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00:09 We're currently on a field trip in Namibia,
00:12 just spending a day on farms and right now we're at a place
00:16 where the farmer
00:18 has turned a pest into an economic asset.
00:21 Removing parts of the bush,
00:23 invasive species,
00:24 and turning it into livestock feed,
00:26 really a splendid example of circular economy.
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We're currently on a field trip in Namibia, just spending a day on farms and right now we're at a place where the farmer has turned a pest into an economic asset. Removing parts of the bush, invasive species, and turning it into livestock feed, really a splendid example of circular economy.
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In Botswana and Namibia, bush encroachment is growing because of climate change, but farmers are smartly turning the invasive growth into livestock feed, supporting jobs and the economy.
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