So nice! We do it twice! – Multi-Storey Gardens Part 2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRyluXgPI8c – Click this link to view the video. (Watch the video to the end!)

As one of the popular topics on the blog I though we could take a second look at Multi-Storey Gardens. The  last part of the video above is also part of  three short films made by Christian Aid in Kenya on a variety of topics.

It features Diarmuid Gavin a garden designer who highlights the efficiency of Multi-storey gardens. (More info at www.christianaid.org)

Here we see old PVC piping and tires being reused to reproduce food. These materials are usually thrown away or burned by many persons in the Caribbean. However this technology allows recycling to take place.

Once again, water a scare resource in some countries is effectively utilized. In addition limited space is being  creatively manipulated. The contribution of this technology to household food security is astounding.

It has even been adapted for commercial production. How do you think you can apply this technology in agri-production here in Trinidad and by extension the Caribbean?

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Keron Bascombe
Keron Bascombe

Keron is a Trinidad and Tobago-based agriculture journalist, mobile content creator, and the founder of Tech4agri, a social enterprise. Tech4agri employs digital media, journalism, and communication services to assist, inform, and empower agricultural and related stakeholders. It is the first entity to use mobile technology, media, and information sharing in an innovative way, allowing us to connect with ground-level stakeholders as we seek to meet their developmental needs locally, within our Caribbean region, and internationally, given the nature of our fields. Tech4agri has a solid foundation, having supported agriyouth as a blog since 2011 before transitioning to social enterprise in 2014.

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