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Is it located in degmada Beledxaawo. In case it is surely the closest river would be Dawa. Mandaqadaas waxaa laysku yiraahda Suufta

SahanGalbeed wrote:Question !
Why is it called banaaney as in banaan , a flat mostly arid piece of land in somali .

Its a village with open field, it has few trees but good soil. Thats were most people like to farm, cause its a flat, so its easier to farm. My ancestors called the village Banaaney.

Mashallah. We have been blessed with impeccable farmland only equal to hiiraan.

mudugawi wrote:Is it located in degmada Beledxaawo. In case it is surely the closest river would be Dawa. Mandaqadaas waxaa laysku yiraahda Suufta

Haa Banaaney goes under degmada Beled-Xaawo its near river Dawwa but its also near river Jubba. Banaaney is in between Doloow (where Jubba rivers starts) and Beled-Xaawo (where River Dawaa starts). My grandads farm is located east and outside of Banaaney village near Doloow side.

grandpakhalif wrote:Mashallah. We have been blessed with impeccable farmland only equal to hiiraan.

YET THERE'S A FAMINE AND YOUR PRECIOUS AL-SHABAB ARE DENYING IT AND BLOCKING FOOD AID

tightrope wrote:

grandpakhalif wrote:Mashallah. We have been blessed with impeccable farmland only equal to hiiraan.

YET THERE'S A FAMINE AND YOUR PRECIOUS AL-SHABAB ARE DENYING IT AND BLOCKING FOOD AID

There is no Famine in Gedo, and there is no al-shabaab in Gedo except of Baardheere district, and soon my fellow cousins can farm their tabacco farms in Baardheere that Al-Shabaab stopped.

XimanJaale wrote:

SahanGalbeed wrote:Question !
Why is it called banaaney as in banaan , a flat mostly arid piece of land in somali .

Its a village with open field, it has few trees but good soil. Thats were most people like to farm, cause its a flat, so its easier to farm. My ancestors called the village Banaaney.

Thanks .

XimanJaale wrote:

tightrope wrote:

grandpakhalif wrote:Mashallah. We have been blessed with impeccable farmland only equal to hiiraan.

YET THERE'S A FAMINE AND YOUR PRECIOUS AL-SHABAB ARE DENYING IT AND BLOCKING FOOD AID

There is no Famine in Gedo, and there is no al-shabaab in Gedo except of Baardheere district, and soon my fellow cousins can farm their tabacco farms in Baardheere that Al-Shabaab stopped.

I KNOW BRO BUT I'M TALKING ABOUT THE AL-SHABAB-CONTROLLED JUBAS AND SHABELLES, THE BREAKBASKETS OF SOMALIA, SUFFERING FROM THE FAMINE.

tightrope wrote:
I KNOW BRO BUT I'M TALKING ABOUT THE AL-SHABAB-CONTROLLED JUBAS AND SHABELLES, THE BREAKBASKETS OF SOMALIA, SUFFERING FROM THE FAMINE.

Yes, indeed. Al-Shabaab are BASTARDS

We will destroy them inshallah

I am just curious. Is it possible to grow date palms in Southern Somalia?

DropkickMurphy wrote:I am just curious. Is it possible to grow date palms in Southern Somalia?

I used to think there was date farms in south somalia, but actually it doesn't grow there. Maybe it can but at the moment there is none.

http://www.fao.org/docrep/006/y4360e/y4 ... htm#bm06.2

This article says they grow in the North but not the South. I'm surprised. It seems like they should. At least two palm species thrive there.

"To summarise, the extreme limits of date palm distribution are between 10°N (Somalia) and 39°N (Elche/Spain or Turkmenistan). Favourable areas are located between 24° and 34°N (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Israel, Egypt, Iraq, Iran, etc.). In USA, date palm is found between 33° and 35°N. Because of climatic factors, the date palm will grow, but will not fruit properly outside the above defined geographical limits."

Grant,

Thanks for that info bro

Just needs peace and Gedo itself could be the bread basket of the nation with good investment.