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⁣HABESHA (Nana) Kweku Andoh Sustainability Institute Launch - Liati Wote
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At the city farm called Growing Power, MacArthur Genius Will Allen shows how he successfully raises crops, even fish, to feed thousands on a small patch of ground in urban Milwaukee. Allen is pioneering the field of aquaponics, raising fish along with edible plants like watercress and basil in a symbiotic system. The fish waste fertilizes the plants while the plants restore oxygen to the water.

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Afri Banana Products (U) Ltd is an agribusiness innovation incubator for banana sector value-chain development. The incubator aims at up-scaling innovations to improve entrepreneurial skills, marketing value chains with emphasis on capacity building for increased production, development of Small and Medium Enterprises (SME’s), training in entrepreneurship and agribusiness at B.Sc. and M.Sc. levels, linking of research innovations to agri-business, and marketing of banana and its value added products.

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I have always wondered how the female birds feel about their partners... I feel like the females need to do more work to impress their males! the color of their feathers, the layering, majestic strides!! Like darn boy!!!! But anyway, I guess they enjoy the spectacle from their feathers as the male work really hard for the not too pretty looking chics to "fall" for their mating dances ...with some resembling seizures! OK.. Well, that's that. This week, meet Phineas, an ornamental bird agri-preneur. Remember to like share and subscribe too.