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<description>This is a radio show about youth in agriculture. It was produced in Western Kenya in cooperation with the programme ‘Green Innovation Centres for the Agricultural and Food Sector’, a global initiative by the German Development Cooperation GIZ. For the program, the presenters met inspiring young farmers and agripreneurs as well as agricultural experts. The teams also went into the field to find out the secrets of well-run farms and agricultural businesses in Kakamega, Bungoma and Siaya County. They also answered many questions from listeners. The program adresses the challenges of youth in agriculture and gives them hands-on advice with focus on the Dairy and Sweet Potato value chain.</description>
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<title>Pur Gi Ohala Episode 8: Young Kenyan farmers discuss with Ministry of Agriculture.</title>
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<description>What do young farmers in Siaya need and what can the political sector do to improve their situation? Nichodemus Solomon, President Siaya County Youth Forum discussed this question with George Saitoti and Mark Oganyo from the Ministry of Agriculture, Siaya County. Together, they also analyzed the development since the Western Kenya Youth Agribusiness Conference that took place in 2018. At the conference, three youth farmer associations handed over a declaration to the Ministry of Agriculture that asked for changes to facilitate their role in farming and agribusiness.Pur gi Ohala Chenro 8: Rowere ma jopur ma Kenya twak kod migao mar weche purAng’o ma jopur ma tindo mag Siaya dwaro to en ang’o ma jotend siasa nyalo timo mondo ober godo weche. Nichodemus Solomon ma en ker mar Siaya County Youth Forum twak ewi wachni kaa achiel kod George Saitoti gi Mark Onyango mawuok e migao mar pur ma kaonti ma Siaya. Kanyakla girango matutu dongruok mosebetie nyaka ne romb galamoro mar Western Kenya Youth Agribusiness mano...</description>
<pubDate>Thu, 07 Nov 2019 12:19:43 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>Pur Gi Ohala Episode 1: Why we do a show about youth in agriculture.</title>
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<description>In Western Kenya, many farmers are struggling to make a living. This is especially true for youth that are struggling to aquire land and to voice out their needs in public. But there are real career chances for youth in agriculture, says studio guest Michael Adiwo. In this show, he tells his story.Pur gi Ohala Chenro 1: Gima omiyo wakelo chenro mar pur mar jo matindoE Ugwe mar Kenya, jopur mathoth thagore mondo gidag makare. Ma en adiera ma kende ne jo matindo ma thagore mondo giyud puodho kendo mondo giyud thuolo mar wacho weche gi e galamoro. Kata kamano, nitie kinde maber mar duongruok e yor tich e weche mag pur mar jo matindo, wach kaluore kod Michael Adiwo mane en wendo a nyakalondo. E chenro ni, ochiwo sigande.</description>
<pubDate>Thu, 07 Nov 2019 12:11:14 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>Pur Gi Ohala Episode  7: About Agripreneurship and financing agriculture.</title>
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<description>About Agripreneurship and financing agricultureSuccessful farmers perceive farming as a business. Therefore, knowledge of financial planning is necessary. And also a bit of entrepreneurial spirit. Dr. Marienga Brighton is a trader of Sweet Potatoes and gives farmers advice from his perspective – the buyer’s side. An episode all about agribusiness and where to get the training that is needed to succeed. Pur gi Ohala Chenro 7: Kuom ohala e pur kod keto pesa e weche purJopur ma osedhi maber okao pur kaka ohala. Omiyo, bedo kod ng’eyo ewi weche mag keto pesa e pur dwarore. Kaa achiel kod chuny mar ohala. Ajuoga Brighton Marienga timo ohala mar rabuon mamit kendo omiyo jopur pache- kaka ja ng’iewo. Chenro ewi timo ohala kod pur kod kaka inyalo yudo tiegruok ma owinjore.</description>
<pubDate>Wed, 30 Oct 2019 08:55:16 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>Pur Gi Ohala Episode 6: How to grow Sweet Potato.</title>
