Field Restoration | Water Harvesting in Zambia's Historic Drought

[@ragairboy]

Crazy nice

[@Ifyouarehurtnointentwasapplied]

Using your next door neighbours misguided water management to your advantage is a great plan free water is free water ✌️👏

[@ecofriend93]

Nice work, Braise! :D When is the next video dropping?

[@sharp1977]

I am number 12 good luck and good Vid

[@IRailroad]

☺

[@hotbit7327]

Thumbs up for the video, but: 1. I disapprove of deep holes, small and big, as they are death traps for animals. 2. For your effort: - how many work-days have you spent on this small land? - how much food-days worth of food did you harvest, i.e. how much food/calories can you harvest? - do you have excess to sell to earn for equipment? (you have mentioned sustainability) Sad thing that counterproductive practice of another farmer. Best of luck!

[@andrearodigari4840]

Can you find millet and sorgum in the village markets? Also try cowpea and lablab.

[@andrearodigari4840]

Yes. Plenty of it

[@supereight9221]

When available try varieties of squash and pumpkins. Another to try would be Loquat the Japanese plum trees are drought tolerant as well as pomegranate.

[@cmrs905]

I hope good rains come your way.

[@martinwinther6013]

Why the didgeridoo? sry, that sounded a bit too offensive. I like what youre doing and youre on the right route. I just struck me as weird to use native Australian instruments in a vid about Zambia