The "Wild" Fruits of Africa. Are They Really Wild or Just Uncorrupted?
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- The proof of life is fruit. In this video, we share with you some indigenous fruits from Africa which are regarded as wild. As Africans, we need to embrace our indigenous crops and also protect them from those who want to destroy them.
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We africans need to seriously pay attention to our natural foods (greens, fruits, vegetables, grains, beans etc). We must learn how to save seeds and propagate plants.
Absolutely! The future of Africa's food is dependent on it.
Excellent video. So informative. I'm going to be looking for these.
Great video, it was ver educational.
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Just like the fruits, I hope Africans take pride in even the rice (Oryza glaberrima) and other grains as well as herbs that are originally from there, and to do well in propagating them even more. Thanks for revealing and disclosing your passion for wanting to see the production of those fruits' you disclose that are unknown to some of us in the diaspora. I'm from Jamaica and just happy to know that there are still peoples like yourself that take a particular interest in seeing the survival of fruits that are unpopular but indeed serve a great purpose for our survival. One love❤.
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Sister you did great work .
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Hello brother.
Africa is the Garden of Eden
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The problem is a lack of commercial cultivation, it is possible to make these plants more available to the masses without loosing the genetic integrity of the plants in question otherwise the apples, grapes and sundry other fruits and vegetables that originate outside Africa will dominate simply because people will be more familiar due to the established market and familiarity of the supply chain.
Its a possibility. But you know what happens to any that goes the way of commercialization. They get monopolized and then corrupted for more money. We should not allow that to happen. If there are continental policies that protects these crops, then maybe what you have suggested can be applicable.
@@MsingiAfrikaTV Does the African Union not carry enough authority to regulate such things?
@@stinkymccheese8010 now you are making me laugh in Swahili...imagine AU is one of the signatory to UPOV. The very Upov that is against indigenous seeds. And besides, when have you seen AU make any policies that is binding to all African countries?
Boring and not healthy. Have you notice some of these fruits have no odor or scent, They bathe these fruits in a mixture that keeps them spoiling too quickly. Have you also notice how hungry you feel after eating these fruits. Fruits are organics and therefore should have a scent. Mangoes in the US taste the same, doesn't matter what kind of mangoes. And most are tasteless, does not have flavor unique to that type of mango.. Do not even talk about pineapples. I have a niece who haven't eaten bananas in years, because to us it taste so bad. We are originally from Jamaica. Plantains, yams, sweet potatoes, turns black on the outside when you cook them. Just no good. Causes your throat to hurt and itch. Has anyone in the US ever experience this?
I have heard several people complain of what you are talking about tasteless fruits. Thank goodness, the fruits in Africa both wild and domesticated are the real deal. The first time my husband tasted custard apple, he couldn't believe what he had been missing. Anyways, thanks for watching. Please remember to subscribe to this channel, like and share this video. We hope to reach more of our people globally with these messages. You can also support our Patreon by using this link: patreon.com/StoriesfromAfrica
Yes, even the "organic" fruits are nearly tasteless.
@@karenl7786 That's so sad. Whenever humans want to control nature, they destroy things. Anyway, please don't forget to subscribe to this channel, like and share this video. Thank you kindly
😂 you should learn how to write properly... It is different than verbal communication, way you wrote this comment anyone would assume you talking against native African fruits but truth is opposite.. 😂
Can I get these fruits or seeds shipping to America. I am African & I want African Fruit in my Food Forest
Am not sure but i think custard apple fruit came from north America in Africa
@@Realatmx hmmm...am trying to understand what you mean by north America in Africa?
Are seeds available for these fruits , shipping to Australia ?
Yes they are but since the fruits are not concentrated in one African country, then it becomes difficult to get the seeds in one place. But you can google for the African countries where each fruits are located and by that be able to know where to get the seeds. Anyway, thank you very much for watching. Please don't forget to subscribe to this channel, like and share our videos. That's how we reach more of our people with the message. You can also support our Patreon, use this link: www.patreon.com/StoriesfromAfrica
Australia has strictest custom rule about seeds and plants in all over world am not aware about this specific situation.. But still it's better to do research
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