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<description>While many farmers in Kenya grow mainly maize, development partners like GIZ promote the advantages of Sweet Potatoes. The crop has many advantages: It has a very good nutritional value and resists drought well. Since demand for Sweet Potato vines is high, vine multiplication can be a lucrative business. The young vine multiplier Dennis Onyango explains how he became a successful agripreneur in this field.Pur gi Ohala Chenro 6: Kaka inyalo pidho rabuon mamitE seche ma jopur mathoth Kenya kae pidho oduma, ruiruoge mag dongruok kaka GIZ lando ber mar pidho rabuon mamit. Rabuon nigi ber mathoth. En kod ber ne dend dhano kendo otimo maber ndalo oro. Nikech koth rabuon idwaro ahinya, pidho kodhi mar rabuon ni kod ohala maduong. Ja pidh Koth rabuon Denis Onyango chiwo twak kaka nobedo ja ohala mong‘ith kuom pidho koth rabuon.</description>
<pubDate>Wed, 30 Oct 2019 08:46:53 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>Pur Gi Ohala Episode 5: How farmers benefit from Regenerative Agriculture.</title>
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<description>In Western Kenya, many soils are depleted of nutrients because of wrong handling. This greatly diminishes yields. The solution to this is to analyze your soil and to protect it from eroding and depleting. This pays for itself very quickly. Studio guest Peter Sota Angira successfully runs a farm using the concept of Regenerative Agriculture. He gives hands-on advice how farmers can protect their soil for cheap. Pur gi Ohala Chenro 5: Kaka jopur nyalo winjo ber mar pur mar kungo ndhandho puodhoE Ugwe mar Kenya, puothe mathoth osewito ndhandho margi nikech okkung gi maber. Mae miyo puothe ok nyagi maber. Mae inyalo mana resi ka inyalo nono puothi kendo irite ma pii koth okywere kendo ndhandho ne dong. Mae nigi ohala ma piyo. Wendo e nyakalondo Peter Sota Angira nikod puothe ma otimoe pur mar kungo ndhandho. Ochiwo twak ne jopur kaka ginyalo rito puothe gi e yoo makare.</description>
<pubDate>Thu, 17 Oct 2019 07:02:25 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>Pur Gi Ohala Episode 4: How to become a successful fodder producer.</title>
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<description>Think Dairy sector, think milk production? Not necessarily! In fact, foder production can be rewarding since it creates income and employment. There are various stages in the production where young people can seek business opportunities – from preparing the land to producing silage. Jacton Odongo is a trainer for good animal husbandry and walks listeners through the most important steps on the way to being a successful fodder producer.Pur gi Ohala Chenro 4: Kaka inyalo bedo jalony e pur mar chiemb dhokBende kiparo weche mag dhok mag gredi, iparo weche mag chak minyiedho? Okochuno ni obed kamano! Adier en ni pidho chiemb dhok nyalo bedo gi ohala nikech okelo osara kod tich. Nitiere kidienje mopogore opogore e weche mag pidho chiemb dhok ma jo matindo nyalo yudoe yor ohala- chakre iko puodho nyaka loso lum. Jactone Odongo en japuonj e weche mag rito jamni maber kendo ochiwo twak ne jowinjo kuom gigo ma onego gitim ka gidwaro bedo japidh chiemb dhok mong’ith.</description>
<pubDate>Tue, 08 Oct 2019 11:08:37 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>Pur Gi Ohala Episode 3: Young women in agriculture.</title>
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<description>Kenyan women farmers have specific challenges: Working both in the field and in the household, their networks are often not as strong as the one of their male counterparts. Caren Odhiambo of the Women Farmers Association of Kenya about the advantages of female farmers working together. Pur gi Ohala Chenro 3: Mine matindo e purMine ma jopur e Kenya ni kod achiedh nade ma kende: Tiyo e puodho kaa achiel kod e udi, riuruoge gi ng’enyne ok otegno ka riuruoge mag joma chwo. Caren Odhiambo mar riuruok mag mine ma jopur twak ewi ber mar jo ma mine ma jopur tiyo kanyakla.</description>
<pubDate>Tue, 01 Oct 2019 09:13:23 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>Pur Gi Ohala Episode 2: 5 things a farmer should know.</title>
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<description>Starting out with agriculture doesn’t have to be hard. But farmers need a plan how to access land, capital and means of production. Elizaphat Otieno Opiyo, Technical Officer for the NGO REFSO, about five important steps everyone should take that ventures into agriculture.  Pur gi Ohala Chenro 2: Gik moko 5 ma japur onego ong‘eChako weche mag pur ok onego obed gima tek. Kata kamano jopur onego obed kod chenro mar yudo puodho, pesa kod kaka ginyalo nyak. Elizabeth Otieno Opiyo, ma en jalony e migao mar REFSO ma en riuruok ma oken mar piny owacho chiwo twak ewi gik moko 5 ma ng’ato ang’ata onego opar ka odonjo e weche mag pur.</description>
<pubDate>Tue, 24 Sep 2019 10:42:01 +0000</pubDate>
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