohio village are working tirelessly, supported by RISE Africa’s advanced harvesting technology. This is a time of progress and success in rice farming! Ibrahim Maigari William Kalenyula FarmEASY Nigeria FarmEASY Rwanda

This leads to increased drought resilience for crops. Studies have shown that biochar can increase water retention in soil by up to 20%, reducing the need for irrigation. Help us accelerate change, by donating to Biochar Industry 2030 Roadmap - 2024 Implementation Kickstart Fund. Find out more and how! https://lnkd.in/gZYyQZew #ANZBIG #anzbc21 #biochar #bioenergy #carbondrawdown #circulareconomy #environment #sustainability #organicfarming #agriculture #organicagriculture #regenerativeagriculture #animalhealth #farmingtechnology #climatechange #renewableenergy #ImprovingSoilFertility #ReducesAgriculturalWaste #CarbonStorage #CarbonCapture #SustainableFarming #IncreaseWaterRetention

Zimbabwe has reached a new milestone in November 2024, harvesting a record-breaking 518,502 tonnes of wheat from 106,230 hectares. This achievement not only reinforces Zimbabwe’s commitment to self-sufficiency but also serves as a model for food security in Africa. The record crop is the result of strategic investments in irrigation, farmer financing, and advanced farming techniques, which have enabled the country to strengthen its agricultural output despite global challenges. This accomplishment highlights the potential for sustainable growth across African agriculture, inspiring other nations to prioritise resilience and innovative farming practices. For a closer look at the strategies behind Zimbabwe’s record wheat harvest, click the link to read the full article https://lnkd.in/d-aT2PXr #Agriculture #FoodSecurity #Zimbabwe

Farming Time! The rains are here; planting time is now - do not delay! In 2022, the Government of Zambia conducted research, which revealed a vast market for white maize in Southern Africa, specifically in Malawi, Zimbabwe, DR Congo, and other countries. The government encouraged farmers to capitalize on this opportunity, but the rains ceased prematurely (drought). This year, the opportunity has returned. To benefit from this huge market, plant early! If you plant in November, apply fertilizer in December (before Christmas and New Year) and your maize will be ready by March. For the past 20 years, the rain season has started in November and ended in March due to climate change. The traditional rain season, which began in October/November and ended in April/May, is no longer applicable. Plant early-maturing varieties, and apply fertilizer in December or early January. Leave late-maturing varieties for those with irrigation systems. By doing so, you will reap the rewards and be smiling! By MuzitexTV.

Saradha, a marginal farmer from Nepal is the latest beneficiary of Pollinate Group’s impact model. She recently installed a solar water pump on her farm, significantly benefiting Saradha's agricultural endeavors. The cost she previously incurred by using a diesel water pump cost her approximately NPR 30,000 rupees over a three-month cultivation period, which she now saves.   Moreover, adopting the solar water pump has facilitated the diversification of Saradha's crops, a feat previously hindered by the limitations of traditional diesel pumps. With newfound access to reliable irrigation, Saradha has expanded her cultivation to include crops like paddy and wheat, enhancing her farm's resilience and potential profitability. This diversification mitigates risks associated with monoculture and presents Saradha with additional sources of income, capitalizing on market demands and potentially increasing her revenue beyond the current NPR 1 lakh mark.   By embracing solar power, Saradha is securing her financial future and contributing to environmental sustainability, reducing her carbon footprint and fostering a cleaner, greener tomorrow. #customerimpact #solarproducts #solarpump #farmers #crops #irrigation #greenertomorrow #linkedincommunity

Groundnut farming in Kenya is an underrated money maker with vast potential. As awareness grows and more farmers embrace this lucrative crop, groundnut farming could significantly boost rural incomes and contribute to Kenya's economic growth. The time is ripe for stakeholders to invest in this promising sector and unlock its full potential. #GroundnutFarmingKE, #KenyaGroundnuts, #SeedVarietiesKE, #BuyGroundnutSeedsKE, #PlantingGroundnutsKE, #GroundnutSpacingKE, #GroundnutFertilizerKE, #GroundnutWeedingKE, #GroundnutDiseasesKE, #GroundnutPestControlKE, #GroundnutHarvestKE, #GroundnutShellingKE, #GroundnutDryingKE, #GroundnutStorageKE, #GroundnutShellerKE, #GroundnutProcessingKE, #GroundnutButterKE, #GroundnutOilKE, #GroundnutMarketKE, #ExportGroundnutsKE, #ProfitableGroundnutKE, #GroundnutChallengesKE https://lnkd.in/dqMdhAvt

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