Ad-lib dance to the Compost – in Novrongo – Upper east region – Ghana. October 2016.
The first field school training for local farmers inĀ our attempt to lure them towards sustainable organic farming experimentation and away from costly dependency on chemical fertilizers.
Since I arrived in September the progress is that:
I have made five site visits in the field, supervised two composting station layouts and the initial construction of one, visited and observed/recorded our two demonstration Farm/Garden sites and started all the planning and educational materials for the now defined and ‘plotted’ : Procom Organic Vegetable Initiative (P.O.V.I.)
I have also visited old friends at the basket-makers co-operative and gotten dragged into building cobbed rocket-stove cookers in one nearby village.
Thanks to the support from you all
Thanks for the update. Sounds like you are keeping busy. How are you finding the response to new ideas?
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Response very good especially when it’s all couched in economies of cash expenditure and gains in profitability-for the pocket as well as the land.
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Great work,I admire the energy in you Sean.
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We’re all trying Vee – you included!
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Can’t go wrong encouraging organic farming. Sounds like a great project.
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Great work,
I am very proud of what you are doing Sean
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