Agric Research Center in The Gambia | NARI | Horticultural Research Center
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Thank you. In this video, we visited NARI, the Horticulture research center in The Gambia, Yundum to see the activities they engage in.
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Really interesting video guys ! Tom and the guys certainly were very knowledgable about all the varieties of the fruits and vegetables that they are growing and then passing on to the farmers in The Gambia. It seems like one of the biggest problems they have is the quantity of water and the power to drive the pumps . Very educational guys ,keep making the great video’s which explain the issues that some of The Gambian people are facing . Also the fact that the guys recon that them carrying out this work could cut down on malnutrition. Thanks again.
Thank you Brian for this great comment. You are so motivating
I’m proud of my Gambians 👏🏾👏🏾god bless the work
Thanks @ST Karra TV
You've done it again Nice Gambia. Very important institute. Gambia needs to upscale and diversify their agricultural output.
Yea sure. We definitely need to
Think I like to visit, when I come back to Gambia. Sooo NICE ! Leah Tunkara
Sure do that 🤠
Hey leah hope you gonna vlog Danny King again if he is there I love those videos, blessing 👍🏿✊🏿🇬🇲
@@FREETHINKER_99 Danny King and his wife , have not seen them in years. It’s hard to know if we are in The Gambia at the same time. All of us travel a lot.
The content is really empressive keep it up team NARI am glad seeing some of my course mate's in uni
Love hearing that. Thanks
This place should clearly have a renewable source of energy like Solar for their water pump irrigation system. I hope they receive funding for that. The work they are doing is important, and nobody, especially the National Agricultural Research Institute, should have to depend on NAWEC's erratic service. Solar is the now and the future. Especially for Africa where there is abundant energy from the sun. I hope to utilize their services when I get there. I have interest in Agriculture
They really need to have that support.
Great content 👍✊🏾💯☺️
Thank you! 🤗
Thank you everyone for your comments and also for helping people understand the importance of feeding their self
I love ❤ this programme well done Nice Gambia
Thank you BlaXit
Thank you Abarji 🙏👌👌
Thanks for the comment bro
Can you find out the possibly and legality of opening an account and invite donors of any amount in cash or kind, home and abroad to get a borehole and solar system to alleviate some of the mentioned constraints because I truly believe Gambians and even non Gambians alike can definitely improve good initiatives like this to reduce the high importation of food in our country. This is nation building
Thanks Michelle we can work on that with our financial department. If we are supported to have enough water that will be great for the country
🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲👏👏👏🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲much love guys nuff respect allways
Big up to you bro
MashaAllah, great interview! Keep them coming, inshaAllah
Thank you. More coming inshaAllah
Waaw, keep up the good work bro, ABadjie, it's impressive and motivational. This is true patriotism, stay blessed. Just wanna know if these products are the genitically modified varieties.
Thank you Michelle for this beautiful comment. I will ask Tom your question and will get back to you
@@NiceGambia OK, cool.
No this are not genetically modified, the are improved varieties through breeding
Sounds like the Government has to front all the expansion needs to encourage & assist farmers to increase their production levels. A visit to this Horticultural center will be in my /our bucket list.
Yea sure
Unimaginable.Impressive.Encouraging. Motivational. Productive. Positive.
Yea. Very Impressive
This work is so important mashallah
Yea very important
the govt, especially the ministry of agriculture should support this center
Sure they need to be supported
interesting topic, love it guys.
Thank you
Good jobs
Thanks for the content. I would like to get the contact information of the center.
You can reach them on email: tom.senghore@gmail.com, whatsapp +2203801436 or direct call on +2207801436. The contact person's name is Tom Senghore
This cassava is taller than me
Hahaha. That's really funny. It's very big though
Hello
So does that mean these plants are genetically modified ?
Not sure but will ask the specialists
@@NiceGambia ok, good job and thanks for sharing 👍
You are always welcome
No they not genetically modified just improved through breeding
@@tomsenghore8272 okay thanks
Thank you for this we really appreciate it how can I contact the centre please.
Thanks for the comment. We have the number in the description.
Alhamdulillah
Yah is Good
Thanks
GOOD REPORT, BUT I CANNOT READ TWI LANGUAGE.. MANY VEGGIE MARKERS IN TWI.. WHAT VARIETY WAS THE SWEET POTATO CALLED? I COULD NOT FIGURE IT OUT. TY FOR ALL YOU & YOUR TEAM DO.. VERY INFORMATIVE. APPRECIATED.
Is this organic or Genetically modified GM food
All Praise to the Most High Yahweh
Thank you
This is a great video!
Thank you. We want to bring you great opportunities in The Gambia
Can you try vanilla plantation, what are doing about the agroecology zone to support pollination,are you thinking e.g. flowers around the fence to bring in pollinators. Is there any research on wild bees and other pollinators
I think many do bee farming but we are not sure about research
What is the name of area that you guys are doing this horticultural I want to visit there for me to know more think about horticultural
It's NARI at yundum. You can call them on the number on the video
Is #Coffee growing on the scheme ? It can be a profitable business model !
I saw one or two coco plants
@@NiceGambia coco & coffee should do well , both grow in similar climates.
Yea I believe so. It's growing at the research center 😊
You know gambia we got the sun (Red colour on the national flag ,white as peace, blue that's the river and Green which is agriculture but farming is lacking which is leading to the weakness of the rest cauz when you look at sun it is highly useful for photosyntisis and yet still that's limited due less crop growing, come to the river it (river) needs a thick coat of trees along its side to keep the water cooler in oder to maintain disolve oxgen for the biota in also it filtre pulatan as well erosion protection etc we all knows that agric.is the source of food therefore when there is little or nor food there will be no peace cauz hungry man is an angry man. I mean is wise to bring agriculture back to its feet in the gambia and all over the world in all forms. Thank you all.
That's a beautiful one
I really hope they are not helping bayer and UN get patents to African staple foods like they’ve done corn in South America.
wow!