Food Shortage coming, Tanzanian permaculturalist shares a secret for survival in growing foods

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[@nessay720]

When you depend on the industry for your food, you allow them to slowly poison you to sickness and death. God bless this women for being a true blessing to her community.

[@fromaboy2man279]

Yes the FDA is killing Americans

[@kenyaracquel]

Wise statement, so true too!

[@chozenone7846]

True I am vegan plant base and I do not do vegan food.

[@truthseeker4298]

Deuteronomy 28:48 "Therefore shalt thou serve thine enemies which the LORD shall send against thee, in hunger, and in thirst, and in nakedness, and in want of all things: and he shall put a yoke of iron upon thy neck, until he have destroyed thee"

[@1hunnidpercent]

@@kenyaracquel hey racquel Kenya 🇰🇪 😜

[@aniellove]

Kill the soil, kill the people. You are so right Mama, it is a conspiracy worldwide. I am a 66 year old woman, not in great shape and and am buying 11 acres to get away from the madness. I have no skills, no tools for farming, but seeing you and how you shine gives me the encouragement to know that it is not too late. When you said start with something small, anything, but just get started, that made a lot of sense to me, plus the generational aspect. I believe working on the land is going to heal me after seeing how healthy and vibrant you are. Thank you and much love from Alabama!

[@sunnyseacat9232]

Do you know about Deep South Homestead (in the South) and Off-Grid with Doug and Stacey (mid-West)? Great information along with many KZbin channels on gardening. Get all tools now before they either sell out or get very expensive. Non-GMO seeds. Heirloom seeds. Wheelbarrows, shovels, trowels, food-grade buckets with lids, etc.

[@aniellove]

@@sunnyseacat9232 Thank you! I am writing down all the information you have provided and will pursue it.

[@brookescott9598]

At 70, I understand your loving desires. Most days my small garden gives me reason to get up, go outside and watch life growing to help children and grandchildren. I am now learning about medicinal plants. I am collecting "weeds" to dry and save. Medications getting horribly expensive. The supply chains in our area have even delayed getting INSULIN to pharmacies. My type 1 daughter had to stretch out her insulin. This kept her alive. She knows of one young man who died trying to eek out enough insulin until supply available. We finally found some for her 80 miles away! Praise God we had transportation. Even in that city only one pharmacy had some. Thankfully, she got the last of it but tragically we felt heartbroken for the others who just missed it. Hold on to one another and faith. It is hard but our only hope for the evil, I believe, is on the way. No plant can help replace insulin. Learn anything that may help you or your neighbors to survive.😘

[@aniellove]

@@brookescott9598 Hi Brooke. Your story is also an inspiration. Knowing that even a small garden gives you such pleasure is heartening and fueling me toward starting a garden very soon.

[@the4cornersgarden]

Learn foraging if u can...

[@twanacisse2156]

Every one should have a garden. In my old neighborhood I fed so many elders from my community garden of 65 members. I can grow over 75 different veggies. Once you eat garden food you will never want to go back to a food store.

[@MONEYAINTATHANG100]

str@ightalk1 & Company!

[@yahiiiaplays1252]

You also decentralize the power of industry and don't destroy the soil/cause severe pollution. You're doing a good job!

[@thelmathomas9399]

Clearly you live in a fairytale world reality is everyone can not have a garden people are struggling trying to have a place to live🤦

[@almostheavenhomestead1680]

@@thelmathomas9399 you can grow in containers. you don't need land, you need innovation and smarts.

[@pharvey2473]

Having a garden is wonderful,not able to grow as much this year,I get the other from my local farmer

[@Mrs.smitty]

Food shortage creates fear in ppl😉 My experience in Tanzania is there are way too many cassava plants and banana trees for anyone to be without. Unlike some places it is not illegal to pick fruit or vegetables from the land. When they say tuko pamoja(we are together) the ppl of Tanzania mean it. Even the homeless eat daily bc we take care of each other.🇹🇿

[@JerubaalXerxes]

Its called ujamaa (socialism mixed with communism) self reliance.

[@Mrs.smitty]

@@JerubaalXerxes yes for people that have that extended vocabulary but for people that don't we need to make sure we still get our point across.

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[@qqq829]

@Mrs. Smitty That would be a cool t-shirt to say "Tuko Pamoja" 😃😁😇

[@susansmith493]

And fear makes ppl easy to control.

[@nkeveo6967]

She plants the way the Scriptures tell us: rotate the crops, let the land rest, don't sow sparingly, because you'll reap sparingly, all things in their season, respect life in all forms & remember others, store up for the future & your children's inheritance. We are the people of the Book. Thanks Mama & Go Black for the wisdom.

[@shamariyah9968]

Kan we are the people of the book

[@roysmith3767]

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[@patriciamatthews9390]

❤️🇯🇲💖

[@KameelaTheDoula]

Yes!!!

[@Agushie12]

Can you show the the verse that says that pls?

[@terrigodfrey8260]

I've been gardening organically for 50 years in the northeast region of the U.S. We only have a short growing season, May to September, so we have to make the best of it and then can or freeze the excess. In the U. S. people starting their own "homestead" has been growing rapidly in recent years. By definition a homestead is a home with land that grows animals and food/gardens organically and helps the family to become self sufficient. I hope this is happening world wide.

[@dawnklug6986]

Awesome to hear of your sucess. Too many people 'jump in' and say they are going to grow their own food, but don't realize the need to research./learn FRST. No all areas are able to be cultivated for one reason or more. Too many are not suited for the long hours and dedication to even grow in containers let alone a homestead. I due to my paralysis am a container gardener. I raised chickens and quail for many years. As I have aged (66 now) it became more difficult so I gave my hens/quail to new homes and continue a small porch/driveway container veggie system. As I have 11 acre I can maintain a nice compost heap for my soil refreshment. Keep up your great farm and attitude

[@JayTX.]

