REVOLUTIONARY FARMS #2: From barren field to lush food forest | Rongo, Kenya 

Agree

true

Awesome, thanks for sharing and commenting!

Our collective goal it should be to better our habitat

Absolutely, Caleb is as passionate as anyone about the magic of food forests.

Wow, thank you, Faith. I'm trying to improve a little bit with every video I'm posting. More relevant content coming soon!

More to come!

@@GrowingSmall do you train farmers on how to utilize their spaces too?

Exactly what I think as well, Marie. I'd love if the so called development assistance could promote exactly these type of designs rather than pour money into monoculture-based, 'modern' farming. It's unlikely we'll see this as agrobusiness can't profit - Caleb's food forest doesn't need chemicals or artificial fertilizers or hybrid seeds! Just got to hope that more small-scale farmers embrace permaculture food forests because they realize it can make them better off, healthier, and more secure.

@@GrowingSmall I have come to realise that humans do not learn quickly from their mistakes. In medicine, everything that was not according to their protocols were critisised. After decades they realise that humans are body and souls, not only a body. That emotions affect the health of a person greatly and that natural medicines work just as well if not better. The same will eventually happen in farming, only when the earth force them to change. It has started already, but man is hardheaded and greedy.

Awesome to hear from you, hoping you'll get your hands on some land sooner rather than later!

@Growing Small absolutely and get featured on this channel.

@Growing Small absolutely and get featured on this channel.

So glad you enjoyed this video and also thanks for commenting, really means a lot to me :)

@@GrowingSmall Your videos are amazing. Will follow you with pleasure. Please share some more if you can. :-))

You are so welcome :) Thanks for commenting, it's great to know these videos are reaching real people out there!

Thanks bro!

Thanks for watching and commenting, really makes me happy that you like the content!

Thanks bro for watching!

True!

Glad you enjoyed it, William. What should part 2 include in your opinion? Caleb's extremely resourceful and knowledgeable indeed.

@@GrowingSmall would like to see how Caleb starts his day and harvesting foods 🌿🌱🤗🌞🦋

My pleasure!! Thanks for taking the time to comment, encourages me to post more relevant content!

Me too, just doing a fantastic job out there!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks, Akash, hope to produce more videos that resonate with you as much as this one!

Thank you so much, really appreciate you commenting! Videos are short....I've heard that before and it's true. It's just that I'm trying to make the videos accessible to a wider audience that may not be interested so much in the details. It's a work in progress, hopefully I'll get better at it :)

@@GrowingSmall why not include a link to an unredacted, earlier rough draft video with more details in it

1.35k and counting. Much love Mofei :)

Drop me a line at jaterw (at) gmail.com and I'll share his contact details with you.

Thanks, I got his contacts

I suggest you research Zephaniah Phiri Maseko rainwater harvester. Let’s all start planting the rain

I would also want to know

Boots and gloves

Snakes generally want absolutely nothing to do with humans. Yes, you’ll see them but they often tend to be more afraid of you than you are of them.

He doesn't spray at all Kenneth.

He definitely would. Reach out to him and ask directly.

@@GrowingSmall He did not give his number

Hi ​@@ginamathiana9108 were you able to get Chaya cuttings

Come to Kenya and you'll learn so much!

Sure, drop me a line at jaterw at gmail.com and I'll share his contact details with you.

Drop me a line at jaterw at gmail.com and I'll connect you

Lots of rain, lots of heat. This is the one area in Kenya that gets lush like the rainforest in DRC or wherever. In other places it would look different.

@@GrowingSmall thank you!