"Agriculture And Forestry" /updates/aesnationtv-new-show-launch
ROOTED IN THE RAIN: LESSONS FROM THE RED EARTH.
When the rain falls, the red earth softens — revealing more than just mud and puddles. It tells stories of endurance. Of roots that refuse to let go, even when the ground shifts.
In every droplet, there’s a reminder: growth doesn’t always happen in comfort. Sometimes, it happens in the storm — in the messy, uncertain spaces where we are forced to bend, adapt, and rise again.
The red soil, rich and raw, teaches us the art of resilience. It’s the foundation beneath our feet, the color of our h...
🌿 NATURE'S ARCHITECTURE :THE ART OF BENDING WITHOUT BREAKING. > A reflection from the Lions Reserve — on strength, balance, and the wisdom nature quietly shares.
LOCATION: LIONS RESERVE.
By Zino Martino.
In the vast stillness of the Lions Reserve, nature speaks in quiet movements. The wind drifts through the tall grass. The acacia trees lean toward the light. Every shape, every sound, every rhythm carries a message — that resilience is not resistance, but adaptation.
Here, nothing survives by standing rigid against the storm. The secret of endurance lies in flexibility — in the way branches bend without snapping, and roots hold firm beneath uncertain...
🌍🍫🌿”FROM POD TO PROSPERITY _ THE RIPENING STORY OF COCOA IN OUR COMMUNITIES".
In the heart of our tropical farms, where the air is thick with life and the soil hums with history, stands a tree that has quietly shaped economies, cultures, and communities for centuries — the cocoa tree.
This photo captures a moment in that story: cocoa pods ripening on the trunk, shifting gracefully from deep red to golden orange. Each color tells a tale of time, patience, and transformation.
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🌱 Nature’s Timing
Cocoa farming teaches us one of life’s most vital lessons — growth tak...
"WHEN THE FOREST WEEPS, COCOA SLEEPS- "A CRY FOR BOKI NATION".
Deep in the green heart of Boki, where the forest once sang with life,
the cocoa pods now lie silent — blackened by rain, scarred by time.
These pods were once golden promises, the pride of our farmers,
but today they tell a story of struggle, loss, and neglect.
The weather no longer listens to the seasons.
The rains come too heavy, the sun too shy.
Our cocoa trees fight against diseases born of too much moisture —
black pod, rot, and decay stealing what little the farmer has.
For every pod...