Most of the world already eats local , it's us in America that needs to get back to these ways

[@lorraineanderson4009]

This is a blessing. I'm from the U S and more and more food is going up. My is gone now. He planted a garden every year. It's sad to say but, none of us learned what he knew. My daddy planted tree and he did some flowers. Me and my oldest son been talking about getting into it.

[@warriorsdream3734]

Mama has so much good knowledge. We have to learn, bless, and protect elders like this. May Yah bless her

[@macmen007]

That heathen in their lurking and learning to take over.

[@BeL.I.F.E]

Amen

[@yakimamullen3696]

PEACE 🙌👑🙌🌻💦🌻 CANCEL ALL evil/negative manifestations 🔥🔥⚡⚡⚡

[@VirtuousJeda]

@@macmen007 How do you call this man a Heathen he is sharing knowledge.

[@macmen007]

@@VirtuousJeda not him... the foreign people strolling and taking notes to install a resort right on top of these indigenous people.

[@kathleenbagshaw8132]

We need to hear more from this lady, even here in the US. Thank you for introducing her to the world. She is a Blessing to her community.!💐

[@marietabana7329]

She is one of a kind, full of wisdom. She sounds knowledgeable.❤❤❤❤❤

[@shakkay.3899]

This woman is a jewel and a leader!

[@YenkammaNe]

Reject White Christianity- Slavery, Reject Arab Islam-Trror, Reject Chinese debts Bring back Native Indigenous Ancient African traditions rituals customs practices Only African cultures can unite Africa

[@user-wq3jp3qg1o]

Hi mama, you go girl! May Yahweh bless you, keep you, and may his face shine upon you. May he be gracious to you and pour out blessings upon you as you bless others. We started in a garden of no sin working our way back to Him only to be in a garden again rejoicing and giving Him glory. Amein

[@abenasekhemet9661]

Thank you GoBlack! This is so important, I started gardening again in 2020. The best thing that I could have done for my spiritual and mental health, not to mention the benefits of fresh fruits and vegetables. Knowing where and how my food is grown is comforting, as well as reconnecting to Spirit through nature. It is imperative that we get back to basics if we are to have some level of independency from a system bent on total control of our lives. Until I leave DamErica I'm learning as much as I can, to be able to feed myself and family. I also purchased as many fruit trees as I could (which have now doubled or tripled in price), as my Spirit showed me what was on the horizon. This year I purchased chickens for eggs, a dehydrator and a canner to preserve the foods I grow. I truly pray our people are listening! If we can't get out we must do something to sustain ourselves

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[@abenasekhemet9661]

@@roysmith3767 thank you, I will

[@mariecarr3344]

Good for U! 😊

[@farmersdaughtersandraaaage9777]

I absolutely agree,I started my garden in 2017 and it's been such a Blessing to me in so many ways,First of all a much greater appreciation for Almighty God and his seed,My mentality also changed,my perspective on getting out of the Worldly things and depend on God and his provision of everything I need,Get a cow some chicken and start a garden,you will not regret it.. 🐄🐮 🍓🍑 etc. Vegg. 🥕🥦 🍎 🍏 Etc. Thank you Lord 😊🙏❤️

[@abenasekhemet9661]

@@farmersdaughtersandraaaage9777 yes, the wonders of the Most High are found in nature.

[@haynesswalker8345]

All I can say is WOW! I am planning to move to Ghana and all I want to do is farming and my children are looking on me funny, I guess because I am not so young but I can't remove this farming from my soul. Just want to say thank you for this video it encourages me to go after my dream

[@niklashall5969]

She is right about the industry cutting off our knowledge of growing food, they are trying to checkmate us like a game of chess, But the LORD shall prevail. All Glory be unto Jesus Christ, thank you guys and mama

[@sabbathwasset-upatcreation9749]

Thank you for sharing this. I'm Brazilian and I'm thinking about going back to Brazil. Plenty of water, rich soil, long growing season, abundance of fruit trees and friendly people. Much easier to survive down there than here in the United States. And Brazil doesn't meddle in the affairs of other nations like the U.S. does. Nobody is mad at Brazil... I won't have to worry about having to deal with war down there.

[@lucyfey2176]

Eu também penso nisso,voltar e ter uma casa no campo!

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[@sabbathwasset-upatcreation9749]

@@lucyfey2176 Exatamente... Andei pesquisando uma propriedade em Santa Catarina... um lugar no meio do campo com muitas árvores frutíferas e riachos. Boa sorte para você!

[@Rodrigues-xg3ln]

o Brasil desde que foi criado, pelos portugueses , tem milhares de vidas de portugueses perdidas para o manter e construir, e estes estiveram sempre em guerra para afastar os restantes europeus . Muito inteligente, nosso rei se mudar com a corte inteira para fugir á guerra com Napoleão e ter seu filho nascido, no próprio Brasil e dar a independência e continuação do sangue português noutra terra bem longe dos restantes europeus ....., Mas, os tempos são outros e foram inventadas máquinas voadoras que fazem o Brasil tão perto dos restantes países como Portugal está dos europeus.... Que chatice... Espere acabar a comida dos países em redor ao Brasil (já não falta muito) e verá o problema que vai se criar... Ou melhor, já se começa a ver.... curioso , é que os franceses foram uns que fizeram com que Portugal deixa se de ter províncias ultramarinas , mas eles continuam a ter , tal como os ingleses e holandeses e espanhóis..... o território da colônia francesa da Guiana ... na América do sul e noutros locais... e estao sempre opinar sobre o território do Brasil... Precisamente o território que nunca conseguiram conquistar... E são eles juntamente com os alemaes os mesmos que durante décadas tem vindo a pressionar e influenciar políticos corruptos dos restantes países europeus através de dinheiro fácil a destruir as indústrias produtivas e as pessoas a abandonar os campos e hoje em dia são os únicos a ter produções agriculas em grande escala e daí o valor da comida estar a aumentar na Europa, eles são os únicos a ter e só vendem ao preço que bem entendem.... Estão a fazer na Europa e no mundo o mesmo que fizeram nas colónias deles em África, criar a fome e miséria para controlar e dominar...

