the project started in 2016. Can we see anywhere pictures of this hard labor results?? 8 years should be enough for these trees to be visible from the air and from the space. The organizers would have brandished this progress already. suspicious
Excellent initiative! Spreading seeds covered with clay to reforest burned areas has been a centuries old tradition in Greece. The clay protects the seed from being eaten by birds. However a way of protecting the young plants from goats and other grass-eating animals has still not be found.
Collect dates seeds and directly throw on sides of roads, they will grow into date palm trees. You know dates seeds have high germination rate, all the seeds will grow into palm trees .Please spread this idea on your channel.Thank you.
This actually started way back masonobu fukuoka research. He has been doing this in africa greece and other places since well before 2000 but he did it with clay.
Only if there was a machine to plant these seedballs properly fast at scale and water these seedballs once in while. Maybe if the seedball was made by adding manure of local species like goats and cows, they may not eat it. #savesoil
The whole point of seed balls is that they _don't_ require planting into the ground. If seeds are simply scattered onto the ground bare, once there is rainfall, they will germinate... but the trouble is quite simply that most bare seeds will have before that been eaten by birds, mice, insects etc. So the seed ball protects the seed from being eaten before it can germinate, while allowing water to soak into the ball so that germination and initial growth can take place. Also, even the driest deserts have rainfall, and when rain does occur, the seeds retain enough water that, once they take root, they hold water in the soil, and as that evaporates that leads to more rain. As seed ball and natural farming advocate Masanobu Fukuoka observed "rain doesn't come from the sky, it comes from the ground." So, once the seed balls are scattered, they initiate a cycle that leads to more and more rain over time. The beauty of the seed ball technique is its efficiency: the balls can simply be scattered by hand, or even better by airplane, rather than having to be laboriously planted.
Salute your work from Indian occupied Kashmir. Got surprised to see this struggle.
the project started in 2016. Can we see anywhere pictures of this hard labor results?? 8 years should be enough for these trees to be visible from the air and from the space. The organizers would have brandished this progress already. suspicious
Excellent initiative! Spreading seeds covered with clay to reforest burned areas has been a centuries old tradition in Greece. The clay protects the seed from being eaten by birds. However a way of protecting the young plants from goats and other grass-eating animals has still not be found.
it is still a faster, cheaper way of reafforestation than the traditional methods
Lock the goddamned goats up. Why leave them to roam. They are destructive.
Seedballs are really part of the solution. Good luck!
Great initiative but would be wonderful if they increased the biodiversity of the seeds.
They do use different seeds
indigenous plants have higher chance of survival
Clearly didn't watch the video 😂
Collect dates seeds and directly throw on sides of roads, they will grow into date palm trees. You know dates seeds have high germination rate, all the seeds will grow into palm trees .Please spread this idea on your channel.Thank you.
America had Johnny Appleseed
Kenya needs a Johny Acaciaseed
Salute
i almost cried
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it's the opposite of chemtrails
♥︎ how very very beautiful
~ thank you !
I’m so interested in this concept!
Do the seeds germinate without moisture? I've been experimenting with making seed balls using old newspaper
And what about showing an actual forest of young trees grown from such seedballs?
Yeah this is what I wanted to see
Brilliant ..
Great work ❤
Question would be what percentage of these seads sprout
This actually started way back masonobu fukuoka research. He has been doing this in africa greece and other places since well before 2000 but he did it with clay.
Im looking for the results. Since these are years ago.
more seedbombs more more more!
Excellent
Great 👍
You must stop the goats and the burning and chopping and destruction otherwise its pointless.
How can I get some seeds
god bless u
Well done
Only if there was a machine to plant these seedballs properly fast at scale and water these seedballs once in while. Maybe if the seedball was made by adding manure of local species like goats and cows, they may not eat it. #savesoil
The whole point of seed balls is that they _don't_ require planting into the ground. If seeds are simply scattered onto the ground bare, once there is rainfall, they will germinate... but the trouble is quite simply that most bare seeds will have before that been eaten by birds, mice, insects etc. So the seed ball protects the seed from being eaten before it can germinate, while allowing water to soak into the ball so that germination and initial growth can take place. Also, even the driest deserts have rainfall, and when rain does occur, the seeds retain enough water that, once they take root, they hold water in the soil, and as that evaporates that leads to more rain. As seed ball and natural farming advocate Masanobu Fukuoka observed "rain doesn't come from the sky, it comes from the ground." So, once the seed balls are scattered, they initiate a cycle that leads to more and more rain over time. The beauty of the seed ball technique is its efficiency: the balls can simply be scattered by hand, or even better by airplane, rather than having to be laboriously planted.
Any results. Plz . share
CGTN Africa So what are the results of this project?
Good job
Could anybody tell me the composition of clay, charcoal and composit?
I live in India, please guide us in proper way in making these seed balls.
hello watching this just now. any update on the kenyan presidents promise ? has it been met this 2022?
this is as of 2024
Excellent! I have made seed bombs! Free the seed, feed the people!
We can build an amazing world
Masanobu Fukuoka
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