Impressionen von der Farm Heimat in Namibia. Hier ist der Tourist nicht nur irgend ein zahlender Gast, sondern Mitglied im Alltag einer deutschen Farmer Familie in 3 bzw. schon 4ter Generation im ehemaligen Deutsch Südwest Afrika. Und wer denkt es gibt bei solch gewöhnlichem "Urlaub auf dem Bauernhof " nichts zu entdecken, wird schnell eines anderen belehrt und als Wiederholungstäter mit ziemlicher Sicherheit immer wieder kommen.
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A video blog by Guido Nageldinger ( www.nageldinger-film.de ) . This vlog is a cultural journey through Namibia's Kunene region and introduces the Damara, Herero and Himba, which live there. In the 17th issue I present a market in Opuwo, which is Namibia's main city in the Kunene region.
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Jim Rogers traveled to 150 countries over 150000 miles in three years - follow his adventures here on FentonReport. In this video Jim visits Etosha National Park in Namibia. Etosha National Park is a national park in the Kunene Region of northwestern Namibia. The park shares boundaries with the regions of Oshana, Oshikoto and Otjozondjupa. Etosha was first established in 1907, when Namibia was a German colony known as South West Africa. At the time, the parks original 100000 km² (38500 mile²) made it the largest game reserve in the world. Due to political changes since its original establishment, the park is now slightly less than a quarter of its original area, but still remains a very large and significant area in which wildlife is protected. The Etosha Pan dominates the park. The salt pan desert is roughly 130 km long and as wide as 50 km in places. The salt pan is usually dry, but fills with water briefly in the summer, when it attracts pelicans and flamingos in particular. Perennial springs attract a variety of animals and birds throughout the year, including the endangered Black Rhinoceros and the endemic Black-faced Impala. In the dry season, winds blowing across the salt pan pick up saline dust and carry it across the country and out over the southern Atlantic. This salt enrichment provides minerals to the soil downwind of the pan on which some wildlife depends, though the salinity also creates challenges to farming. The Etosha Pan was one of several sites ...
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Visit also the websites: - www.farming-gods-way.org - www.joelvandendoel.com
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(www.abndigital.com) Robust mining and farming, as well as an expected boost from strong government spending in last year's budget, should keep Namibia's economy growing at a modest pace in 2012. Joining ABN's Samantha Loring to discuss Namibia's GDP and the economy is Gregan Anderson, Analyst at Business Monitor International.
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Midgard's Biospheric Design for a completely carbon neutral property development.
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A video blog by Guido Nageldinger ( www.nageldinger-film.de ) . This vlog is a cultural journey through Namibia's Kunene region and introduces the Damara, Herero and Himba, which live there. The 15th issue illustrates a typical morning by a Himba family.
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A video blog by Guido Nageldinger ( www.nageldinger-film.de ) . This vlog is a cultural journey through Namibia's Kunene region and introduces the Damara, Herero and Himba, which live there. In the 16th issue presents a variety of Himba dances.
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This is the VOA Special English Agriculture Report, from voaspecialenglish.com | http Investing in agricultural research and development can help poor countries fight hunger and poverty. A new study says investments in sub-Saharan Africa increased by more than twenty percent between two thousand one and two thousand eight. But the study also found that just a few countries were responsible for most of that growth. Nigeria was responsible for one-third of it. Ghana, Tanzania, Sudan and Uganda also increased their spending. But thirteen countries decreased their investments. Nienke Beintema from the Washington-based International Food Policy Research Institute led the study. She says new technologies are needed to fight hunger. She says some countries, including Nigeria, have increased their investments after spending far too little in the past. She says: "It is a positive sign because it is more commitment from the government. But Nigeria had extremely low levels of agricultural research funding." She was there for the first time in two thousand or two thousand one. She visited institutes "that could not function," she says. They did not even have a phone line or fuel for their cars or a working computer. Nigeria now has the largest agricultural research system south of the Sahara. But Nienke Beintema says a better measure of progress is whether a country is spending more than one percent of its agricultural money on research. And in two thousand eight, she says, Nigeria ...
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A video blog by Guido Nageldinger ( www.nageldinger-film.de ) . This vlog is a cultural journey through Namibia's Kunene region and introduces the Damara, Herero and Himba, which live there. In the 19th issue I present an interview with a famous Himba writer Mukuena Tjiuma.
