The journey of farming in Africa
During my most recent journey to Ghana, I had the wonderful chance to experience the incredible lives of individuals who live in villages.
Among the many wonderful pictures painted on my mind, one sticks out very clearly: an elderly woman, aged yet strong, on her way home from a day of working in the fields. With each move, she carried not just the results of her labour, but also the traditions of previous generations.
In these villages, farming is more than simply a source of income; it is a way of life that is constructed into every aspect of daily living. From sunrise to sunset, men and women together travel long distances to care for their crops, cattle, and the very land that feeds them.
The journey from field to house is frequently lengthy and difficult, but it demonstrates the dedication of these communities. Despite the obstacles they deal with, such as random weather and backbreaking workers, they persevere with tireless dedication.
As I ponder on the photos I took and the stories written in every line on the faces of people I met, I am reminded of each person's extraordinary determination. Theirs is a life of simplicity and great riches, of adversity and everlasting a sense of hope.
By sharing these glimpses of life in African communities, I wish to put awareness on the often-overlooked challenges and successes of those who live there. May we take a moment to recognise their strength and constant dedication to the land that nourishes everyone.
The aged in such communities are even stronger than most youth of today. Sometimes I wonder how our farming will be like after 2030 with all these technological advancements
May I ask if you have ever visited the farm before?
Yes I have
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I see how simple and dedicated the people in Ghana @mcsamm I can relate to their life because my parents are also farmers.
You should consider accompanying your parents to the farms sometimes.
What amazing photos! This is truly inspiring. We often don't understand what it's like to live in such different cultures, so it's nice that we can get a glimpse of life in other parts of the world.
Indeed, we are delighted to share a life from this world of ours. It is both pleasing and natural. Thanks for passing through sir @tinabrezpike
Yeah i can relate growing up as a child I did alot of farming and i enjoyed every moment of it 🤗🤗
Me too. Our parents are doing so well.
🤗🤗🤗💭 good memories
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It would be fantastic. Sunlight is incredibly intense in Africa and is present throughout the entire year. We can easily use solar energy for various purposes from this. You are correct in your observation.
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Woww!! Those photos really show how hardworking and strong those people are. It's inspiring to see how they live and work with nature every day.
Many women and elderly individuals diligently work to provide sustenance for their families.
A really nice post. I really do love it. Nice one @mcsamm
Thank you
You have done well sir, the overlooked challenges of people who live in this communities is a discouragement to them.
They live in a different world.