@ntsikimazwai God be with your family sisi. Lale ngenxeba. Akuhlanga lungehliyo, isikhalo sakho, sesethu. Ungabisalimala, asinguwe utheni, sonke asidlula kuwo lomda.
This is sorghum. I'm studying it as it is an indigenous African crop. I am breeding several cultivars on it so to withstand various biotic and abiotic stresses including drought, salt...as these found in high rates in Africa. Aim is to fight African hunger.
I grew up in rural areas, Mthatha, Mqhekezweni and I grew up under my late grand mother's principles. She was simple and strict in her principles. "Work the land and you receive back everything" no courts, politics...will ever heal us, but working the land.
@Uncle_Scish I am not working the land alone my brother. I am running a co-operative and I have other emerging farmers affiliated under my innitiative. I work with Kings, Chiefteinship and Churches.
@Mthura08669003 @AphiwePhike The reality is we need to be educated and seek on realities,not depend on biased media which breaks our minds and colonize us more. Human capital is a key. Buying your brothers nor sisters is circulating finances locally and local grows together.