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See how we ensure the comfort of our cows
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Created on November 6, 2009 using FlipShare. AfriCat UK helps to fund the work of the AfriCat Foundation, a Namibian non-profit organisation that promotes the tolerance of large carnivores among the farming community, supports communal area conservation initiatives and promotes environmental education programmes to the youth of Namibia.
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Please support the Cheetah Conservation Fund. Visit the following links and find out how you can help save the cheetah from extinction: www.cheetah.org www.youtube.com runforthecheetah.org You can also help raise awareness for the Cheetah Conservation Fund by visiting the following link for World Challenge 09, and by voting for "No Beating Around The Bush" Namibia, which is CCF's fuel log program: www.theworldchallenge.co.uk This holiday season help the cheetahs by visiting kidsloveanimals.com and purchasing their "African Safari" DVD. It makes a great stocking stuffer and $1.00 dollar from every DVD that is purchased will go to the Cheetah Conservation Fund. KidsLoveAnimals.com would like to raise $3000 for CCF this year, so buy this great gift and become a supporter! Thank you to the Cheetah Conservation Fund for supplying us with logos and the photo by Christophe Lepitit. All other photos and videos were shot by my dad.
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Open Society Journalism Fellow Jeffrey Barbee journeyed through Southern Africa to discover locally driven projects that are helping people adapt to Climate Change. This 30 minute documentary delivers a highly visual and exciting report on these adaptations utilizing scientific data, interviews with project leaders, local farmers and researchers from around region. Scientific data from South Africa's Center for Industrial and Scientific Research (CSIR) underpins dramatic scenery and personal testimony in this visual tour of Southern Africa most beautiful and fragile landscapes. Apart from expanding our understanding of Climate Change, this film illustrates in large strokes that adaptation in one the worst affected areas is possible and that the world can sometimes look to Africa for answers to some of the biggest challenges we face. The Desert Research Foundation of Namibia is one of the oldest research stations in the region based at the foot of an ancient desert ecosystem where African scientists are studying and developing grassroot adaptations to Climate Change. In the Baviaanskloof of South Africa the government, civil groups and local communities have joined forces to replant vast areas of the shrub Spekboom. This restores the water in the area, and also generates financial benefits through the carbon market creating a sustainable cycle of renewal that ultimately finances itself, creates jobs, and secures scarce water resources for future generations. In the North ...
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Purchase: www.der.org A Kalahari Family is a five-part, six-hour series documenting 50 years in the lives of the Ju/'hoansi of southern Africa, from 1951 to 2000. These once independent hunter-gatherers experience dispossession, confinement to a homeland, and the chaos of war. Then as hope for Namibian independence and the end of apartheid grows, Ju/'hoansi fight to establish farming communities and reclaim their traditional lands. The series challenges stereotypes of "Primitive Bushmen" with images of the development projects Ju/'hoansi are carrying out themselves. A Kalahari Family by John Marshall Trailer edited by Frank Aveni
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home of the most pampered Boer goats in the Philippines
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Fancy a genuine 'City Slickers' style cattle wrangling adventure? Roo from The Hunting Agency tells you where to go to rediscover your smile and sense of humour!
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to buy the dvd, go here: firstrunfeatures.com Selected as one of the 15 feature documentaries on the short list for Oscar consideration, Mugabe and the White African is an intimate account of one family's astonishing bravery as they fight to protect their property, their livelihood and their country. Family patriarch Mike Campbell is one of the few white farmers left in Zimbabwe since President Robert Mugabe began his violent land seizure program in 2000. Since then the country has descended into chaos, the economy brought to its knees by the reallocation of formerly white-owned farms to Mugabe cronies, who have no knowledge, experience or interest in farming. In 2008, after years of intimidation and threats to his family and farm, Campbell decides to take action. Unable to call upon the protection of any Zimbabwean authorities, he challenges Mugabe before an international court, charging him and his government with racial discrimination and human rights violations.
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Successive land reforms in Zimbabwe have cost thousands of white farmers their land. Many decided to leave and now another African country - Nigeria - is hoping to reap the benefits. A Reuters Africa Journal report by Hannington Osodo and Mujo Masinde
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