Brothers and Sisters on Board come to Uganda and See my Village and it's called Buwekula Village.

[Praise]

And down here are some pictures for some parts of our village here and How does it looks like?

 

[ChicagoFats]

Thanks for the pics @Martin !

I see electricity poles. Does the electricity work well?

 

[tiderollsonu]

Thanks for the pics @Martin !

I see electricity poles. Does the electricity work well?

Dude he's talking to you from a phone, unless he has a solar panel my guess is yes.....

 

[Rebarcock.]

Pics from all over Uganda would be awesome to see.

 

[ChicagoFats]

Dude he's talking to you from a phone, unless he has a solar panel my guess is yes.....

Good point, but shit we have rolling black outs here in California so its not a totally dumbass question.

What I was getting at .... In another thread he posted what i think @Rebarcock. sent him via package. Rebar said how expensive it was to ship over there. Martin says he needs food so the kids don't starve and obviously shipping food is not going to be a long term solution.

I was just thinking of the best way we could help Martin. For example, I'm curious why they don't do more farming or gardening? If they have electricity and it works well maybe we can send them one of those grow lamps to grow seeds for food, herbs etc. It would be cheap to send, easy to use, and help accomplish his goal of feeding children.

Was just trying to get the conversation rolling, feel free to make some suggestions!

 

[Praise]

Thanks for the pics @Martin !

I see electricity poles. Does the electricity work well?

Yes Electricity work well tho we don't have it at the Orphanage Where the Kiddos Sleep because it's so expensive for us to afford. thanks for asking.

 

[Praise]

Pics from all over Uganda would be awesome to see.

Yes am gona be getting you all pics from different places of Uganda. Thanks Buddy.

 

[ChicagoFats]

Yes Electricity work well tho we don't have it at the Orphanage Where the Kiddos Sleep because it's so expensive for us to afford. thanks for asking.

Did you start the orphanage and if not how did you end up working there?

 

[Rebarcock.]

Good point, but shit we have rolling black outs here in California so its not a totally dumbass question.

What I was getting at .... In another thread he posted what i think @Rebarcock. sent him via package. Rebar said how expensive it was to ship over there. Martin says he needs food so the kids don't starve and obviously shipping food is not going to be a long term solution.

I was just thinking of the best way we could help Martin. For example, I'm curious why they don't do more farming or gardening? If they have electricity and it works well maybe we can send them one of those grow lamps to grow seeds for food, herbs etc. It would be cheap to send, easy to use, and help accomplish his goal of feeding children.

Was just trying to get the conversation rolling, feel free to make some suggestions!

I am trying to figure out how the best way to help is. Certainly we cannot reasonably ship food in quantities yet.

If anyone does want to help you can ship to Mike's village directly. It is hard to ship there from a kiosk in America. Just make sure all information is on the package

 

[Praise]

Good point, but shit we have rolling black outs here in California so its not a totally dumbass question.

What I was getting at .... In another thread he posted what i think @Rebarcock. sent him via package. Rebar said how expensive it was to ship over there. Martin says he needs food so the kids don't starve and obviously shipping food is not going to be a long term solution.

I was just thinking of the best way we could help Martin. For example, I'm curious why they don't do more farming or gardening? If they have electricity and it works well maybe we can send them one of those grow lamps to grow seeds for food, herbs etc. It would be cheap to send, easy to use, and help accomplish his goal of feeding children.

Was just trying to get the conversation rolling, feel free to make some suggestions!

Yes You're Idea is so perfect and i can help us so much but the problem is that we don't have land and we had land farming could help to grow food for our Own here lol. Thanks alot

 

[Rebarcock.]

Yes You're Idea is so perfect and i can help us so much but the problem is that we don't have land and we had land farming could help to grow food for our Own here lol. Thanks alot

How much is 1 acre of land around your area? If you don't own land do you rent the places where you live?

 

[Praise]

How much is 1 acre of land around your area? If you don't own land do you rent the places where you live?

Yes we do rent because the land here is expensive for me to Afford.

 

[Praise]

How much is 1 acre of land around your area? If you don't own land do you rent the places where you

Good point, but shit we have rolling black outs here in California so its not a totally dumbass question.

What I was getting at .... In another thread he posted what i think @Rebarcock. sent him via package. Rebar said how expensive it was to ship over there. Martin says he needs food so the kids don't starve and obviously shipping food is not going to be a long term solution.

I was just thinking of the best way we could help Martin. For example, I'm curious why they don't do more farming or gardening? If they have electricity and it works well maybe we can send them one of those grow lamps to grow seeds for food, herbs etc. It would be cheap to send, easy to use, and help accomplish his goal of feeding children.

Was just trying to get the conversation rolling, feel free to make some suggestions!

And also types of food Varies because there are some of types of food we are not used here.

 

[Praise]

And also types of food Varies because there are some of types of food we are not used here.

And stores here has all the types of food kiddos would be fine with to Eat and we can even buy it and Stock it at home as well.

 

[Rebarcock.]

Plot For Sale In Jinja Buwekula

100x40ft Plot For Sale In Jinja Buwekula suitable for a residential house and being sold at 13mUgx ( about 3,600$). power and water available

aderokestates.com

The Uganda schilling converts as follows
1,000,000.00 schilling
=
283.36 usd
This one acre plot is around 3,400.00 usd

 

[Praise]

Plot For Sale In Jinja Buwekula

100x40ft Plot For Sale In Jinja Buwekula suitable for a residential house and being sold at 13mUgx ( about 3,600$). power and water available

aderokestates.com

The Uganda schilling converts as follows
1,000,000.00 schilling
=
283.36 usd
This one acre plot is around 3,400.00 usd

It's Showing 130,000, 000 and it's in Ugandan Shillings. Thanks

 

[Praise]

Plot For Sale In Jinja Buwekula

100x40ft Plot For Sale In Jinja Buwekula suitable for a residential house and being sold at 13mUgx ( about 3,600$). power and water available

aderokestates.com

The Uganda schilling converts as follows
1,000,000.00 schilling
=
283.36 usd
This one acre plot is around 3,400.00 usd

And yes that's the way you covert it Buddy.

 

[Rebarcock.]

And yes that's the way you covert it Buddy.

How much is a 50kilo bag of corn?

 

[Rebarcock.]

It's Showing 130,000, 000 and it's in Ugandan Shillings. Thanks

Nope
13,000,000 uganda schilling
It converts now to 3492.00 usd

 

[Praise]

How much is a 50kilo bag of corn?

It's $100usd

 

[Praise]

Nope
13,000,000 uganda schilling
It converts now to 3492.00 usd

Okay i got you then.

 

[BurntJ]

Looks like the housing market is booming......possible potential investments!

 

[BurntJ]

Nope
13,000,000 uganda schilling
It converts now to 3492.00 usd

Dude were ALL RICH!

 

[AgEngDawg]

The ditches on the side of the road should be deeper. Rural engineer here.

Need bigger ditches for drainage in heavy rainfall events.

Looks like a lovely place.

 

[Rebarcock.]

The ditches on the side of the road should be deeper. Rural engineer here.

Need bigger ditches for drainage in heavy rainfall events.

Looks like a lovely place.

I think the rain there is not torrential rain but steady for months. May have something to do w them not being as shallow.

 

[Rebarcock.]

It's $100usd

2.00 per kilo seems really high. Here id guess corn is 1/4 of that. You should get in the corn growing business.

Can you grow right next to your home?
Here we would call that a garden