Growing our own healthy food is better than growing our unpayable debt. #LiveDebtFree #GrowMoneylessWealth #ReThinkIt
...MEANWHILE, IN THE LAND OF THE FREE:
One-Third of the World's Women in Prison Have One Striking Thing in Common -
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To effectively apply our collective science & resources to adapt to survive climate change - we must in unison choose humility over hubris.
I've been informed that ALL the great food that was served to the 1000 participants of this year's event, was grown in Ethiopia! #AGRF2014
Are we actively choosing ethical needs, over exponential greed driven actions in sustainably improving African farm value chains? #AGRF2014
To get out of the existing box of poverty & dependency, we FIRST have to find & grow the courage to think & act outside the box. #AGRF2014
The road to hell is paved with good intentions. Thus the African farming value chain should be examined & improved via log-frame. #AGRF2014
“Cross mentoring”, or the “Dojo experience” is a great way to learn by sharing direct experience & exchanging relevant knowledge. #AGRF2014
Thinking of true inclusiveness; what are the real challenges & opportunities of the 21st century, young, female African farmer? #AGRF2014
Each of us needs to change our active involvement - from supporting the sales of imported food, to investing in growing our own. #AGRF2014
To be sustainably effective & efficient, African farm mechanization should be climate, soil & young farmer situation appropriate. #AGRF2014
What is the reality "takeaway" for African youth regarding access to inputs and effects of climate change? #AGRF2014
Learn. Invest. Prepare. Seed. Nurture. Protect. Harvest. Store. Move. Process. Market. Review. Improve. #AGRF2014
Money doesn't grow on trees. Planting & growing your own food, is better than printing your own money. #AGRF2014
50-years after "independence", EACH ONE OF US has the responsibility to create and secure an ALL-INCLUSIVE prosperity in Africa. #AGRF2014
"The road to hell, is paved with good intentions."
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