Africa Irrigation Project (Zambia)--Long Version
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- www.eleqtra.com
An irrigation project in Chiansi, outside Lusaka, Zambia, in Africa. Funded by InfraCo Africa (part of the Private Infrastructure Development Group), FMO, EAIF, and the Lundin Foundation, and developed by eleQtra.
Life has been tough for smallholder farmers, who are only able to farm six months of the year in Zambia due to lack of water. Now, thanks to InfraCo Africa, irrigation and advanced farming techniques enables Chanyanya to farm year-round. The commercial side of the project grows wheat and soya beans, while smallholders use irrigated market gardens to grow a variety of vegetable and fruit crops.
One day this model will be replicated across Africa, improving food security, water access and people's lives.
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Filmed and edited by Xplor www.xplorfilm.com
This is quite inspirational hopefully this project is still running
This is the part of Africa the rest of the world needs to see not only safaris and big game hunting
This is a good project, I love the part where the community has been empowered 💪
This documentary is really inspirational ❤️.
Very hard working women ,children and man ... I love it .water & land is there we need stand up and work only God bless you and African national food security
I am Montagnard indigenous I love farmer , I grew up on farm.
This music is jammin!
Really nice update. thank you
FORMIDABLE CES PROUESSES TECHNOLOGIQUES: l'irrigation sous toutes ses formes.Brovo pour la révolution de l'agriculture
Africa Rising😊
Thanks for this very inspiring video. Wish all these hard working farmers a very productive season.
Brilliant doccie. We do have problems in Zambia when it comes to irrigate our crops during the dry months. This is a very much welcome innovation. i wish the doccie had also shown us how the water is tapped from the Kafue river upto the smallholder scheme. By the way the name of the area is Chanyanya and not Chiansi.
I'd rather teach the farmers to make and maintaing rope pumps.
that's an appropriate technology that such small scale farmers completely understand, finance, control and can rely on. this makes is a very reliable technology and a true asset.
Iam happy.to know where you are.I live in Kabanana site/service Lusska .Thanks
8 years later, how did it work out? Did the 25% of the share profits ever make to the farmers?
pretty inspiring
If you...all of you were bit more clever, you should listen and watch to Muammar Gaddafi, he was creating THE GREAT MAN MADE RIVER..... this thing had serve for all of libyan people....but there was an other plan too.......to spread it for all of african people....almost all of this was destroyed by bombing of NATO Army (especially by USA, FRANCE and GREAT BRITAIN) --- during the ovethrow of Muammar Gaddafi....because he was a big obstacle for greedy bloody capitalism....there is need to read about plans of Moammar, he was a good person, who served he´s own people.....but the Western media presents it differently, this is very real case for explaining - how whole capitalism works
I love the idea very much but we really need to consider what are we growing, Soy, Wheat, GMO, and hybrid foods are Not good for Human consumption, if we decided already to grow food why can't we just grow good food for healthy, sustainable and environmentally friendly
Why are not good please? I've no idea
i like the music..its so good where can i get a full track if available?
Sacred Dance by Hennie Becker
what's the name of the opening song... I like it 😁
Sacred Dance by Hennie Becker
modern farming requires inputs which they may or may not be able to get a steady supply of................. im not totally sure this is a good idea
Hey I have a passion for farming ,how do I get in touch with u? I would love this in my village "kasempa, northwestern province"
Inspiring, yes, but practical? Increasing dependence on rivers with less and less rainfall is not responsible. Better yet to reclaim the land to lush green growth by capturing rains during the rainy season into the land, creating swales, planting indigenous trees to fix nitrogen in the soil and bring fertility back to the land. Dependency on fertilizers and hybrid/genetically modified seeds is exactly that. Proper land management can produce crop abundance without costly infrastructure, costly farm machinery and produce far more nutritious food.
So pretty much conservation farming which is widely practiced in Zambia?
pls can one tell me the name of the song which is being sung in this video, i hear its a christian song, anyone who has an idea of the songs nane pls
Sacred Dance by Hennie Becker
Zimbabwe are you watching??
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IN HOLY QUR'AN 1500 YEARS AGO
ALMIGHTY ALLAH THE MASTER CREATOR
Who can claim 1350 years ago that the universe is expanding?
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" And the heaven We built it with power, and indeed, We are the expander "
(And We it is Who make the vast extent, thereof )
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After Hubble discovered that the universe was expanding, Einstein called the cosmological constant his "greatest blunder."
At around the same time, larger telescopes were being built that were able to accurately measure the spectra, or the intensity of light as a function of wavelength, of faint objects.
It is clearly mentioned in Holy Qur'an :
" And the heaven We constructed with power, and indeed, We are the expander "
(Qur'an, 51:47)
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Should He not know what He created? And He is the Subtile, the Aware.
The knowledge of scientists is very limited and poor to understand the universe!!
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Brilliant doccie. We do have problems in Zambia when it comes to irrigation of our crops during the dry months. This is a very much welcome innovation. i wish the doccie had also shown us how the water is tapped from the Kafue river upto the smallholder scheme. By the way the name of the area is Chanyanya and not Chiansi.