This is so picturesque. the coulors are reminiscent of a Gaugin painting and the greens are so vivid...the gals chatter happily as they work building up strong bodies and their skins blend in beautifully with the choice of colourful clothing. Truly this is a beautiful video to watch just for the overall colour schemes of Nature and the locals.....sadly someday machines and robots will take over like they have done in our parts of the world and these strong people will be weak ones sitting in front of computers, myopic and stressed out, locked in grey concrete offices or flats, devoid of the beauty of Nature and with all kinds of ailments, as they watch and yearn like us for this colourful past in videos such as these.
Hello, I am Ayat, assistant professor at the Institute of Genetic Engineering and the Center for Plant Tissue Culture at Sadat University. I want this plant to conduct research with you.
I am just curious to try it myself. What is the process after these. I heard that they cover it with the banana leaves and burry it for some time. So hipp an you please explain all the process? I really love it and want to experiment. Thank you in advance.
Yes, they keep it in a soil pit/in a bamboo basket covered with enset leaf. Traditionally, the fermentation lasts from 2 -6 months. Then they use the fermented paste to bake bread. doi.org/10.1016/j.fm.2018.02.011
Such a labor intensive work and not a single man in sight! One example of the disproportionate amount of burden Ethiopian women carry to provide for their families.
I read up on this. The processing of this plant is split up by gender. Women are assigned certain tasks, and men are assigned certain tasks in processing. It's cultural tradition. What we are seeing here is the women's part of the processing. I guess I got too much time on my hands looking into this stuff lol
Hi, I'm a Dutch journalist and currently working on a story about enset. I was wondering if I could use your video for this story? Hope to hear from you! :)
Dear Annika, Thank you for your interest on my video. Feel free to use the video/parts of the video for your story. Don't forget to share us the story when it gets ready :)
The soil looks fertile so why not try other sources of carbohydrates like potatoes, sweet potatoes, tapioca, corn and etc. Such a tedious and hard work.
Have you got the purpose of uploading this video? 100% not.. it is not zefen or music for free comment . it is about documenting the tradition as it is for the coming generation who will use your innovation.......
የአግዚአብሄር በረከት ደስስ ሲል!! ሲያምርባቹ እናቶች አሰይይይይ!
ያዩሁት ባህላቹ አያምርም እናቶቸ በርቱ አላህ ጉልበት ይሰጣቹ
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و باراكا من الحضية 🙄
This is so picturesque. the coulors are reminiscent of a Gaugin painting and the greens are so vivid...the gals chatter happily as they work building up strong bodies and their skins blend in beautifully with the choice of colourful clothing. Truly this is a beautiful video to watch just for the overall colour schemes of Nature and the locals.....sadly someday machines and robots will take over like they have done in our parts of the world and these strong people will be weak ones sitting in front of computers, myopic and stressed out, locked in grey concrete offices or flats, devoid of the beauty of Nature and with all kinds of ailments, as they watch and yearn like us for this colourful past in videos such as these.
U can prepare and bury it for 10 years and it won't spoil. It's an amazing plant
Really ?
How can I learn more about this plant & can it be grow in the U.S ?
TY
ኡፍፍፍ እነዚህን እናቶች የሚያሳርፍ ምን እንፍጠር እስኪ እንወያይ ሃሳብኮ አይጠፋም ድካማቸው ለዘመናት እንዲህ መሆኑ አሳዘኑኝ እስኪ ምን ትላላችሁ?
ኡፉፉፉ ክቡር ለገጠር ኢነቶች ኢንዲህ ደክሞ ደከመኝ ሰለቸኝ ሰይሉ ቤተሰበቸውን ቀጥ አድርግ ይዘሉ ከተሜዎችመ ዘሬ መግበት ነጌ መፍተት😁የአለህ ለኡሚ ኢድሜነ ጤነ አንቴ ስጥልኝ ኑርልኝ ኡሚ❤✅
subhanallah..
Thanks for the video. I was curious what these plants looked like in an ideal habitat.
It looks like banana plant, but it doesn't have edible fruits
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Hello, I am Ayat, assistant professor at the Institute of Genetic Engineering and the Center for Plant Tissue Culture at Sadat University. I want this plant to conduct research with you.
addisu.fekadu@amu.edu.et
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I am just curious to try it myself. What is the process after these. I heard that they cover it with the banana leaves and burry it for some time. So hipp an you please explain all the process? I really love it and want to experiment. Thank you in advance.
Yes, they keep it in a soil pit/in a bamboo basket covered with enset leaf. Traditionally, the fermentation lasts from 2 -6 months. Then they use the fermented paste to bake bread. doi.org/10.1016/j.fm.2018.02.011
ዋዉዉ ክክክክክክክ ደስ ስሉ!!
Wowwww agere megebati yasferan negeri isu firtinaw
Such a labor intensive work and not a single man in sight! One example of the disproportionate amount of burden Ethiopian women carry to provide for their families.
I read up on this. The processing of this plant is split up by gender. Women are assigned certain tasks, and men are assigned certain tasks in processing. It's cultural tradition. What we are seeing here is the women's part of the processing. I guess I got too much time on my hands looking into this stuff lol
@@KennethStevenson3 Perfect thanks you
Tôi muốn mua giống chuối này.
Hi, I'm a Dutch journalist and currently working on a story about enset. I was wondering if I could use your video for this story? Hope to hear from you! :)
Dear Annika,
Thank you for your interest on my video. Feel free to use the video/parts of the video for your story. Don't forget to share us the story when it gets ready :)
Wolkim
A u nas w Pl uprawia się te banany jak ozdoba :)
@Stalewiak spróbuj zrobić tskie coś jak na filmiku z twoich bananowców. Byłoby ciekawie😄
Is it the same as enset plant? Can you confirm me?
ዋው ያዝወን
ቆይ ቁጭ ብሎ መፍቅ ቀረ በርቱ ጉልበት ይስጣችሁ የዶርዜ ህዝቦች
Ay Enat edi Lfta Tasadgalechi Fetar Eregm Edmi Lenatchi Ystln
Ensete ventricosum `Tandarra Rainbow Do you have this color?
Yes, we have it in Southern Ethiopia
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The soil looks fertile so why not try other sources of carbohydrates like potatoes, sweet potatoes, tapioca, corn and etc. Such a tedious and hard work.
waaaw
Enset Is banana ?
No, it is a different plant, but the morphology resembles banana plant
ምን ጉድ ነዉ እንደዚ ሲሰራ ለመጀመርያነዉ
በቁም ይፈቀማ ቶሮት ይፈዝ ባህሬ ቡቑ ያቕ
በ እግር ቀር እንዴ? ክክ
Awo, yihe yishalal
@@addisufekadu4463 arakuci yibalu vido toltolo likaku
እኔ አድም ቺየ አልፍቅ
There should be an easier way of doing this omg
Where the lazy men?
Pls invent a machinery to do the job instead
Have you got the purpose of uploading this video? 100% not.. it is not zefen or music for free comment . it is about documenting the tradition as it is for the coming generation who will use your innovation.......
We are working to solve the machinery issue.
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