Rubic Africa Green

24/01/2022

Save our forests! NOW!

SAVE OUR FORESTS
“What we are doing to the forests of the world is but a mirror reflection of what we are doing to ourselves and to one another.” - Chris Maser.

The recently proposed Forest amendment bill in Kenya as tabled in the Kenyan Legislature is of harm to our forests. With climate crisis (global warming) being experienced across the world, we should stand up and SAY NO to the proposal.

With the change of the current Section 34(2) of the Forest Conservation and Management Act of 2016, the Kenyan parliament will place Kenya and the world in a hot future of the looming Global crisis of Climate Change.

Forest Cover plays a critical role in:
1. Acting as a water catchment area
2. Source of Hydro-electric power through water bodies
3. Promotes Biodiversity conservation
4. Provision of essential forest Goods and services
etc. etc.

We Voluntary Action Leaders join hands against the proposed amendment of Section 34(2) of the Forest Conservation and Management Act of 2016. When amendments sail through, this means that Kenya Forest Service will lose a say in the excision or alteration of protected forest boundaries.

WE JOIN:
Kenya Forest Service Nature Kenya-the EANHS National Alliance of Community Forest Associations The East African Wild Life Society Natural Resource Forum - NAREF KENYA Rhino Ark Kenya Charitable Trust WWF-Kenya The Green Belt Movement Ngong Road Forest Association Friends of Karura Forest
LET'S PROTECT OUR FORESTS!




https://naturekenya.org/2022/01/20/we-say-no-to-the-proposed-amendment-to-the-forest-act/

11/12/2020

We Rubic Africa Green appreciate all Kenyans for your support, encouraging engagement and promotion of our urban farming technology.
We celebrate together in this time of

11/12/2020

When our visitors say it actually looks quite natural, it's the best compliment.

11/12/2020

"I wanted to farm but did not want to leave the city" Rubic Africa Green is transforming how spaces in urban cities are utilized with our
For the love of the City, for the love of urban farming.

11/12/2020

https://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/17/dining/17roof.html
Thank you The New York Times for publishing such an inspiration story of urban farming. We Rubic Africa Green are focused on transforming African urban farming just more closer to the sun.

Gardeners are raising fruits and vegetables on rooftops, high above the noise and grime of urban streets.

09/12/2020

Quote of the day.
" Unless you try to do something beyond what you have already mastered, you will never grow."

09/12/2020

There is always that joy of having a new urban farm. No matter how small it is, it is our Rubic Africa Green that is transforming cities into green, sustainable and productive locations.

07/12/2020

Rubic Africa Green has the ability to produce Vegetables all through the year with our self watering wicking beds in urban cities and arid/semi-arid areas. Our farming is eco-friendly, sustainable and all inclusive to women and youth. .
Let us transform urban areas together

07/12/2020

The "challenges" facing African agriculture can be seen as an important opportunity to improve the quality of life of Africans and support economic growth.

Agriculture is already at the heart of the lives of Africans. The continent's relatively low yields, limited capacity for value-added processing, and large areas of untapped arable land (accounting for around 60% of the world's untapped arable land) offer a tremendous opportunity.

The transformation needed across Africa has taken place elsewhere in the value chain. For example, East Asia has managed to lift 400 million people out of poverty in ten years by investing heavily in agriculture, and Brazil has been able to go from a negligible agricultural producer to the world's second largest producer of soybeans and beef, and the leading producer of coffee, sugarcane and oranges in two decades, by investing in research and development to boost food production.

What do you think are the obstacles to agricultural transformation in Africa?

07/12/2020

Congratulations to you Nordic Harvest for your growth and setup of largest vertical farm in Denmark. You are a true inspiration to us and our team from Rubic Africa Green as we continue to transform urban cities through sustainable farming and space utility.

A purple glow illuminates stacked boxes where lettuce, herbs and kale will soon be sprouting at one of Europe's biggest "vertical farms" which has just opened in a warehouse in an industrial zone in Copenhagen.

05/12/2020

Rubic Africa Green is consistent in the development of urban farming.
Ginger has proved to perform well in our wicking beds. We urge you to join us in transforming urban city environment into sustainable, Healthy and green spaces.
You can use your extra parking spaces, rooftops or even backyards.
Join us today. www.rubic.co.ke
RUBIC AFRICA GREEN.
EAT URBAN. EAT HEALTHY.

05/12/2020

We are all about in
Join the conversation of urban farming with wicking beds.
Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock & Fisheries Kimplanter Seedlings & Nurseries Carol Wa Seedlings