How This Indigenous Farmer Is Solving Food Insecurity

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  @KeepCalmCarryOnLove · 3 years ago

  This lady is someone worthy of a significant donation to buy her own land and fund her vision. It will actually help us all and heal the world, which needs it so badly right now.

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• TI

  @tinnedrat · 3 years ago

  so proud to see michelle covered by pbs - this woman is a powerhouse and i cannot wait to see how far she goes

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  @osmia · 3 years ago

  The idea of microclimate adapted seeds being saved is perfect. I love it. I'm going to do it by leaving some of my plants to go to seed this year.

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• CE

  @Celeste-in-Oz · 3 years ago

  “Plants grow people” …I love that!  & It’s literally true, plants will grow without us, but we can’t grow without them!

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  @alejogutim8316 · 3 years ago

  This makes me imagine a network of indigenous communities worldwide. Food insecurity is horrible, but it will surely make people look outside their phones and come together in that beautiful free world. Self sustainability is such an important skill, we are all just so lazy. Thank you for your work

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• DE

  @deidrespencer5467 · 3 years ago

  I believe our indigenous First Nation aboriginal people can do the same here in Australia. Thank you for helping your people & culture, and for sharing your knowledge. The world is a better place with you in it. Great big hugs. 🥰🌿🌈

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• RE

  @RebeccaTreeseed · 3 years ago (edited)

  I am part Chiricahua Apache living in the New Mexico mountains and started a native edible food forest. I feed myself and local wildlife. This is high desert, I don&apos;t irrigate.<br>We may have no choice, but it is a good choice.<br>I love seeing others farming in a better way. &nbsp;I have no connection with Apache and ended up here before my DNA told me who I am.

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• LI

  @lisafirstnamesapp4136 · 3 years ago

  First time I’ve heard a west coast tribal member mention Seminole! Thank you sister for acknowledging us! ✌🏽❤️

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• CH

  @chuerpan1858 · 3 years ago

  I’m so grateful there are people like her actually doing something to save the earth. It takes a lot of bravery and effort to do that. Truly thankful ❤

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• EA

  @earthisawakening · 3 years ago

  Beautiful documentary...I have met Michelle, she is an incredible human. Thank you for featuring her and her work, I&apos;m so inspired &lt;3

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• DE

  @deborahdanhauer8525 · 3 years ago

  Such a wonderful woman doing good work!! Carry on Sister…❤️🤗🐝

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• MO

  @mojo.adventures · 3 years ago

  Great series! We have really enjoyed all the stories and information in these Women of Earth episodes👍 Thank you PBS Terra for bringing this content to YouTube for everyone!

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