Konye's Cocoa - English Version

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Cocoa farmers in Konye (Cameroon) are producing their cocoa in harmony with the natural forest. By adopting a sustainable form of agro-forestry and by eliminating pesticides, their way of farming is setting a positive example for the region.

[@nguforgroup6759]

I've always known Konye as the hub of cocoa production in Cameroon.Keeping the forest without destruction is best for environmental protection.Kudos to cocoa farmers there.

[@98Zai]

Yay! Something positive from greenpeace! We who live in constant environmental angst thank you for this tiny moodboost.

[@DogsBAwesome]

A greenpeace video that's not all doom and gloom, that's a first

[@LJG907]

Beautiful !! Very interesting ..

[@TheLightintheheart]

Brilliant! Super well done to the people there!

[@bayaningcacaofarming3277]

Good job!

[@mbifrank7978]

wow I love my konye

[@merlynmista2168]

Cocoa

[@PeaceProfit]

If this world truly desires peace, sustainability and progress it will begin to pay the COMPLETE cost of the energy and commodities it consumes...

[@kalbogwapo1536]

0:11 thats a high quality cacao.

[@Bcso591]

Spoon life is still better!

[@penand_paper5112]

Or you could use natural pesticides, like onion juice with water...

[@favoritos2420]

Just crap. This is a uneffective alternative to preverve the environment, just bcz if some guy with some money appears saying: Destroy the jungle, and I will pay 3 times more, believe on me the jungle will be destroyed. This model is only convinient to rich countries. The only way to preserve is creating hight productive areas using lot of workforce, pay descent salaries and puting a legal limit on economic activity, turning possible to reduce the pressure on natural resources. If this model is so good why I'm not seeing any greenpeace activist living on there? If someone disagree, try to live on same conditions.