[@ovelhanegra3658]

With luladrao in power, do you think the things will not change?

[@genenehopkins5085]

Good wisdom. I started gardening some years back. It is so rewarding. I now have a heart condition. But I still garden. I grow my veggies in raised beds, containers and hydroponically as well. It's worth it. Don't delay start growing today.

[@susanstinger6735]

We live in Germany. This year we harvested from a balcony 15 kg of tomatoes, 3 kg of radish and 1kg of Beetroot. In winter I plan to grow potatoes in corner of my room and paprika on windowsill. Paprika is grown from seeds taken from fruits in supermarket. Next year I build 2 regals and grow plans with UV-light indoors . So we have enough vegetables by ourselfs the whole year. Earth is mixed with all organic trash from kitchen , eggshells , cigarette ash and some earth from the woods to start composting, after 6 weeks mixed with a handful of charcoal. So you have literally Black Earth. Use all earth from harvested vegetables again in this manner and you have never to buy composted earth from hardware store again. This can be done here in Germany from March to October because of frost in Winter, and you dont want composting in living quarters because of flies. Greetings from Berlin and thank you for the vid

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[@tersta1]

Very impressive harvests, smart seed collection and ingenious soil making! Where there is a will, there is a way. You prove it! I recommend LED indoor gardening. i grow collards, kale, potatoes, carrots, Chinese cabbage, pak choy under lights in the basement. These cool weather crops grow very well. Chinese cabbage leaf is good as a lettuce or spinach and the stalks are like celery. It's a very versatile green and fast growing. It's ready to harvest in a month here in Canada, or just 3 weeks in Tanzania. I'm actually short on sunshine, warmth and soil here with tall trees on every side. Gardening isn't great, but with about 150 sq. ft. of garden beds in a greenhouse, I can get enough food to feed myself all year round. The frost free grow season here is from Jun 1 to Sep 18 - less than 4 months. With the green house I can grow from Apr to Dec - 9 months. The greenhouse raises the temperature, limits wind and keeps the wild animals from raiding my garden. i cannot plant a garden in a bed that isn't surrounded with chickenwire. I lost corn and acorn squash this year and tomatoes and broccoli last year. Growing indoors and on your balcony is going to work out very well, since you won't have animals damaging your produce. :D Oh, I want to share that I got pomegranate seeds growing from a store-bought fruit. From what I read, they should produce indoors in a container and the leaves make a good tea. Blackberry and wild grape leaves also make good tea. All three types are very high in nutrients that protect the immune system and heart. I also got store-bought turmeric and ginger root to grow indoors. They are also nutrient dense and protect health. Best of luck with your winter indoor garden. You are off to a wonderful start. 15 kg of tomatoes is AMAZING! :D

[@kaycee625]

That’s very interesting as I live in a high rise apartment with a small balcony. I must learn how to grow food with my limited space.

[@susanstinger6735]

@@tersta1 Thanks for your beautiful and strong comment. This year we had some butterfly larvae on radish, but I quickly got and wished them a good live down on the grass.

[@tersta1]

​@@susanstinger6735 Ahhhh, the animals are TOO SMART for us! LOL! Watch for Fungus Gnats and Aphids in indoor gardens.

[@TruthAndLight4995]

Plant trees to feed the next generation. Amen!! ❤️ Glad Mama is using sustainable growing practices and isn’t dependent on the chemical fertilizers. The shortage of those chemicals are now causing food shortages. 😞

[@roysmith3767]

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[@ruthshabangu8038]

Wow I love organic mama also have my little organic garden

[@sunnyseacat9232]

Fertilizer issues are a political excuse to get people to depend more on food stores. Food shortages are really due to the dramatic change in the sun. The sun goes through cycles every 200 years or so called a "solar minimum." The sun is in a GRAND SOLAR MINIMUM this cycle = less sunlight/heat north of the equator = many storms, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and irratic temperatures = immense crop loss = food shortages = food distribution issues = food prices to increase dramatically = worldwide hunger. GRAND SOLAR MINIMUM KZbin channels: Adapt 2030, Ice Age Farmer YT interviews: John L Casey, Anita Bailey. Excellent. All the best from America.

[@countycalling]

First time viewer, I’m so impressed by the ability she has to produce so much food for her family and community. I love the personality and the beauty of her. Thank you

[@drapedingold723]

Those vegetables look so good and green. I haven’t seen anything like the spinach here, even at the farmers market. No comparison. Thanks to Auntie for the knowledge.

[@mwyatt7968]

That's because they are eating REAL veggies!! USA does not compare...unless it is wild, harvested.. eating outside of The States is Life-changing!!!!! Soullllll Food!!!!

[@michellemann6362]

Me either with the spinach 😊

[@bonniefrench9884]

Africa is one of the most blessed lands on earth. Her potential for individual productivity is massive. I love this woman and the wisdom she practices and teaches. We all need to learn how to thrive where we live, not depend on government. Thanks for sharing !

