Soil DEGRADATION in developing Countries | We need to save our land | AFRICA FARMING (How To ep 41)

[@geofrykadini7303]

Urgent action needs to be taken

[@AfricaFarming]

It's serious

[@eunicenjeri4114]

This is a serious issue. Ignoring this will be our own undoing.

[@AfricaFarming]

Well said

[@nancymarika]

Good points there @africafarming. We collectively need to protect our land for survival of future generations.

[@AfricaFarming]

Thanks for the warm feedback. God bless 🙏🙏🙏

[@prudencelamwizi8092]

Government as we know it will not do anything

[@AfricaFarming]

Very sad

[@JessicaRitcheson]

Thank you for posting this. I am writing an essay on the social impacts of soil degradation. This video helped me better understand the issue.

[@AfricaFarming]

Thanks Jessica. We are glad we could help

[@japhethjosi2622]

Real cause for alarm

[@AfricaFarming]

We need to act now

[@garyblore1]

One thing the governments could do is build regional labs and subsidise testing of soils so that you can apply the correct fertiliser to the land for the crops you are planning on planting or so you can plant a more appropriate crop for the soil type you have.

[@AfricaFarming]

Very true. More investment should be focused on soil tests to have fertilizer specific to the type of soil and its pH

[@garyblore1]

@@AfricaFarming also consideration should be put into crop rotation plus planting a cover crop such as grass or clover after harvesting which can then be ploughed back in before planting your next main crop.

[@AfricaFarming]

Genius idea. Hope people will pass through these comments and learn more from your input