A farmer in central Kenya is changing farming
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Kenyan analytical Chemist Peter Chege has started an age old method of planting on water, for the first time in his country. He plants vegetables and fodder for his livestock without soil. The method is called hydroponics. Chege has made money selling vegetables grown this way. He is also teaching those interested at a fee. At a corner of his farm in central Kenya, Chege watches as his piglets scramble for a meal of freshly harvested barley.
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About time.
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Hi Peter! Such a wonderful idea. I am amaze by this. What kind of nutrients do you use and how often do you have to replace the water? It is such a excellent system especially in Africa. So many people can benefit by this. May I please have your email address. Thanks. Take care.
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nice, very nice
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