[@melinda6024]

hello! I am a multiracial, white appearing lady, and I love people just like my Heavenly Father loves HIS children. I am thankful for your wisdom; we have much to learn; esp. about growing food and survival. I pray the Lord sends abundant rain to all the farmers worldwide who are working hard for us.

[@nezuminezuminezumi7266]

Start with racism and then claim love, you are a snake that sows division and hate.

[@patriciacole8773]

Remember the fourth commandment KJV

[@readyforknowing3009]

Why do people always have to bring religion into just about everything under the sun? Give it a rest Melinda & co. Be thankful we have great humans like the host of this channel as well as Mama who work so hard & are ever willing to share their knowledge for the survival of mankind, flora & fauna on earth. I didn't hear them even once take your lord's name in vain.The lord isn't going to send rains to the farmers worldwide, that's our job. So go push your policy makers for better policies to save our planet.

[@omokaroojiire]

​@@readyforknowing3009 Perhaps it is because her religion is a way of life for her and she sincerely wishes others well! The beauty of KZbin is that we have the ability to skip over comments and not be bothered them!!!

[@germaineludik]

Love the Mamma's knowledge. We also teach permaculture and this lady is super wise so listen up folks

[@quietstorm677]

Africa is rich in land and agriculture is the way to go

[@justinbing9904]

The original land now I'm going to start calling it the ORGANIC land 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MaLiArtworks186]

Everybody in the world has to eat!

[@AfricanMaverick]

It's not rich

[@MaLiArtworks186]

@@AfricanMaverick Africa is not poor. It has been robbed plus it has given away its wealth!

[@quietstorm677]

@@AfricanMaverick Are you saying that Africa isn’t rich in minerals? I was always told that it was. The land is vast and is ripe for farming.

[@nobodyknowes5400]

I bought me fixup house i live off Grid now enjoying eating all natural food out my land and having my own energy and water and gas resource nothing like natural vegetables and fruits and eating off my land iam leave resource for my family i taught my grandchildren out to garden and live off the Grid they want have to depend on no one but God all glory to God for blessing me with knowledge i share my knowledge with other's

[@Valleybeautiful]

Does Mama have her own channel...lol...I could listen to her all day. She is a very wise woman. I want to thank her....I teared up at the end when she said it's not too late. We are 55 and just moved to a new property and I was feeling anxious about getting in our new fruit trees, bushes & vines planted because it will take 3 to 4 years to get produce. But that's not good thinking.....not only are we planting for the generations but we are teaching our grandchildren skills.

[@williammitchell1804]

A very intelligent and wise woman. All the work on her farm is down by people. That brother climbing the palm tree is in shape. Her explanation of how growing only one crop kills the microbes and eventually the soil was spot on. George Washington Carver also advised crop rotation and letting the land rest to recover naturally. When I was a child in Houston Texas there were fig trees everywhere. The fruit was always sweet. My great aunt Ella would make fig preserves every year. By the time I became an adult all the wild fig trees were gone, and you had to buy figs from a store. The fig had become another food that had been weaponized. It is now expensive and has no flavor. This precious woman speaks the truth.

[@fasilharer1291]

What this guy doing is the true definition of being awoke.

[@virtuoussista100]

You got that right

[@triciaallen2961]

This woman is so wise,she could teach our world leaders so much,may God help her to help others,she has already helped me.

[@justinbing9904]

Organic is the best way to GO.

[@darionrobinson1]

I couldn't agree more.

[@LaLahDairese]

She's so knowledgeable I LOVE IT!!!! May her land continue to flourish and feed many many people for generations to come✨️ I hope I'm able to find a similar organic farm in Ghana when I visit.

[@thelivingart199]

Just started my journey of gardening because I want control over what I put in my body and Africa is a paradise. Thank you for sharing and mama is an inspiration!❤🌞

[@68HC060]

This lady has wisdom! May Jesus Christ bless these people abundantly; may they all receive Him as their Lord and Saviour!

[@bhavnapatel6668]

We need more and more people like mama who share their knowledge to everyone and think about wellbeing of people. ❤

[@gramoni2622]

I am American,agree with everything you say, and am ashamed at what our country has become in the hands of corporations and bureaucrats. There are many of us in America ashamed. We love and support your way of life and are trying to do the same on our acreage. (We have 35 acres of family land passed down, but most is forest, so just an acre garden, no business so far ,only food for us). Your video is very encouraging and helpful.

[@jagdeepsandhu9659]

Greetings from Punjab ,India . Happy to know you are living off your farm , we have a farm ,mostly jungle , a few acres of farm , but can not grow anything because of wild animals that just graze away whatever we grow !

[@sonorasenora5911]

Why are you ashamed? You...I...did not do the destroying dear one

[@oliviamonteque6407]

@@sonorasenora5911 because of the people doing the crime!

[@darionrobinson1]

I'm in the process right now of saving money and learning how to how to farm.

[@justinbing9904]

That's great brother stay focus

[@loryndabenson2118]

Same! I want a beautiful food forest. We got this!

[@MaLiArtworks186]

Start right now on your patio and backyard.

[@ciaranofarrell4010]

Much respect for this wonderful woman..... hopefully all who see this video will start growing food themselves. ❤️

[@rosemumbua8817]

Mr GB2A, please please encourage Mama to start a side hustle to educate people about organic farming. She has a lot of land and she can use part of it as a demo farm. She could even make it residential by putting up BnB for those of us who'd like to spend more than three weeks.

