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Activista, pacifista, filósofa y física teórica. Creadora de la Fundación Navdanya y del movimiento “Diverse Women for Diversity”
Ferviente defensora de la tierra, de las mujeres, de la biodiversidad y de los valores autóctonos.
Como activista se ha convertido en la “guardiana de las semillas” y la voz de los agricultores que están siendo acorralados por las grandes corporaciones del agro-business
Village Model Farms are established as demonstration sites so female farmers can receive supplies (seeds, saplings, etc.), learn how to maintain their garden plot (compost, natural pest control), and also receive nutrition education (which vegetables are more nutritious and why).
Lotus, a really versatile food source, at the end of its season. Lotus root is an especially lovely food.
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
Happy to provide directions and local information
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
Fishing with a concoction of self-made bait recipes
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
Rice paddy with that ever encroaching city in the background
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
The basics that have allowed for that elevated railroad to be build.
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
Leaving shoes etc out to dry - and knowing it will still be there tomorrow or next week.
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
Grapes, cabbage, lettuce and bak choi
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
Not sure what this produce is but I thought it pretty
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
Cuba --1976--. Members of ANAP (Asociación Nacional de Agricultores Pequeños) in a informative session with professors and journalists from Barcelona, Spain.
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© Manel Armengol
Contact: armengol.manel@gmail.com
Rotational lettuce farming
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
There are so many gourd varieties here.
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
Taking a break on this about 10km walk with the newly built train going back to the CBD in the background.
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
Fishermen's cars ... there is a lot of money here, even in the "countryside"
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
Not sure what this produce is but I thought it pretty
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
Having a conversation
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
FAO expert checking the low tunnel installation to guarantee the farmer’s quality production of seedlings.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Hama/Sheam Kaheel. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
Covering a low tunnel with a plastic sheeting to create a greenhouse effect to promote seedling production.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Hama/Sheam Kaheel. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
Fishing
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
All build on rice
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
Covering a low tunnel with a plastic sheeting to create a greenhouse effect to promote seedling production.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Hama/Sheam Kaheel. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
Purple peas
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
Covering a low tunnel with a plastic sheeting to create a greenhouse effect to promote seedling production.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Hama/Sheam Kaheel. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
A participant tends to the chickens she received as part of HKI's Homestead Food Production program.
Tina Arapalu harvests lettuce at her Easy Valley Farm. Workshops and conferences from Oregon State University Extension Service helped her get her business up and running. Photo by Lynn Ketchum.
Part of the Yangzte Delta, taken out towards the ocean
Yesterday we took the recently fully opened Metro Line 16 for the first time and discovered a beautiful part of this vast, vast city that is still very much left as Pudong used to be pre-1995.
The silence was deafening (even heard my own footsteps again), the air clean even on a cloudy day, the produce fresh, the people warm and welcoming - even heard cocks crowing, sheep bleating and donkeys braying. A mere 30 minutes from us by subway. We will return.
director of Farmageddon, Kristin Canty, stops by to give you the inside story on what really happened during the Rawesome Foods raid and why her documentary is so important for every American to see!
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Installing low tunnels arcs according to the technician’s recommendations.
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French Embassy officials visit the project their government is funding.
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members of the Fair Trade committee formed by farmers from the San Ramon region in Costa Rica. The committee will be investing future Fair Trade premiums in projects to improve access to healthcare in the community
She goes to a farmer field school every week.
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A technician explains to farmers low tunnel installation steps. The farmers are following COVID-19 protection recommendations by maintaining a proper social distance.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Hama/Sheam Kaheel. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
The farmers are more aware on the importance of sterilizing tools before carrying on with low tunnel installation.
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Junin provinsi di pedalaman Peru. Jaraknya sekitar 10 jam perjalanan dengan bus malam dengan kondisi jalan naik turun berliku-liku. Kami harus melewati pegunungan setinggi lebih dari 5.000 meter.
Selama di Junin, kami ke sekolah yang menerapkan kurikulum pertanian, bertemu petani perempuan muda, dan terjebak di tengah lumpur hutan di Satipo. Kami juga mengunjungi petani muda di Pangoa dan menyusuri hutan di dekat kebun mereka.
Cupping test di Pangoa dan Satipo juga menarik karena melibatkan petani-petani muda.
Terakhir tentu saja pelatihan Internet dan media sosial. Kali ini di Pangoa. Meskipun tak terlalu lancar, tetap saja asyik melakukannya.
Preparing the irrigation network for the low tunnels.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Hama/Sheam Kaheel. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
Step-by-step low tunnel installation, respecting social distance as a protection measure to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Hama/Sheam Kaheel. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
Step-by-step low tunnel installation, respecting social distance as a protection measure to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Hama/Sheam Kaheel. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
Preparing the irrigation network for the low tunnels.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Hama/Sheam Kaheel. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
The farmers are more aware on the importance of sterilizing tools before carrying on with low tunnel installation.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Hama/Sheam Kaheel. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
Step-by-step low tunnel installation, respecting social distance as a protection measure to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Hama/Sheam Kaheel. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO