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John Kariuki
John Kariuki
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DO NOT USE THIS PHOTO, the school has asked us not to use it.
DO NOT USE THIS PHOTO, the school has asked us not to use it.
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The African Terra Madre food communities are cultivating a dream:
to create 10,000 sustainable food gardens in schools, villages and cities across the continent.
A garden can guarantee good, clean and fair food for a community; be used to save the seeds of traditional varieties; stop homogenization, monocultures and the indiscriminate use of chemicals; and educate youth about food sovereignty. In Africa, a simple garden can point the way to a better future.
The African Terra Madre food communities are cultivating a dream:
to create 10,000 sustainable food gardens in schools, villages and cities across the continent.
A garden can guarantee good, clean and fair food for a community; be used to save the seeds of traditional varieties; stop homogenization, monocultures and the indiscriminate use of chemicals; and educate youth about food sovereignty. In Africa, a simple garden can point the way to a better future.
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The Ankole is a rustic cattle breed raised for its meat and milk. Well-adapted to local conditions, the animals are able
to travel long distances in search of pasture and water. Still today they have a sacred role in the communities where they are raised, mainly in the Rift Valley along the border between Uganda and Rwanda.
The Ankole is a rustic cattle breed raised for its meat and milk. Well-adapted to local conditions, the animals are able
to travel long distances in search of pasture and water. Still today they have a sacred role in the communities where they are raised, mainly in the Rift Valley along the border between Uganda and Rwanda.
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Farmers are losing their most precious asset: seeds.
And they are losing the ancient knowledge which allowed them to select seeds and exchange them within their communities. Today, ten multi-national companies control 90% of the seed market.
Farmers are losing their most precious asset: seeds.
And they are losing the ancient knowledge which allowed them to select seeds and exchange them within their communities. Today, ten multi-national companies control 90% of the seed market.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Khartoumi variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Khartoumi variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Khartoumi variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Khartoumi variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Zidi variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Zidi variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Zidi variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Zidi variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Bouharrag variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Bouharrag variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Bouharrag variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Bouharrag variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Bouharrag variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Bouharrag variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Bouharrag variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Bouharrag variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Bouharrag variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Bouharrag variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Bouharrag variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Bouharrag variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Nemri variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Nemri variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Nemri variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Nemri variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Nemri variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Nemri variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Nemri variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Nemri variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Dgagli Abiadh variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Dgagli Abiadh variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Dgagli Abiadh variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Dgagli Abiadh variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Dgagli Abiadh variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Dgagli Abiadh variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Dgagli Abiadh variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Dgagli Abiadh variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Dgagli Akhdar variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Dgagli Akhdar variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Dgagli Akhdar variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Dgagli Akhdar variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Khenziri variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Khenziri variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Khenziri variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Khenziri variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Khenziri variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Khenziri variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324357
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Khenziri variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Khenziri variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Boukhobza variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Boukhobza variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Boukhobza variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Boukhobza variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324328
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Zidi Artab variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Zidi Artab variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324327
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Zidi Artab variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Zidi Artab variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324326
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Fawari variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Fawari variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324325
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Fawari variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Fawari variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324324
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Fawari variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Fawari variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324323
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Zergui variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Zergui variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324322
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Zergui variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Zergui variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324321
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Sultani Abiath variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Sultani Abiath variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324320
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Sultani Abiath variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Sultani Abiath variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324319
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Sultani Abiath variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Sultani Abiath variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324318
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Sultani Abiath variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Sultani Abiath variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324317
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Sultani Ahmer variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Sultani Ahmer variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324316
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Sultani Ahmer variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Sultani Ahmer variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324315
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Sultani Ahmer variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Sultani Ahmer variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324314
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Wahchi variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Wahchi variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324313
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Wahchi variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Wahchi variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324312
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Bouhouli variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Bouhouli variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324311
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Bouhouli variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Bouhouli variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324310
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Garai variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Garai variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
SF0324309
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Garai variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
Ancient fig varieties of Djebba - Garai variety
Perched on the heights of Tunisia's Mont el Gorrâa, 600 meters above sea level, the gardens of the Djebba el Olia oasis form a unique agroforestry system. In ancient orchards, fig trees were always associated with other fruit crops such as olives, apples, quinces, and grapes. The small village of Djebba is unique for the large number of fig varieties. All fig trees are cultivated by lineage according to the rules of a village-specific customary law.
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