[@thirupillay8885]

I am from South Africa my Grandma and parents also taught us to use the land for survival. I absolutely agree that we need to be self sustainable for the future. Currently we have most of the trees you speak of planted by previous generation EG Avocado, Jackfruit, bananas, naartjie, spinach, lemon, grape fruit, pomegranate, guava, Strawberries,paw-paw, Mango,a variety of herbs and beans etc. I recently retired and absolutely enjoy organic fruit and veg from the garden and share generously with friends and family. I am so excited to have watched your channel it inspires me to get my friends and neighbours to do the same. It is a great channel, thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@fatmaothman6687]

Yes she is already teaching people about permaculture she has a school in the same area you can join if you are interested

[@sandiv6145]

All countries and cultures and colors could learn a lot from watching this lovely woman teach healthy gardens. Having spent time in Africa I can attest to the beauty of the Continent and the fantastic climate for growing fine healthy food. Thank you for this video from just a simple organic gardening white mama.

[@Aeon1019]

SOIL is ALIVE..... A deep spiritual truth!

[@bee7549]

I live in South Africa, 2nd generation Indian. Your Mama, your farm are truly inspiring. Thank you for the education. Many changes are coming...we have to pass through the gauntlet before reaching the Light and a new way of living, in alignment with God 🙏🌿

[@heatherwolmarans8287]

🇿🇦💙💚❤🖤

[@patriciacole8773]

Yt ministry Clash of minds SA. Also Midday Power Surge/ Prophecy Again.

[@squadron69]

I am glad to say I have been following you for over a year. Very insightful. It won’t be long before you have 1 million followers. But that isn’t important. Even if you only had 500 followers, it’s the messages you are sending and the way you are putting it across that is important.

[@RiceMan88]

Can you share her KZbin page link so I can keep up with her wisdom? 🙏

[@dnitagill7]

MAMA, Your Knowledge is like a gold mine for those who discover what you have to offer super rich knowledge. Thank you!♡

[@PsychicIsaacs]

I live in North Central Victoria, Australia. I have a permaculture farm and am working hard to improve my water supply with swales and creating upland bogs. Plants that grow well here include Indian Fig prickly pear, but now I have more water, I am also growing Lebanese Cress and arrowroot. Also, red veined sorrel and a lot of other crops as well. I prefer crops I only have to plant once, and I am glad that you are helping people to grow crops quickly and that you only have to plant once!

[@roysmith3767]

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[@patriciastaton6182]

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[@ciel-miku8567]

Hello fellow permie! I live in far east Gippsland and am also improving the soil and water retention in the 20acres under my care through permaculture. I hope your venture is plentiful!

[@MortifiedU]

Check out biogas, all those scraps can give you free gas as well as the best liquid fertiliser 👍🏻. It is crazy easy and brilliant. Grew up in Victoria, now far far north qld 👍🏻

[@colleenmccord4699]

Love red vein sorrel, it's growing in pots in my New Jersey USA home and it's a perennial. Loves spring and fall harvests

[@angelanyagura8119]

What a source of good information for Africa. I always say Africa should not starve. It's true we can grow our food free from chemicals. This is real life like our ancestors they never ate GM foods. What a blessing we have in Africa our mother land. Thank you so much sister. You are a treasure

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[@Seriouslydave]

All rainwater is tainted now, ALL OF IT. With forever chemicals, and without rainwater a garden isnt very economical.

[@watchman2001]

The lady is a great example, keep up the good work! I also love my vegetable garden here in the Netherlands greetings to all gardeners around the world

[@laurabiondo2963]

We all need to teach our children to do something for the next generation. I love this ❤️

[@denisehale301]

Just watched this tonight and I have to say....I LOVE MAMA! She is awesome....so much wisdom and knowledge. I'd love to hang with her for a week just to learn what she knows. She is my kind of lady!❤️

[@factsoverfear9771]

Africa should technically be the farming hub of the world if the ppl would do it in mass ✅✅✅

[@Vince-I-Am]

Africa is going back to growing her own food as that's how the continent survived the Great Depression 100years ago. We've heard colonisers like Kill Bill Gates of HELL trying to replace organic seeds with GMO obe claiming they produce food faster. What he conveniently left out was those GMO seeds just poisoned the soil and never produced anything. These devils have been trying to take all organic seeds and make Africa reliant on their poison seeds and vaccines that were made to prevent Africa from becoming self sufficient and self reliant. A 2nd engineered depression is coming and you'll see the shift. As the West are going to face judgement for all the evil, vile and wicked crimes against humanity they haven't made atonement for. Justice will be served one way or another as Babylon is falling and will never rise again.

[@theonethatmakesyouthink3515]

So true! But God made land in which everyone should learn to fish for themselves in order to eat. Instead they rent expensive things they can’t eat or enjoy owning. People don’t want to sacrifice. That’s why we have businesses.

[@c-wilvideos]

It will be

[@ceegabe1555]

LAZY countries should grow their OWN food for THEIR OWN families and NOT try to trick Africans and other people of color into a NEW unprofitable (for them) form of SLAVERY. GOD IS STILL IN CONTROL...

[@truchesirmans7420]

🤓🤓🤓 not trying to sound selfish. technically Africa should be interested in feeding their own people right now since the rest of the world is looking at Africa as being so quote-unquote poor and for having so many malnutrition babies, so Africa should not be thinking about feeding the rest of the world right now just only themselves. One cannot help others if they cannot help themselves.

[@samplechapters9232]

What a wise lady! I wish she was my grandmother. I love that quote: "Be a generational thinker. Plant something that can be beneficial to others for years to come." Wow! Thanks for sharing.

