Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What does a resilient farm look like when you're farming in a challenging environment?
Come inside Lukanza Farm in Kenya with farmer Lucky Kazungu Nzaro and see how he is building a productive, diverse farm by working with the environment—not against it.
From soil cover, trees, and diverse crops to livestock, rainwater harvesting, and crops suited to the climate, Lucky shares practical lessons for building a farm that can adapt to uncertainty.
But his philosophy goes deeper than farming:
“THE ENVIRONMENT IS OUR LIFE.”
He explains why protecting soil, trees and air isn't separate from human well-being—it is essential to it.
In this farm tour, discover practical Climate Smart ways to:
🌱 Build resilience through crop diversity
🌳 Give trees multiple functions on the farm
💧 Make better use of limited rainfall
🌿 Keep soil protected and productive
🐔 Connect livestock, crops, and fertility
🌾 Choose crops that fit your environment
♻️ Make every part of the farm serve a purpose
This is regenerative farming in practice—adapting agriculture to place, climate and the resources already available.
Subscribe to Heart & Soil TV for practical regenerative farming, gardening and living education from farmers and leading experts around the world.
🌿 Learn more from our guest @lucky_kazungu
#climateresilience #farmtour #kenyafarming #soilhealth #agroforestry #regenerativeagriculture #heartandsoilmagazine
What does a resilient farm look like when you're farming in a challenging environment?
Come inside Lukanza Farm in Kenya with farmer Lucky Kazungu Nzaro and see how he is building a productive, diverse farm by working with the environment—not against it.
From soil cover, trees, and diverse crops to livestock, rainwater harvesting, and crops suited to the climate, Lucky shares practical lessons for building a farm that can adapt to uncertainty.
But his philosophy goes deeper than farming:
“THE ENVIRONMENT IS OUR LIFE.”
He explains why protecting soil, trees and air isn't separate from human well-being—it is essential to it.
In this farm tour, discover practical Climate Smart ways to:
🌱 Build resilience through crop diversity
🌳 Give trees multiple functions on the farm
💧 Make better use of limited rainfall
🌿 Keep soil protected and productive
🐔 Connect livestock, crops, and fertility
🌾 Choose crops that fit your environment
♻️ Make every part of the farm serve a purpose
This is regenerative farming in practice—adapting agriculture to place, climate and the resources already available.
Subscribe to Heart & Soil TV for practical regenerative farming, gardening and living education from farmers and leading experts around the world.
🌿 Learn more from our guest @lucky_kazungu
#climateresilience #farmtour #kenyafarming #soilhealth #agroforestry #regenerativeagriculture #heartandsoilmagazine
