United Nations, New York, October 2011 - The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) recently trained pastoralists in Ethiopia to watch for warning signs of drought. Some 12 million pastoralists here travel great distance to find grazing land and water sources for their livestock daily. IFAD is counting on its investment in training to avert any future humanitarian crisis like the one unfolding now in the Horn of Africa.
UNIA program # 1317
transcript (pdf): http://www.un.org/webcast/pdfs/unia1317.pdf
dont let the livestock breed. get/make containers to grow the plants in. if these types of crops will grow in that envoirnment then grow varity of crops: spinach, greenpepper, cucumber, carrots, peas, tomatoe, onion, potatoe, strawberry, melon, beats, broclie, soybean, sunflower, wheat, rice, kidney beans. dig deeper well. get fogpoinc/nutramist fogger, growlights, shelves, and renewable energy source. move to wetter envoirnment. dont impregnate the women.
nicesocialgirl 4 months ago
well, hmm man-made oasis needed
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