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Farming done right

 
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I've done enough of this stuff to know pros when I see them. Check this out

Ethiopia: The New Gondar

(no subs, those with short attention spans or tight budgets for time can feel free to skip around a bit. Skip to 2:45 to jump right in)

www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AavOJtcMWA

Watch them! The descend on the field like a flock of birds! Check out the flagging 20 minutes or so in.... I'm pretty sure they're flagging out alternate plantings and coordination and staging areas with various seeds types. I bet they even have runners for seed resupply. And that trick with the pop bottles? Killer
 
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I've embedded the video below for you.

 
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I don't know, they call it "Zero Budget Farming" but it looks an awful lot like permaculture to me.



Anyone speak Hindi (I think... Tamil maybe?)?
 
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