[@NyarRailakende]

Am a hydroponics farmer too in Kenya it’s amazing seeing mama she reminds me when I wear my dera ❤️🙏🇰🇪🇮🇸

[@sillililli01]

Your Mother is lovely, and, yes, a wise woman. Thank you for sharing her and her wisdom with us.

[@soxxy8588]

I love her!!! We need more like her in the world!

[@pharrisph7]

She is so precious! A real treasure with great wisdom she shares. Thanks for this information and inspiration..

[@catzbest8050]

I have a very small space but I managed to plant peach tee, Concorde grapes , figs, tons of lemon grass, sweet potatoes, habanero chilis, spring onions, perilla leaves, nasturtium, tomatoes, greens for salad. I have tons of squash that’s climbing up my tree . My neighbors enjoys them because I lots to share. I also compost all my kitchen scrap. You can create your own abundance simply by planting.

[@Kengsqueen]

Thank you Mama! I am 5yrs into the process of creating our own food forest on our property in southeast Texas. Thank you for encouraging myself and others to keep growing!💗

[@stereo-soulsoundsystem5070]

How can I start mine own?

[@Kengsqueen]

@@stereo-soulsoundsystem5070 honestly, that's an question only you can answer. Find out the type of climate you're in, consider the hours of sun in whatever area you have to work with (on every property there are varying degrees of sunlight all around) in shady areas plant things that thrive in shade, sunny spot, sun loving veg. If you have the room consider trees (fruit/nuts/spices) shrubs (fruit, berries, herbs etc) grasses (herbs, seasonings, medicinal, beneficial for insects) plants (flowers for bug repellent/attractant vegetables, fruits, leafy greens etc. I have food, medicines and spices as well as a variety of trees. I take cuttings from everything I can to grow for free if I can find a resource, I buy seeds, even if I can't grow it immediately I can hold onto it till its time. I brought in wild edibles and medicinal and wildflowers that attract the bugs and animals I need in my garden to help maintain it. Instead of ornamental bushes (I cut them all down) I have beautiful tall lemongrass growing around the house (can be used as a seasoning, medicine, cleaning supply, and it smells splendid when anyone brushes against it. It's a process that starts with a seed/plant/tree/cutting, and a desire to succeed, the hunger to learn and the wisdom to try again if you fail, and the discernment to try doing it a different way till you find the way it works for you. It's an investment that won't pay off for at least a year (I mean the first year is all trial and error) but research (not just one video on a subject but 10 to 20 different approaches to a single subject before you decide on one) more that anything try try and keep on trying till you find the way that works.. I wish you all the best, it's a wonderful feeling when you begin to see it producing.

[@lhoward9597]

Thanks for posting !... She should have classes for black Americans coming/moving to Africa.

[@borngreat-4-life930]

Ask yourself what part of Africa are they heading to? Are they going to where she is? Africa is bigger than America.

[@marissaspuza9892]

May God bless you for speaking to go back to the basics of life - plant & harvest food for today & future supply. Glory to the Lord Jesus Christ. Amen. .

[@leratomoloko6780]

Thank you so much for this, I am definitely visiting Mama very soon . I will be in Zanzibar next week. Perfect timing 👌 She is such an inspiration

[@melindedemmers264]

Thanks to mama for showing us around her farm and for explaining how to start growing our own food. 🤗👍🏼 Love from the Netherlands 🇳🇱👋🏼😊

[@livemypassiongarden.]

Mama you are full words of wisdom .pls share her KZbin video. She is awesome!

[@OrliandeGray]

I have started my garden too. Been eating the white swiss chard, a type of cabbage (that never goe out as long as water). Carrots and more. So thankful my moms bought a big land in Africa (Ethiopia). We have avocado and mangoes trees too. Plus still planting more

[@annameade9594]

Hi i am from trinidad and tobago we used a lot coconut cassave and green figs also

[@afrikanoceanhomestead]

The Sunday dinners at Msonge Family Farms are wonderful. The food is amazing. I have learned so much from her.

[@tonigrant3295]

This is a very important video that needs to be shared. I have always had the strong desire to get land in North Carolina and live off the land and pass it down and grow to sustain life but I feely young adult children don't share my beliefs. I still want to do this for my family in hope they may see the light. Wanting to learn more about Shelf sustainability has been deep within me for the past 15 years.

[@falconbritt5461]

Hemp was just legalized as a crop for North Carolina (July 2, 2022). The land in eastern NC is great for agriculture, and relatively cheap, if you can stand the heat and humidity (some people can, others cannot). Great place to grow food as well, with a long growing season. Truck farms (produce farms) have rich black soil with sand in it, so all kinds of foods grow well. Excellent soil for growing a homestead. My grandparents were tobacco farmers down there and grew much of their own food. Now that tobacco and cotton subsidies have dropped, maybe the money crop is hemp, which can of course be used to make clothing, ropes, and many other things, even hemp protein which is very nutritious. I would think the land would be cheaper than most other locations in the country at this point. So many crops can grow there, with a long growing season compared to where I live now, in New Mexico. I would try not to live too close to a swamp, however - mosquitos will be carrying more deadly diseases. Using Rudolph Steiner's growing methods produces phenomenally healthful food. Best wishes!

[@roysmith3767]

Search . ' GAINTS : Who Really Rules the World . '

[@marshabenjamin-hawaaboo5778]

Yep! This summer I started my own veggie garden and the food tastes so different, so much BETTER! I now can't eat certain veggies from Walmart anymore - I THROW UP!Can't wait 'till next Summer....it's coming into Fall now.😉

[@LG-universe]

Which vegetables sis? My okras are dying.

[@divinebynature7056]

Do you live in a region to have a fall garden?

[@chozenone7846]

Yes fruits and vegetables taste very different I grew up on garden food in Mississippi the food now don’t even taste or smell like fresh garden food

[@marshabenjamin-hawaaboo5778]

@@LG-universe I started this year for the first time, so it wasn't a whole lot. Cucumbers, tomatoes, butternut squash, thyme, parsley, spinach, bell peppers, melon, cantaloupe, watermelons. My lime tree died... Next year, I'm planting photos and carrots too!

[@marshabenjamin-hawaaboo5778]

@@LG-universe *potatoes I also grew Chives , rosemary and basil.

[@BalticHomesteaders]

Even though our climates couldn't be more different this was so inspiring, thank you for sharing - loved it!

[@justme9818]

I wonder are your circumstances a bit like mine? In my climate you'd be lucky to have something to harvest after 6 weeks! More likely 8-10 -especially now that winter is coming!

[@roysmith3767]

Search on KZbin . ' Giant : Who Really Roles the World . '

[@wendyrobertson3899]

I started gardening using the reusable grocery bags, first potatoes from the grocery store that began growing eyes. Those things were amazing, then on to many different types of veggies in the bags but I planted 2-3 different kinds in each bag. At the end of summer all the soil was dumped into a pile to be mixed up then over winter in the pile. Come spring we refilled the bags with the soil and our 2 yr old compost scraps from the kitchen. My harvest was so big that I couldn't keep up with it so I started giving food away to anyone that wanted it. Someone complained and I was shut down by the city. Big gvmt stopped a free food give away because they said it wasn't approved.

[@oluchinwaya7247]

I find that ridiculous that free food giveaway needs to be approved. Would they rather have hunger people on the streets?...

[@LG-universe]

Shame on the complainers.

[@nancyaneli7986]

Hey...how did you make compost from kitchen scraps?

[@priscillasmith1713]

@@nancyaneli7986 All you do is save any peels you may have-i.e. onion, potato, celery, egg shells, coffee ground, etc.-anything organic. My mom had a garden and I would watch and help her. I don't have any grass and bad soil in my back yard, so I used a storage bin with holes drilled in it to plant green onions. I used a potting soil and combined it with my compost. I will get another one for other things.

[@decimamazerolle6842]

What a shame, that government.

[@MsMia-ml5eq]

Crazy how many of these prepper & economic channels that I've listened to, believe that there will be so many African nations effected by the upcoming famine. Looks like my people here will make out just fine. Thank you so much for enlightening us!

[@ZaniinaN3690]

Practical golden nuggets right here! Asante Sana for sharing mr Goblack!!

[@HairyKnees1]

For those of us in cold areas… I’ve grown large amounts of produce, then preserved it for use over the winter. I’ve tried drying, freezing, and canning. All have worked well. In my backyard (in a town) I have a large vegetable garden, berry bushes (raspberries, blueberries, aronia, black currants, and gooseberries), strawberries, an apple tree, a cherry tree, 2 walnut trees, and the town allows us to keep 3 chickens for eggs.

[@MM-gi5lo]

Do u grow in any type of containers? I live in AZ-in town w/terrible clay soil. Tryi g to find way to grow fruit bushes/plants

[@xenakaii]

I love the braided baskets...I was taught this as a child in the Caribbean and we also grew our own food as well. If my family grew potatoes and our neighbor grew breadfruit we would trade. I missed those days!!!!

[@patriciawilliams7578]

I love you mama ❤️. I'm very passionate about mingling in the soil. It's very rewarding, Mother Earth has Life, it's always a great blessing connecting with the soil. "Eat what u grow, and grow what u eat". I received a a distinction in Agriculture 🙏🏼💯❤️. Food Security is a MUST 💯. God bless you my people, love from 🇯🇲. Blessings 💯❤️🌟🌱🌻🌟🌞

[@maimunamwidau5590]

i love this, she says there is life in the soil and that is what sustains us humans too. I am sooo encouraged as i always do the same in my small garden. Thank you Dada Mwatima Juma for sharing. Thank you Goblack2Africa, watching from Kenya.

[@eva4adam451]

At 0:16 makes me extremely happy to see the ladies play violin and lute. Bravo,

[@shell5988]

Excellent video kaka, enjoy Zanzibar. Can’t wait to get back, Tanzania is a special place.❤

[@abderrezak7412]

Being self sufficient when it comes to food, is the best thing one can do.

[@brookescott9598]

This Mama, Nana, Sister, Auntie has several wise and profound messages. Listen closely to her. Even if you cannot grow, or believe you cannot do so in place you live, carry her knowledge with your loved ones and neighbors. One or more of them will take what you share to provide for themselves and others. May God bless you as you help one another.💞💙😇

[@georgennajones9246]

She is very wise! Independence of industry leads to self sustainability and health sustainability.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@tonidantonio9877]

This is awesome. People have gotten lazy over the years. Everyone should do this. And also learn to preserve. Schools should be teaching this all over the world. Blessings to you. ❤️

[@roysmith3767]

Search . ' GAINTS : Who Really Rules the World . '

[@tonidantonio9877]

