Visiting An Organic Farmer In Ghana
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- web: www.migratingculturecrossing.com
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I had a chance to go visit my good friend Fofo who owns a company called AgroLife. The company specializes in selling organic seedlings. Fofo is a very knowledgeable brother who uses his knowledge of technology to apply to the agricultural industry.
He really knows his stuff and you can tell from the video. We are hopeful that Fofo will be a key person to help manage the organic farm at Migrating Culture Crossing. Feel free to contact his company at 0272439910 or 0241284665 and let him know Eric sent you.
To learn more about Fofo and his company AgroLife, be sure to view my latest video at • Visiting An Organic Fa... . Also, visit the Migrating Culture Crossing website at www.migratingculturecrossing.com if you're looking to purchase a home in a self-sufficient community in Ghana.
Eric McNeal
Follow my journey on Facebook at Eric McNeal and at / ericisfree and watch as we begin developing one of the largest sustainable housing communities in Africa.
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Thanks for introducing us to Fofo. I hope your able to get him down to MCC. He is obviously very knowledgeable. Combining both knowledge of plants and technical skills is an awesome combination.
Thanks William. Fofo is knowledgeable indeed.
I'd love to meet Fofo. I wanted to bring Jamaican fruits to Ghana but it seems Fofo has many of them already in Ghana...wonderful.
Feel free to contact him.
@VOUSTUBER, I think you should go ahead and bring some fruits too for your prospective property/compound, to enrich your community.
Most of the fruits in Jamaica are not originally from the Island. Slave masters would travel back and forth with a selected slave back to the Motherland to transport certain fruits and vegetables to the Island for the slaves to consume. For example, the Sorrel is exclusively a West Afrikan plant; and traces of it were found in the bellies of the mummies of the Black Pharaohs.
The #Aleefoor aka #callaloo is also exclusively West Afrikan, as well as the Ackee which all Ghanaian children were taught not to touch or open due to its poisonous nature. But our people in the Caribbean found a way around it and turned it into delicious recipes.
Isn’t it amazing that the custard Apple can only be found in West Afrika too?
Ackee can be found at Ridge, Legon, parts of the Volta region etc.
There are some trees i would like to import to West Africa from The Caribbeans as well. Let’s connect 😊
Thank you for sharing first class information. Fofo’s skills and work is great and needed to be free. 🙏🏿🖤
Indeed!
Fantastic testimony of organic farming development and engineering. Amazing talent of sustainable development in Africa. 👍🌟🤴👏💯 You are an inspiration for tomorrow generations today. God bless you handwork always IJMN 🙏
That farm is the future, if you want your family to survive. Plus, you guys have that GOOD WEATHER!
I remember that movie. It's was intriguing to watch. He use scrap, parts from a bike, & a compass I believe
I love everything he’s doing accept he needs a little organization. He should create some shelving for storage
@Eric McNeal, you are a very genuine and honest business person. You like to include good people in what ever you. You are creating a really great team. Congratulation!
I definitely believe in practicing ubuntu.
The brother is doing a great job .... he can start given lessons, he really knows what he is doing
Yes, he's sharp.
Yes! I love that movie!! He was a village boy. Smart and he is now a hero!!
I liked the movie "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind" too! I think it was based in Malawi, if I'm not mistaken. Thank you as always for such interesting and informative content, Eric.
Okay yes, it was Malawi. Very inspiring movie indeed. Thanks for watching.
"Impossible" NO "I'm Possible" Great way to end the Video...
Wow, thank you again for such an inspiring video! By the way, that was a great movie about William Kamkwamba, directed by Chiwetel Ejiofor. Great suggestion with the stevia farming!
Eat what you grow yourself period
Great job as always, Eric!
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Thanks for sharing. Does he sell plants
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Please tell him to keep the snakes away from the farm quickly
The leafy green called ‘#Gboma and the
#Gboma-toga are the origins of the US Collard greens. I also know that taken-Afrikans brought the turkey berries to the US as a medicinal source for the treatment of anemia.
Thanks for sharing.
Lol..honey 🐝 is your money 💰
Hi Eric, thanks for sharing this with us.
Pls which tree Fofo mentionned at 27’50s ?
Soursop
@@EricIsFree thanks. Out of interest, does Fofo have Mamey Sapote fruit in his farm?
Hello i am smale scale organic farmer in upper west region will like you to visit my farm someday