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COLLECTION seemnete troopilised puuviljad ja köögiviljad

Aastal 2005 kutsuti mind UNICEFi Algerie kui nõustaja projekti ” Väike pere aiad ja kooli Aias Sahara põgenikelaagritesse Edela-Alžeerias. ” Meie eeluuringu leiti, et võiksime õppida peredele ja koolidele põgenike (peamiselt nomaadid ja kalurid) vahel, kes elavad neis laagrites Sahara rohkem kui 30 aastat juba, kuidas juhtida väikest köögivilja aedades. Võiksime ka näidata neile, kuidas nad võiksid, kasutades mullaomaduste parandaja, kasvavad puu-ja köögivilju, kasutades minimaalselt vett ja väetist. Selle osa Sahara (piirkond linna ümbruses Tindoufin ) on kaks aastaaega:(1) sügis-talv (september-jaanuar), mille jooksul erinevate köögiviljade saab kasvatada: lehtsalat, peet, porgand, sibul, petersell, …

(2) kevad-suvi (veebruar-august), mille jooksul see on liiga kuum köögivili, kuid kus saab kasvatada erinevaid troopilisi puuvilju nagu melon, arbuus, kõrvits, paprika, avokaado, papaia, baklažaan …

Arengut pere aiad ja kooli ei ole iseenesest suur probleem (ruum on olemas piisav). Kui kasutad mullaomaduste parandaja, mis salvestab niisutusveeallikat väike kogus vett on piisav, et säilitada piisavalt niiskust, et tagada pidev kasv. Kahjuks puuduvad meil seemned troopilised puuviljad ja köögiviljad. Need seemned on ka liiga kallis turul. Lisaks nende inimeste jaoks, oluline on mitte niivõrd kasvatada erilist sortide kvaliteetsed, kuid hea on mahlane toidu ajal kuumim aeg aastas, kui midagi muidu kasvab désert.C sel põhjusel, et meil üleskutse teile, kes võib kergesti näidata oma solidaarsust need vaesed pagulased või maapiirkondade vaesele Indias.

Me ei palu teilt raha.

Lihtsalt saatke, kui saad, seemneid ja seemneid, mis te leida puu sa sööd ennast: melonid, arbuusid, kõrvitsad ja nii edasi.

Lihtsalt loputage seemned vette ja lasta neil kuivada plaadi (mitte paberil, sest see jääda seemned). Kui need seemned on kuiv, asetage need paberist ümbrik ja allkirjastama üle liiginimi.

Plus me saagi seemneid ja seemneid ja rohkem me saame aidata familles.Pour meile kindel: see projekt võib saada initiave maailmas, sest meie, kodanike arenenud riikide, vanade ja noorte, vanurite ja meie lapsed lapselapsed, me kõik saame koos töötada. Siiski väike oma panuse, olgu kuitahes väike seeme pakettaknad saadad, saame teile kinnitada, on see alati otse kõrgema elatustasemega vaesed, sest teie SEEMNED pärit vaeste ilma vahendaja. Sel viisil koos , aitame võidelda nälja ja vaesusega kogu maailmas.

Tänan teid kõiki HEART JUBA teie abi

Saab otse saata mulle oma seemet

Prof Willem van Cotthem

Beeweg 36

B-9080 Zaffelare (Belgia)

Tel. 32 9356 86 16

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Професор Доктор Віллем ван Коттема
Beeweg 36
B-9080 Zaffelare (Бельгія)
Тел. +32 9 356 86 16
електронна пошта: willem.vancotthem @ gmail.com

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http://edition.cnn.com/2011/US/07/14/cnnheroes.hirshberg.seeds/

Free seeds helping Americans get by, live healthier

By Allie Torgan, CNN

• The Dinner Garden provides free seeds to people so they can feed a family of four
• The nonprofit was started by Holly Hirshberg, who turned to her garden during tough times
• Report: Nearly 15% of American households were “food insecure” in 2009
• Do you know a hero? Nominations are open for 2011 CNN Heroes

San Antonio, Texas (CNN) — For Holly Hirshberg, gardening started as a way to bond with her children. But when the recession hit, her backyard hobby became a necessity.

“In 2008, my husband lost his job just like many other Americans, and we were living off of our garden,” she said.

Hirshberg and her family of four ate a variety of homegrown foods — including broccoli, carrots, okra, squash and tomatoes — so they could make ends meet. She was pleasantly surprised by how simple and healthful they were.

“It was nice to know that not only could I take care of (my family) out of what I grew in my garden, but I could take care of them really well,” she said.

After realizing how much nutritious food she was able to grow, Hirshberg began collecting seeds from her garden and sharing them with others.

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“Join the REVOLUTION” is an initiative of The Co-operative.

You can vote for our “Container Gardening Project in Malawi”  to help it win the £5,000 prize and change the world of all the Malawian youngsters learning about container gardening and other good methods to grow their own food crops.

Combating malnutrition and alleviating poverty of these kids by teaching them how to grow vegetables and fruits in containers, these are the main objectives of this remarkable project.

WE NEED YOUR VOTE TO WIN THE CONTEST !

Here is how to help us :

1. Click the following URL:

http://www.co-operative.coop/join-the-revolution/get-involved/view-the-revolutions/?cid=4&pi=1

2. Click at “sign up” at upper right

3. Fill out the short list of your details under “Sign up”

4. You will get a confirmation message

5. Click the verification link

6. Now click “get voting “

7. Under “Show Revolutions by:

Region: All
Category: Tackling global poverty

8. Sort revolutions by: Highest votes first

9. Look for: Seeds, educational supplies & funds required to teach kids efficient food growing methods in MALAWI (nowadays in third position)

10. Click VOTE and see “Thanks for your VOTE” appearing.

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Think how wonderful it will be when your vote is helping us to climb to the top !  Therefore :   a thousand thanks !

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/story/2011/03/14/calgary-seeds-for-food-africa-malawi-rasula.html

A Calgary man with a passion for seeds is trying to grow his charity project.

Nik Rasula has sent thousands of fruit and vegetable seeds to Africa, his own unique way of giving back as best he can through Seeds for Food.

The Belgium-based charity will replant the seeds in community gardens in developing countries.

Rasula saves seeds from some pretty exotic fruits, including papaya, Mexican ancho chilis, and even dragon fruit, but said it doesn’t have to be that involved.

“Lime seeds work well. Oranges, anything tropical, anything citrus works very, very well. Grapefruit — grapefruit, especially,” said Rasula.

Last fall, he collected, counted, and sent more than 6,000 seeds to Malawi, where they can be prohibitively expensive for many people.

“Effectively what you’re doing is you’re escalating the growth … improving the life for people in need,” said Rasula.

Retired Calgarian Nik Rasula collected more than 6,000 fruit and vegetable seeds last fall and sent them on to Malawi. (CBC)

“It’s a great, user-friendly way to provide nutrition, to provide a hand up to people who don’t have the opportunity.”

His next step is to make the trip to Malawi himself to see the fruits of his labour. Until then, he’d like to see more donors sprout up in Calgary.

It’s easy to help out. Instead of throwing away seeds from your fruits and vegetables, rinse them off, let them dry out and send them in the mail.

“All it takes is a little bit of time and a little bit of effort…. You don’t have to be concerned with where your money or funds or goods are ending up,” said Rasula.

To find out more about the project, including where to send the seeds, visit www.seedsforfood.org.

An interview with Nik RASULA on “Seeds for Food”

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http://www.cbc.ca/homestretch/