HOW TO refresh your Winnower with Cow Dung / Refresh our winnowers with us
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- Опубликовано: 20 фев 2024
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How to refresh winnowers with Cowdung
Main reason we cow-dung is what we use and have used for times even before us is
1. It is antiseptic. Because of these properties cow dung has innate ability of preventing the growth of disease-causing microorganisms.
2. It’s very light weight . It adds no unnecessary weight to the winnower
3. It does-not stink once it dries up
4. As compared to clay and other soils . Cow-dung won’t cause any harm if a peck or two dropped in the food we have made . It is in rare occasions hence definitely better than plastic and clay
5. While plastic May connect you to the manufacturer Cow dung connects us to the cattle that we rare
That’s one of the few advantages of using Cowdung
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Excellent, it’s important to get away from the city life and get to know these things, our lives may depend on it
So very true .
Thank you for sharing your culture
So nice of you
I’m in Europe and I remember when we had the BSE crisis in the 80s I think, where Creuzfeld-Jakob disease was in the news and beef was considered a dangerous food for a while. This is a disease akin to Motor neurone disease. And then….they announced that cows had been fed MEAT, can’t remember details now but I think it was leftovers from the slaughter process. Any right thinking person was appalled that a vegetarian animal had been fed animal remains….causing the disease process. African cows are natural creatures fed a simple and healthy diet free from drugs, chemicals and other animals. That’s why their dung is so safe and ours isn’t.
I remember that even as late as the 2000s, a friend in Berlin preferred to eat beef/burgers when he came here (and bagels and blue cheese dressing). I think that was why
You are not to eat Cow Bulls Swine Camel Lamas split hoof and the eaten of the cud also Har
Is that really a thing? That our cow dung still isn't safe?
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Mad cows disease we called it in the UK. So many cows had to be destroyed 😢
This is very interesting! I had no idea that dung was used in this way. Thanks for sharing!
Yes dear
The earthy woody smell you describe sounds so nice! Love how connected you are with nature and your environment
Oh thank you!
This girl is awesome
I love cows ❤ I love your culture, so pure. ❤ Thank you Beautiful Lady for sharing with Us
Welcome love
We here in Tamilnadu, India also do this technique along with turmeric. Africa is so related with us.
💐God provides all our needs if only we honor Him. Being away from the hustle of the city provides you and your family a peace beyond all understanding. Bless you for sharing with the RUclips world! 💐
Welcome lovely
Add some turmeric powder too its also an antibiotic especially when the cow dung is very dry its helps to get smoothier❤
Thank you for sharing this. I’ve seen these beautiful baskets that are used for dry food or soup and wondered how they kept it from falling through. Now I know! 😄
Very cool, but I’d love to see the complete process!
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Never let knowledge die out!
Great video, thanks for sharing! This was extremely informative. Uganadan country life seems so peaceful. I'm jealous!!
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We use to do it too but at the back of the winnower.
How frequently do you need to refresh the winnowers?
I loved this. I love learning about your way of life. I have no problem with it being dung you use. Maybe b/c I’m used to poop on a regular basis…….lol. Granted I’m not usually picking it up with my hands…..at least not on purpose anyway…….but very interesting to learn about.
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Cheers from Brazil! We do have winnowers in some more rural areas here, but I've never heard about refreshing them with dung, maybe with clay, but honestly it sounds like your method may be so much lighter after it's dry! Can these handle humidity well, or do you need to keep them in a very dry place to avoid rot?
cow dung is crazy.
bruhh 😭😭😭 we learn everyday.
Well-done Winnie. As always..thank you for always being yourself. Are you currently in Uganda or went back to work?
I have some stainless steel trays I bought from the Indian market. Can I use these as a winnower?
…but Winnie, cow dung?🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷me very scary scared n scarred.
Antiseptic 😳
hmmnnnnnn🧐🫣
Awesome video darling 🥳🥰🎉
I guess it's bc they don't use pesticides, so the cattle eats organic. I'm with you, though. Maybe going to Africa/Uganda would be a good weight loss plan!
Oh my
I want cows 😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤
Mda
So when it dries, does it become a clay like substance?
Must do I suppose.
Hmm. In Europe, we learn to wash our hands and, if possble, not touch directly with our hands cow dung or other animals poop. It can contain intestinal parasites egs and so on. This is why i really cannot umderstand how can this cow dung be used this way, there. Maybe people had used for need at some point in local human history, and you continue use it like this. But if I ccome there and eat fruits peeled on that thing, I really do not want to imagine what will happene with my health.
Our cows are not subjected to all the injections you subject yours to. You do not even have healthy soil. Here in Africa our soils are still healthy.so our animals poop is healthy.
Just looks like grass and mud pureed. 😂 I know it doesn't smell. Just if ya hand it to me don't tell me it's poo. I think that always gets me. Like why tell me. I was fine not knowing.
you might as well eat it.