Ethiopia is a beautiful area with fertile soil. But there's a lack of rain for eight months and there is limited development and money. “I was there at the beginning of the rainy season, so there was not a blade of grass on the ground. In terms of cultivation, there are really opportunities here. There are crops that can withstand this climate. There is plenty of growth, but farmers need to learn how. In addition, farmers must learn to understand the importance of high-quality roughage. Because now they let the cattle walk very far for little roughage and give them additional meal in the dry periods. Or they feed woody plant remains to the cattle. But that doesn't work for a cow. So this is really a process of awareness. Fortunately, I have also seen good examples, and these farmers can play an exemplary role and share knowledge.”