Showing posts with label Climate Action. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Climate Action. Show all posts

Friday, September 29

Seminar on Earning from Waste with Students in Bonsaac Community

 

Earn from Waste Project

Earn from Waste is a project aimed at educating community members in Africa on the opportunities to earn income through waste recycling. With Africa producing around 70 million tons of waste annually, projected to exceed 160 million tons by 2025, effective waste management is crucial. By raising awareness about the potential for recycling and reusing waste to create new products, the project empowers individuals to participate in waste collection, sorting, and processing activities. By harnessing the economic potential of recycling, Earn from Waste promotes sustainable practices, reduces pollution, and contributes to a cleaner and healthier environment in African cities.


Agrorecyclub, a program of Rocksolid Organic Agro Enterprise, in conjunction with DO, brings this to the students of Bonsaac Community as it is in everyone's hands to take action to mitigate climate change, including students. 

Sunday, September 3

 

YALILearns: Fundamentals of Climate-Smart Entreprenuership


As climate change threatens human health, food and water security, and socio-economic development, join #yalilearns session to learn how to plan, implement, and run a sustainable climate-smart business.

Climate-smart entrepreneurship has to do with the creation of ventures as a way to address climate and environmental challenges.

Through this course, entrepreneurs will be provided with recommendations for planning, implementing and running sustainable climate-smart businesses. 

Date: 5 September, 2023

Time: 1pm WAT

Venue: Virtual 

For more info: rocksolidorganicagro.com.ng/programs/upcoming-events 

For Updates, Join

#yalinetwork

#YALI4OurFuture

#climateaction

#RocksolidOrganicAgroEnterprise

#Agrorecyclub

@YALINetwork


Wednesday, June 28



Free training on oyster mushroom production #empowerment

 

Are you a youth or a woman seeking to make extra income from mushroom farming or a rice farmer seeking for a way to dispose your rice straws after harvesting, in preparation for the next planting season?

'AGRORECYCLUB', where agro wastes are turned to wealth

PRESENTS

A 3-day free training on organic mushroom production on rice straw (post harvest waste) for youths, women and rice farmers.

23% of greenhouse gas emissions are from agriculture, hence, there is clamor for zero emission, circular economy and smart agriculture.

'Agrorecyclub', one of the programs of Rocksolid Organic Agro Enterprise, is where agro wastes are turned to wealth and our environment is conserved, likewise our Planet.

The purpose of this program is to empower youths and women, and also rice farmers, who burn rice straws after harvesting in preparation of the next planting season, and at the same time create awareness on recycling, especially, recycling of agro wastes, thereby preserving our environment and contributing to mitigating climate change challenges.

COURSE OUTLINE

> Awareness on Climate Action and Recycling (Agrowaste)
> Introduction to Mushroom
> Production of Mushroom from Start to Finish

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

> Be a youth, a woman or a rice farmer age 18+
> Have passion to learn and practice
> Have internet access

Date: 22 - 24 November, 2023
Venue: Online
Deadline: 8th November, 2023

Join: https://lnkd.in/des9anwa

Apply: Link to join


Thursday, June 15

 

Wealth from Waste: Recycling Sawdust


Sawdust (or wood dust) is a #byproduct or #waste product of wood (a natural organic material) operations like sawing, sanding, milling and routing.
It is a potential #health problem leading to #respiratory problems and #cancer (which is why poultry #farmers are advised not use it in the #poultry house).

Disposal by open burning causes #harmful air pollutants, contributing to #ozone #pollution and #climate change pollution, to be released.

There are so many ways this waste can be #recycled, #reduced or #reused:

1. Used as mulch for #plants
2. In #compost pile as it is a great source of #carbon
3. Used to treat inorganic metal impurities in waste water
4. As #renewable #fuel#energy when burnt in an updraft gasifier and
5. Used for #organic #mushroom production, giving us #nutritious mushroom for #healthy #delicious meals.


Wealth from Waste: Recycling Sawdust: Mushroom on Sawdust
                        Organic mushroom produced on our farm through recycling of agro waste.





Sunday, June 11

 



Rice straw, postharvest waste from rice farm, is usually burnt by rice farmers in preparation of the next planting season.




But, this postharvest waste can be a medium on which food can be cultivated. It can serve as substrate for mushroom production and afterward decomposed and used as compost manure.



 


                                      Organic Oyster Mushroom Cultivation












Saturday, June 10

 



One third of food produced globally is wasted each year and this results in waste of food purchased, waste of money and release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, contributing to climate change.

One of ways food waste and release of greenhouse gases from food decay can be reduced is by recycling food waste through Black Soldier Fly Farming. The larva of this fly serve as alternative feed for livestock like poultry and fish, and reduce cost of feed while converting the waste to organic compost and fertilizer for crop and conserving our environment.


                                


Friday, June 9

 




Aside producing healthy food organically and recycling agro waste to conserve our environment and combact climate change challenges, we have programmes, Agrorecyclub and Dare To Go Organic, to enlighten, engage and train young people, women and farmers, and students are not left out because they are our future








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