Hello Alex
Welcome to Barza. We are happy to have you with us here.
Thanks for sharing your three choices. I have seen @princeappiahgh ask why would you choose to take livestock. I would also like to know why you choose the items you have chosen.
Cheers
Dear Alex.
Welcome aboard. I am really happy that you have joined this important discussion. However, i wondering how you will be able to evacuate with livestock when you have 15 minutes to run away from the evading floods? I imagine how you will beat the cows, goats, sheep, birds as you hurry within the set 15 minutes. Perhaps it can be done but i am just wondering how quick you will do it. Otherwise i am happy to be with you on the platform. Good deliberations.
Hey Princeappiahgh. Yes, my elements are like more than three, but the would be fourth item was supposed to be married with dry ration. What i wanted to say is; when i carry dry ration, i carry it with a pot for cooking the that food. Thanks for your observation
Hi Sarah,
Thanks you share the same concern with Prince and as I told him it would take long, but it depends on how many I have, it could be only one or two that can be easily driven and remember they are
also sensitive to disasters like other colleagues were talking of their
families first.
However the reason I chose those three is; I can resettle and use my
livestock for milk, beef, manure or even sell to get money and carry on.
For the seeds is what I can feed on in the meantime and even plant while
the farm implements is what will help me to clear and till the new garden
elsewhere.
Thanks
Alex
Dear Busi,
I told Prince that it may take long with the livestock, but it also depends on how many I have, it could be only one or two that can be easily driven and remember they are also sensitive to disasters like other colleagues were talking of their families first. However the reason I chose those three is; I can resettle and use my livestock for milk, beef,manure or even sell to get money and carry on.
For the seeds is what I can feed on in the meantime and even plant while the farm implements is what will help me to clear and till the new garden
elsewhere.
Thanks
Alex
Dear Prince,Thanks for the concern it may take long as you suggest, but it depends on how many I have, it could be only one or two that can be easily driven and remember they are also sensitive to disasters like other colleagues were talking of their families first.
However the reason I chose those three is; I can resettle and use my livestock for milk, beef, manure or even sell to get money and carry on.
For the seeds is what I can feed on in the meantime and even plant while the farm implements is what will help me to clear and till the new garden
elsewhere.
Thanks
Alex
let me introduce my self my name is Taddele Kelemewerk .I am a journalist at Dmtsiweyane radio station. I have prepared lots of agricultural programs including the weekly fababean program that was broadcasted in
collaboration with farm radio international and Dmtsi Weyane radio station.what i have observed in my field specially the experience of farmers i am much more interested to share my colleague.hopefully I consider my self i am blessed to join the golden discussion when i decided to take part in your discussion hopefully i consider that i will get lots of experience from different participants and from the program coordinators.And i will invest the maximum effort to the success of the barza discussion and after i took the discussions i will take an assignment to share the experience to my friends.
Hello Taddele @maekelesh
Welcome to the agriculture and climate change discussions. We are happy to have you here. We are looking forward to hearing more about your experiences in reporting on agriculture and climate change.
Please note that I moved your post to Week 1 Introduction and Icebreaker. We are currently busy with Week 2 topic where we respond to questions concerning reporting about climate change and agriculture and what farmers say.
Enjoy the discussions
MY name is Dan-muhammadu Ismaila, media analyst and corporate communications executive. i am from Zamfara satate of Nigeria but currently working in Kano. its nice meeting u guys, though i am late but i trust Busi to keep me updated
I am currently a PhD candidate in media communication and animal health communication expert.
the next time you want to address me please call me ISMEe
Welcome Dan.
Will be very happy to read from your submissions. I want to share experiences from as many colleagues as i can. Hope you will also find this a useful discussion.
Welcome.
HI Madam bus this is izack mwacha Dar es salaam Tanzania, am a presenter and producer of a different program in Radio maria Tanzania, am very Glad to join on this special training about climate change this is because I want to improve my knowledge as a producer so that i can produce more quality program dealing with climate,
special thenx to Farm radio international for giving us the fantastic oppotunities
Hello @Izack_Boniface
Welcome!
We are glad to have you here. As they say, it is better to be late than not to arrive at all.
Enjoy the discussions.
Busi
Hie, My name is Nqobani Ndlovu. I am a journalist based in Zimbabwe. I just joined this discussion fora.
Hello Busi,
My name is Norman Fulatira a former reporter of a privately owned radio station in Malawi called Zodiak Broadcasting Station. I am now a Freelancer and contribute to a number of news outlets including Barzawire.
With regard to the question at hand, I would take the following with me:
My cellphone - for communication up until the battery lasts. The phone may also be used for taking pictures and listening to the radio updates on the situation.
Small pack of groundnuts in my pocket - this could help me eat whilst running away from the flash floods.
Bed sheet - at least a bed sheet so that I can use in case the flooding prolongs and we will be kept in makeshift shelters.
Thanks.