Soil and Water – Tiyeni Success Story with Colin Andrews
Colin Andrews explores how Deep Bed Farming is an integral part of water catchment management and landscape restoration.
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Colin AndrewsChair of TiyeniColin was brought up in many countries and had lived in 18 different homes before he left home. Starting his career in surveying in Iceland, he trained in Estate Management and became a Chartered Surveyor and later a member of the Australian Institute of Valuers. In Australia he worked on a number of farms and on return to the UK became a partner in an established firm of Chartered Surveyors which specialized in Estate and Farm management.
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Visited Malawi to promote farming practices in 2010 called “Farming Gods Way”. were you part of that?
This was very interesting and informative Colin. Thank you for sharing and inspiring. I really like how you talked about the relationships of the plants and encouraged communities and farmers to work together.
Thank you so much for sharing this success story!
Thank you so very much for your presentation! As Tiyeni and Soil FoodWeb continue to work together, I am sure we will gain an ever deeper understanding of deep-dig agriculture. Thank you for sharing your results so far!
and also what you said about the difference it makes for men and women to work together along side each other as well….and social cohesion. Helping people on the margins benefiting…by working sustainably.
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Thanks Colin that was super inspiring!
This man speaks a life well-lived.
Thankyou so much Colin, your talk was beautiful to hear and to see all the good going on. ‘Percolation’ is my take home! xx
#trylifiad – i hidlo 😇
Super, super inspiring Colin. Yes, indeed, “percolation” and “time as wealth” are my go-to’s from hearing and seeing this beautiful growth
Great information! Thank you Colin!!
Doing great work! Amazing you get to see how you’ve helped make a difference. Great presentation. Thank you.
Outstanding… thank you. We include this video in our teaching in our project… the SalishSeaRegenerative.farm program. A new program that will teach Urban Regenerative Agriculture using Compost for urban communities.
Thank you! We will connect.