This community rebuilt its farms with sustainable methods in the Philippines

In the wake of devastating floods in 2004, the residents of Kiday, Philippines, embarked on a journey of resilience and sustainability. This video explores how this community rebuilt their farms using agroecology and agroforestry practices after the disaster. With communal plots and private gardens, they now embrace organic methods to rebuild their lives and protect the environment. However, their commitment to sustainable agriculture faces challenges, including a lack of government support and the construction of the Kaliwa Dam upstream, which poses a new threat.
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[@mygarden8528]

ito yung bagay na namimiss ko jan sa atin, yung pagtutulungan at pagkakaisa :)

[@mizrahimjew9351]

God Bless the Filipino people!!

[@vanessacreed1562]

Amazing testimony and efforts in organic farming. God bless all the hard working organic farmers.

[@anonymous-qm6wq]

It feels so good to see people doing works with out using machines

[@she_manhwa2032]

awesome!!!, if people are working together there's always a solution to the problem.

[@womanpowerism]

Great to replicate

[@iammujeebppvlogs9642]

Nice 🎉

[@conikutch]

dam system has a bad rap in PH because of the way our government handle it’s operations. it’s damaging.
but if they will do it properly, dam is one of the best thing that people learn. it’s benefits is amazing.
without corruption, a well designed dam will help the community not only in decades but hundreds of years. it also should help the environment.

[@jhonPriego-dp5fd]

Even the rocks weird ull see rock monuments its caprichos

[@jhonPriego-dp5fd]

Bosawa thats cacao paw paw mangoes avocadoes 400 fruit trees 200 date palm 50 vestables BUENA U KNOW THAT

[@connierosemabalhin7506]

Pagpabili mo Ani mo halos hingiin NALANG