Permaculture instructor Andrew Millison journeys to Senegal to see a movement of forest gardens which are contributing to Africa's Great Green Wall. Andrew accompanies the organization Planet Wild to visit the excellent work of Trees for the Future. Planet Wild is funding the planting of 40,000 trees in this project so we are here to assess the system and report on the situation on the ground.

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Hello friends!

I wanted to share with you my passion project - our family's poultry keeping venture! It's been a challenge balancing school and managing the project, but my amazing mom and grandma have been instrumental in keeping it going.

However, we're facing some growth challenges and I'm reaching out for help! Our birds need quality food, a spacious building to prevent congestion, and expert advice to ensure their health and well-being.

If you're experienced in poultry keeping or willing to offer guidance, mentorship, or support, please DM me! Your contribution can make a significant impact on our family and community.

Let's grow this project together and create a sustainable source of income and nutrition for our community!

Niwamanya Onesmas

Please contact me if you would like to support this project

Contact email: niwamanyaonesmas04@gmail.com

Mobile phone: +256-766009684/+256-751020166

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