Videos

Food Plant Solutions Rotary Action Group (FPS) creates educational publications that help people understand the connection between plant selection and nutrition, and empowers them to grow a range of highly nutritious plants with differing seasonal requirements and maturities. Food Plant Solutions is a self-sustainable solution that empowers people to make informed choices about what plants to grow that will nutritiously feed their family. The key to saving lives is understanding the nutritional value of food and empowering people with this information. This video shows how a drilling company partnered with Food Plant Solutions so that the community could learn about the importance of their local food plants through workshops. F

or further information please contact us at info@foodplantsolutions.org

The Fresh Foods for Families workshop is designed to help families to grow, nurture, harvest and prepare vegetables for nutritious meals.  So, while food sustainability is the primary reason for conducting these workshops, as additional outcomes community bonding and multiculturalism are celebrated.  There is an Events Guideline, which walks the coordinators through the process, enabling it to be easily conducted by anyone.  Feedback from a workshop held last year in Tasmania speaks volumes; “This is the best workshop I have been to, and if we had more in Tasmania, we wouldn’t be going without food.”

The steps to take while submitting an online application for the Young Entrepreneur Challenge Fund for Kenya 2021 via the website of Access Agriculture. 

Abdul Karim, a farmer from Patuakhali district of southern Bangladesh has successfully established vegetable sapling business in a remote village which running profitably. 

We are a group of young entrepreneurs that make innovative products from faba beans and barley to impact the lives of everyday people throgh sustainable agro practises.

In Kenya, WRUAs first began forming in the 1990’s. They are established by communities along rivers and guarantee the participation of their members in all management decisions taken on the use of the river water.

Watch and download the full video in different languages at: https://www.accessagriculture.org/water-users-associations

As our land remains under water during the rainy season, our ancestors were already thinking of ways to produce crops in order to survive. They invented the floating garden by using crop residues. We do not need any chemical fertilizers or pesticides, because the floating bed is fertile by nature.

Watch and download the full video in different languages at: 
https://www.accessagriculture.org/floating-vegetable-gardens 

Display of energetic African catfish fries while performing routine management  activities. 

EcoAgtube (www.ecoagtube.org), a new open access platform for hosting and sharing videos dedicated to green living and sustainable food systems to help protect the environment and preserve natural resources for current and future generations.

The EcoAgtube platform, which is accessible on computers and mobile devices, is an initiative of Access Agriculture (www.accessagriculture.org), an international nonprofit that promotes agroecology and rural entrepreneurship.

Registered users can upload, view and share videos and comment on them, create playlists and channels and monitor trends and performance. The platform has a section on projects which serves as a repository for users to host and manage their own project videos. Users can also access guides on how to upload videos and create channels and projects.

https://www.accessagriculture.org/go-green-new-ecoagtube-video-sharing-platform

Vous ne savez pas ce qu'est l'agroécologie ? Vous ne connaissez pas Terre & Humanisme, qui s'engage depuis plus de 25 ans pour sa diffusion à travers le monde ? Voici une petite vidéo d'animation - pour mieux comprendre les enjeux, et les objectifs de cette discipline, reconnue aujourd'hui par les scientifiques de par le monde comme solution agricole pour répondre aux enjeux climatiques et de préservation de l'environnement.
Réalisation, conception et texte : Terre & Humanisme
Animation et montage : Camille Gaudy
Illustrations : Kaouet (Céline Penot)
Voix-Off : Léa Ostermann
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Contact direct : infos@terre-humanisme.org 04 75 36 64 01

Agroecology video produced in Bangladesh for farmers, extension agents, agroecology researchers and agriculture policy agents of Bangladesh.

  Discussion happened at University of Nairobi about Role of Social Media in Agriculture

Science  ̶  and technological innovations  ̶  have often ignored local knowledge and even obstructed its dissemination. Born in 1885 as the son of an Austrian forest superintendent, Viktor Schauberger guiding principle for experimentation was his intuition, which was based on his own observations of nature, his reading of old philosophers and poets, as well as on the deep knowledge of the mountain men who had spent their lives in the forests. As the story of Schauberger has shown, technological breakthroughs are often the result of holistic thinking that incorporates ideas from different disciplines and people, including artists, philosophers, farmers, foresters and engineers.

Dans son manuel des bonnes pratiques agroécologiques, le Secaar développe la notion de "biopesticides à base de feuilles de neem". Pour cette pratique, plusieurs approches sont possibles. Max Hangbe, agroécologiste béninois nous dit comment il applique cette pratique dans sa ferme. Notre manuel des bonnes pratiques agroécologiques est à lire sur https://issuu.com/secaar/docs/manuel . Vous pouvez le commander en nous écrivant via agroecologie@secaar.org.

The no dig gardening method is the approach we take on our farm to ensure minimal weeding and high fertility levels for our vegetables. In this video I’ll show you a simple process on how to make a no dig garden bed: