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Saravu

Meyasi

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About Our Farm

Saravu Farm Limited is the farm located in Kisongo - Arusha, Tanzania in East Africa with the mission to showcasing how the dairy farming can be one of the solution to regenerate the degraded land, climate change solution as we envision to plant the pastures that sequester carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to enrich nitrates nutrients to the soil. The pastures planted are used to feed the dairy cattle which in return give organic matters which are added back to the degraded land to restore the soil fertility. We will have the tree nurseries where we grow different species of trees and pasture grass which are given free to the women around the farm to pant at their home surrounding and farms as well.

Meyasi M Mollel is the Masai and owner of the farm with the passion to conserve the ecosystem at the same time benefitting and he wish to scale up the movement to his communities around his farm. He is knowledgeable about environment conservation through the empowerment of the local people especially women who are the drivers of change in the world. So he will train the women to plant the pasture grass and forage trees like Moringa which in return will be used to feed their dairy cattle as forage to give them milk to sell and as the source of economic income. So its save Mother Nature to cash you money for your daily activities.



Why?

The project is very important because it create mutual benefits to the people and the land as we plant the trees and pastures that help on carbon dioxide sequestration, fixing the soil nutrients required, regeneration of the degraded land which improve soil stability and the cattle get the pastures to feed on.

The women will be trained on how to use the land they have to restore soil fertility in order to grow trees and pasture to feed their dairy cattle to give them quality and quantity milk which they will sell and get income to run smoothly their daily lives. They will use the organic manures to restore back the soil fertility, and they will teach other women to practice the same mode of approach.

We hope this is the way we should protect the Mother Nature at the same time we reap the benefit as the communities will see the value of protecting and that make it Sustainable movement which will not need much of our time to supervise the communities.