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FARMING THE FUTURE NAMIBIA
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Farming the future is a farming magazine series that highlights on farming success stories. The series will feature various players from the farming sector with emphasis on farmers. We will travel to farms to talk about the challenges of the farming industry and how they are overcoming them( i.e stock theft, climate change and lack of water). We will take our viewers through the elements involved in running a successful framing project both in your back yard and at a commercial level, the aim is to make farming cool and pay tribute to the Heroes of the industry by providing a platform to tell their stories.
The series will not only aim on educating and acquainting Namibians with the local food producers, but also with the type of products that our harsh environment is capable of hosting. The series will focus and promote on unique agricultural strides such indoor farming, and unique desert project (sustainable farming at heart).
The series will not only aim on educating and acquainting Namibians with the local food producers, but also with the type of products that our harsh environment is capable of hosting. The series will focus and promote on unique agricultural strides such indoor farming, and unique desert project (sustainable farming at heart).
Farming for the community of Goreangab dam
From losing her job, and losing a house to fire, she rose from the ashes to create greater pastures in the ruins.
Not all losses are meant to define you, the grass is only greener where you water it. The shanty of Groangab Dam is rife with unemployment. After losing her job in 2015, and her house to fire in 2017. Mama Aguste responded with resilience in the form of a watering can. Starting her first garden in the backyard to feed her kids after the devastating fire, she is an inspiration to those who dare to look for opportunities where there seem to be none.
Farming the Future visited one of her gardens in the silver settlement of Goreangab, to talk about the struggles of an unemployed mother and the journey to self-sustenance. Mama Aguste is an icon, deserving of recognition for her contribution to the settlement of Goreangab dam. Her decision to start a backyard garden has sprouted into a project that feeds not only her kids but her whole community.
A greater world is one where everyone with the capacity rolls their sleeves and flips the dirt. In a world where opportunities lie everywhere, everyone if busy looking at the government to water their grass. Mama Aguste is living proof of the notion that charity begins at home. We remain fortunate to live in an age where education can be acquired around every corner. The knowledge to feed oneself is a great part of self-preservation. Dear youth, the dirt is full of potential. #farming #namibia #Goreangab #windhoek #lokalislekker #gardeningvideos
Not all losses are meant to define you, the grass is only greener where you water it. The shanty of Groangab Dam is rife with unemployment. After losing her job in 2015, and her house to fire in 2017. Mama Aguste responded with resilience in the form of a watering can. Starting her first garden in the backyard to feed her kids after the devastating fire, she is an inspiration to those who dare to look for opportunities where there seem to be none.
Farming the Future visited one of her gardens in the silver settlement of Goreangab, to talk about the struggles of an unemployed mother and the journey to self-sustenance. Mama Aguste is an icon, deserving of recognition for her contribution to the settlement of Goreangab dam. Her decision to start a backyard garden has sprouted into a project that feeds not only her kids but her whole community.
A greater world is one where everyone with the capacity rolls their sleeves and flips the dirt. In a world where opportunities lie everywhere, everyone if busy looking at the government to water their grass. Mama Aguste is living proof of the notion that charity begins at home. We remain fortunate to live in an age where education can be acquired around every corner. The knowledge to feed oneself is a great part of self-preservation. Dear youth, the dirt is full of potential. #farming #namibia #Goreangab #windhoek #lokalislekker #gardeningvideos
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Keep up the good job am super proud of you.. may God bless your work❤❤❤❤
Didn’t look like free range poultry ?
Awesome, to see hydroponics in Namibia , do you guys have farm tours ?
Hallo😁 Visit them at the village, Robert Mungabe, Eros. They will be able to give you a tour.
An Inspiration. Well done Mama
We need more videos or let me say more frequently, such good content and video quality. Really loving your channel
We agree
And they must be a bit longer
As young man, studying Agriculture (crop science )listening to you explain the importance of agriculture and I’m proud to be doing agriculture and well motivated by the big boss. Thankfully 🙌🏾🙏🏾
Thank you very much for engaging with us…glad to know that the very little content I put out once in a blue moon inspires as meant to. Makes me wants to put out more.. so thank you for proving that we can inspire
Inspiring.
I see why Namibians being a small population on huge land still struggle with hunger. We focus on the fency things and not the necessities.
God bless you young farmer!!! Grow grow !!!!!!!
The kind of farming i mostly like/PREVER TO START IN OMAHEKE OTJOMBINDE
Groete from the LooseNatural farm in Andalusia
Groete
great content 👍🏾 all the best. watching from Botswana 🇧🇼. bless 🙏
You only have one video
More coming soon..
Well done.
All the BEST 👍 from Germany 🇩🇪 GOD bless you
Aitsa!!! Eks vriende met daai boer ;) Trots op jou! #Namibianfarming #poultryfarming
Baie dankie Peters.. stuur al die boere ons kant toe asb🙏
Hi. Your contact details please.
+264815797952 Sorry for the late response
Good job. Keep it up. Watching from Kenya
Thank you very much Joseph