@@roysmith3767 Ok for many years, people have been giving to charities, childrens funds, UN, Red Cross, salvos, etc etc, what happened to all those funds. I remember going to school in the 60s and we had rice days to raise money for the poor people. It’s the people who are running the countries that are not distributing resources and funds to their people and enslaving. That’s the global problem which they will not allow us to fix… what about all the programs that people have volunteered time and money for these countries to help them grow gardens, water supply etc. what ever happened to those. Plus A lot of these countries they have lots of children as part of their culture because that becomes part of their wealth. These giants if they had hearts and souls would be investing in these countries and educating them to preserve their cultures, learn how to help themselves. This is all a psyop. People are also lazy and I get they don’t have resources, sometimes, but look at most of our youth, they are glued to social media, internet games, drugs, alcohol. Parents are no longer allowed to parent because of demonic ideologies and sexual orientations. Plus why are we paying tax when investing for money that we do not physically have because it gets lost in the black hole. There is so much we can do, but we are being stopped….just because these people have money doesn’t make them smart….it’s these giants that are the problem, they still want their lifestyles. I always say life is a journey, not a destination. It’s the in between hard work that not many want to do between the ages of 18 and 55 etc…..just saying…

[@ellachallas]

It’s so much deeper than laziness, unfortunately.

[@gailakraeszig2866]

What a very wise lady!! ( not only knowledgeable but wise as well). Thank you for putting her on your video today. She is sure to inspire many folks!

[@feetfunkerson1312]

🤣🤣So we just gonna ignore dude going up the coconut tree???? Salute to that Brotha!

[@Legacy_125]

This lady has a vast wealth of knowledge. I must view her channel.

[@calmway5444]

That was so cool watching that guy going up the tree for coconuts. Great video 😃

[@zionsgirl6456]

It started as I was reading the comment 😅👌🏽🥥🌴

[@kathystearns9012]

Ahna (grandma) is correct about the soil being alive and wanting to grow plants Thinking ahead is what I do too as it will help others

[@Annazelfvoorzienendleven]

Thank you for this video, I've been a farmer and live in the Netherlands (Europe), what mommy says here about the food that comes from the industry, that it's simple, you just have to buy it and do nothing yourself, that's what happened in our country. Now so few people know anything about growing your own fruit and vegetables, or don't feel like working in the garden. And now our government is making it difficult for the large farmers to continue farming, so now is the time to learn how to grow your own fruit and vegetables. Very nice to see a permaculture farm in Africa, everything is so green. God bless.

[@patriciacole8773]

Remember the fourth commandment KJV

[@diannecass880]

Mama is beautiful! I love her drive and wisdom to help all these people. 💚

[@benestuskandorozu6895]

Thank you Mama for words of wisdom and encouragement to grow our own food, nature's way! Africa is blessed with land and resources and we shouldn't die of hunger. Politicians fill their bellies instead of following the basics and listening to the right people like you. An awesome video. Thank you GB2Africa...

[@ummesaniyah]

Maa shaa Allah...what a wisdom from mama Mwatima...Im so proud of you mama ...salaam from Houston Texas...tutakuja kukuona in shaa Allah...Barakallah fiiki...

[@shawniehoward]

This is great! I was just telling a friend that we must stop depending on the grocery store for food. My friend responded that her faith will not allow her to go hungry and the food will be there in the grocery store, she's not worried....lol...it's funny but not funny.

[@mindyjay77]

Some will be there but it’ll only get more and more expensive

[@4knewt505]

Mercy. Faith without works is dead. I pray for her wisdom and obedience.

[@kuvala1306]

This mama represents that healthy Lifestyle. Shes strong shes lovely shes clear minded and grounded. Blessing

[@rowingtothedream]

Coming from a family with six kids every year we had a garden. Loved going out grabbing a carrot or radish to eat. Mother and father both worked and worked in garden canned on weekends for winter food. We must get back to that lost era of quality food not sprayed or filled with poisons. We must get away from the corporate ways they make us sick. Great video Thank you!

[@spicencens7725]

Such a wonderfully smart woman!💖 We could all learn so much from her! Plant, become self sufficient, or strive to be there!

[@planecrazyish]

Great video 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 what a pleasure listening to this lady, she is 100% right in everything she said. So positive and so wise 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@patriciawashington8780]

wow she is so wise, thank you elder. strong woman teaching us the way we should be thought

[@montezdiamond7065]

Now that is real faith....scaling to retrieve those coconuts without a strap nor a net.

[@annmariepardo6989]

Thank to this man, who give us this show to watch I have been watching this show now for many months BRILLIANT SHOW

[@Ms_T_Perfectly_Imperfect]

Mama is very wise. I love how she talked about thinking generationally and realizing how colonialism has transformed modern day.

[@LLjean-qz7sb]

This woman is one of the true jewels of this earth! She is blessed by God to deliver His messages through her for all the people of the world! Keep giving your wisdom to the people and they will thrive! God Bless you and your mission of education!

[@ChristysChannelYall]

I’m in Eastern North Carolina, US. I’m trying to start a patio garden as I don’t have any actual land, but I do have the perfect growing conditions. So far I’ve got cucumbers, tomatoes and banana peppers growing well. Thank you for these tips. Your garden looks amazing and it is so beautiful there with all of the coconut trees.

[@kimberlyrogers9953]

Wanna say… the words on the screen said “ come home ! Hurry up, we’re waiting ! “ And it made this old woman cry like a baby. I cannot even imagine this sort of mass Love, and it’s possibly the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen. Thanks for the hope ❤

[@sandytmobile4467]

I strongly agree with her ways. My husband and I took out plants that don't help us by providing food. We planted blue berry's Raspberries, pink lemonade blueberry, banana tree's Wich we get fruit from, and soon 25 pineapple guava, fig ect but we live in Oregon and on a tiny lot but trying our property to see and leave behind. I'm growing small avocado being our friends have one. This is food we save all seed's. People with out food you have nothing. Grow and ask other's to plant we need these food's. Thanks for this she's so sweet and smart.