Ismaila Camara
Farmer. Community builder. Youth chairman. Sharing practical insights on regenerative agriculture, value addition, and building self-reliant systems in The Gambia.
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YES. WE GROW FOOD AND RESTORE NATURE AT THE SAME TIME. AND IT IS PROFITABLE.
People ask me one question more than any other. I wrote once that the forest is the greatest farmer on earth, that it grows in layers instead of rows and pays its debts in soil rather than money. Readers understood the ecology. What most of...
THE FARM OF THE FUTURE LOOKS LIKE A FOREST
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NATURE NEVER WASTES ANYTHING. WHY DO WE?
A dead leaf on the forest floor is not garbage. It is nitrogen, carbon, and moisture being returned to a soil that will use every part of it, on time, without complaint. Nature has never once produced a waste product, because nature does no...
THE FOREST IS THE GREATEST FARMER ON EARTH
I grew up, like most Gambians, believing that farming meant clearing land. You cut the bush, you burn what is left, you plant your groundnuts or your maize in straight, obedient rows, you weed and take out any unwanted plant and you wait. I...
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