About Tiny Resources and A Huge Idea

Let's start with the tiny resources... 

picture this: last week I stood among some big old mango trees in an isolated area of Ethiopia, some village huts strewn among the trees, kids running around. A proud and beautiful but poor and pressed people living literally off the land with almost no resources, education, or security.

push the link or the picture for video (https://youtu.be/hoDP9otR-CI)

 But what can't you see?

The plague of Oriental Fruit Fly (Bactrocera dorsalis) and Mango Fruit Fly (Ceratitis cosyra) that have made this place their home and destroy half of the mango yield.

push the link or the picture for video (https://youtu.be/4TJ2zXRfbBo)

 And now the huge idea...  which is the Biofeed Crop^Shield pest control method - a method that is hugely effective in ridding growers like these of the scourge of fruit flies. It is hugely safe, so the people living among the trees will have zero effect the method. Hugely easy to use so that even the simplest villager can deploy it effectively. Hugely valuable (value for money), so these wonderful people can have some financial security in their lives. And it is hugely adaptable, so it can be configured to work as well in this outback Ethiopian village as it does in a modern scientifically-run agricultural operation.

Push the link or the picture for video (https://youtu.be/UlqadiBRPR0). Video jump a bit but the sound is fine.

What do you get when you put huge and tiny together? 

 Watch as the Biofeed Crop^Shield units are deployed on the trees, it is a sight to behold. The barefoot kids have to climb up over seven meters so the camels don't chew on the Biofeed units. The way they go at it, it looks like hanging the units is the most fun they've had all month. They don't realize that it's probably the most profitable thing they'll do all year. The high winds and coming rains may make this seem like an impossible pest control environment. In terms of the working environment, the chances of effective pest control are tiny - but our ability to be successful even in an environment like this is what makes Biofeed so huge.

push the link or the picture for video https://youtu.be/-Nlk2-51EkM

When I set up a pilot I always aim to reduce infestation by 50% (without spraying), already in the first year! Which is an unbelievable result by  However, I know that practically we are used to achieving 95% pest reduction. So, how will it be in Ethiopia? In a short while, I will report back to you and we will all find out. What is your guess?

Field by field, crop by crop, country by country, continent by continent... is how Biofeed is changing the world now and in the years to come!

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Regards,

Nimrod

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P.P.S. I'm in Israel this week, airing out my suitcases prior to my next trip and catching up on "home" work .....