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Hujambo, uko wapi kwa Tanzania?

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@@Sanjulai025 Ashe lalashe lai!

Thank you! Any specific video you need?

Great! I have more videos comming!

No, this is not a fruit tree.

A support tree, native tree, nitrogen fixing tree, fodder tree etc.

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Thanks bro!

Thanks! Will check it out!

Ashe oleng Lars!

Thanks for your kind comment! Yes, Kenya and Africa has a opputunity to uterlice many indignious plant species for many different needs. Live fencing is one example. Others are fruits, animal fodder, bee forage, energy, timber etc. For the last 100 years exotic species have taken this role but now is the time for indignious species to outshine them...

Hej Gunilla! Vi är I Sverige nu :-)

Others have done recerch from mount nyiro /south horr. Let me look for links

www.researchgate.net/publication/6834716_Ethnobotany_of_the_Samburu_of_Mt_Nyiru_South_Turkana_Kenya

www.researchgate.net/publication/289311407_Ethnobotanical_Survey_and_Antimicrobial_Evaluation_of_Medicinal_Plants_used_by_the_Samburu_Community_Kenya_for_treatment

@@MaxLemayian Thank you Max

Ashe Pasu

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Hej Gunilla, vi har inte flyttat helt men förbereder oss så att det en dag kan bli möjligt :-)

Haha

Ashe!

Yes, its out

Thanks!

Hi, thanks for your comment. In which language is it called mabaai?

Thank you!

There is a lot of content here since 2012 although not all that edited..

Lovely, will definitely check them out! Also, I'm a writer/journalist (mainly covering culture stories and those about the Black community) with a couple of publications - Insider, Reader's Digest, Metro, BBC, and more. I'd like to pitch your story to a couple of my editors. Would you be up for an interview on your journey, what inspired you, and how you eventually became an elder? Happy to share my email address if so. Thank you!

People break it for mswaki. Cows, goats break if they get a chance to eat.

Yes, we can arrange something!

@@MaxLemayian thank you I will get in touch soon

There is a great upcomming opputunity in the farm next to me. Nkosira Farm. Who is farming in permaculture design and is more developed then me. From October 2024 and forward we will there offer trainings, internships and volonteering opputunities..

Thanks, when raining, accross the street will also be a bit green but after 2 weeks of no rain it will go dry. While in my land it is still green after 3 months of drought. The water soaks in quick and stays in the ground for a very long time!

Tack Gunilla för din kommentar! Jo, detta vatten gör är väldigt stor skilldnad. Vi 2 st som sedan några år börjat använda denna teknik i Maralal. Har nu sätt att fler och fler tar efter, framför allt i år har ett antal provat.

Vattnet i dammen kommer jag använda för att odla grönsaker under torrperioden.

Yes, I do know a bit of this plant. Any specific info you need?

I can make an updated video about this shrub. I will upload in 1-2 weeks from now.

Thanks alot baba Alex!!

Thank you so much!

Tack, kul att höra att den uppskattas!

Botanic name is "Acacia nilotica"

English has many name depending on location (prickly acacia,Egyptian thorn,babul acacia,Arabic gum tree,scented thorn,scented-pod acacia)

www.seedballskenya.com/buy

They can deliver or you can by in their shop at Farasi Lane, Nairobi.

You better by seedballs. Acacia trees grow better from seed than from seedling. www.seedballskenya.com/buy/ They have their shop in Farasi lane, Nairobi.

Haha, maybe I put subtitle for you 😀