Amh Technical Team

Welcome AMH Technical Team for 2024

AMH Notices, Moringa

We are delighted to welcome the following technical advisors to our team for 2024:

  • Eva Lydeking (Researcher) – Ghana and Uganda
  • David Kennett (Forester and Researcher) – Western Australia
  • Clement Matorwmasen (Farmer and IT Lecturer) – Ghana and Netherlands

They have a lot to teach us this year. Some will be shared on our free social platforms. However, we encourage to make the most of their wealth of knowledge by becoming PRO MEMBER (only $50 per year). You will then have access to our Telegram platform and see exclusive content on this website.

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Eva Lydeking

Eva Lydeking is a consultant in agroforestry, permaculture, nutrition, and moringa farming. She is also a horse farmer with a farm project in Ghana and Kenya.

Additionally, she works as a researcher and volunteers as an AMH technical advisor.

Eva is available to provide advice to our moringa farmers and is currently working on a presentation about soil fertility.

The digital copies of the presentation will be sent to the members via email.

David Kennett

David Kennet is a seasoned forester hailing from a small town in the semi-arid region of Western Australia.

He has spent over 20 years researching the impact of trees and plants on soil science.

David has generously offered to share his findings with members and support the technical team with his expertise. Starting soon, David will be hosting a new segment called “Time with David” every Sunday of the month.

Make sure not to miss it on #AMHTELEGRAM.

Clement Matorwmasen

Clement Matorwmasen is a dreamer, teacher, philanthropist, moringa farmer and entrepreneur.

He is the founder and CEO of Greengoldse and Dreamivill. He is also the CEO and founder of Dream Village, which has a presence in both Ghana and the Netherlands.

Clement is an IT lecturer and agronomist, who has generously volunteered his knowledge and experience to provide technical advice to AMH members.

He has been associated with AMH since 2016. #AMHTELEGRAM

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