Download PlantVillage app available at Google Play Store. Link: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=plantvillage.nuru PlantVillage aims at helping smallholder farmer to improve yields and combat climate change using a smartphone application. Our app is a free and offline diagnostic tool that leverage artificial intelligence to diagnose pest and diseases affecting your crops. It also provide weather information as well as access to knowledge library to over 150 crops. Farmers can interact with global experts, extension agents and fellow farmers.
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Great platform you have built here. Very impressed with its MRV capabilities and I agree that this could and should become a global registry for all carbon removals.... a publicly available CDR registry.
Great work! You can also try to get fungi that attack banana bunchy top vector aphid Pentalonia nigronervosa. I recommend the work and encourage the scientists to collaborate with their countries' NPPOs when they return home. This is important because through the NPPOs these innovations can easily be disseminated across the country.
I don't quite understand - there was water put on the fire, but not mentioned why; also the second layer and fire of wood - is that the time where you can add the bones, manure or plant material? It was not clear at that stage - thank you
BLESS YOU, PLANT VILLAGE! You are way ahead of Australia in Land rejuvenation! May your work be blessed, and Biochar change your soil, harvests, cattle and every person!!
I have the utmost respect for people like you: and African people on the whole. You have an intuitive knowledge of agriculture, and are way ahead of most Western countries. With all the incredible waste that daily go into landfill in so-called First World countries ( not all of them, thank goodness) which could easily be turned into charcoal and then biochar, one wonders why do they not wake up???? I was born, and grew up in Africa, but left that wonderful continent some 40 years ago. Only to long back to my country of birth almost daily! That is why my heart jumps for joy with every African I come across, and cant but embrace them with all the love in my heart!! May your maize and every other crop you farm, grow ever better and more nutritious all the time. God Bless you, my African brother!!
Sir; did you ever think of spraying behind you? Sprayers work forward or backwards! Sometimes farmer raise 20 or 30 sacks of weeds with their Maise. Good luck with your farm. ,
