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03/09/2024

Understanding Soil Health and Its Impact on Crop Yield
Soil health is the cornerstone of productive farming. Healthy soil is a dynamic, living ecosystem that supports plant growth and resilience. Here’s a comprehensive look at why soil health is crucial and how it affects your crop yield:

Nutrient Availability
Healthy soil is rich in essential nutrients like nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K), which are vital for plant growth. These nutrients are more readily available to plants in well-maintained soil. For example:

Nitrogen is crucial for leaf growth and photosynthesis.
Phosphorus supports root development and energy transfer.
Potassium enhances overall plant health and disease resistance.
In healthy soil, these nutrients are in forms that plants can easily absorb, ensuring optimal growth and productivity.

Water Retention
Good soil structure improves water retention, which is critical for plant health. Soil with a balanced texture (a mix of sand, silt, and clay) holds water effectively, providing plants with a steady supply even during dry periods. This reduces the need for frequent irrigation and helps maintain consistent plant growth.

Root Development
Healthy soil promotes strong root systems. Roots anchor plants and absorb water and nutrients. In well-structured soil, roots can pe*****te deeply and spread out, accessing more resources. This leads to robust plants that can better withstand environmental stresses like drought and pests.

Microbial Activity
Beneficial microorganisms in the soil, such as bacteria, fungi, and earthworms, play a crucial role in breaking down organic matter and releasing nutrients that plants can use. These microorganisms also help suppress harmful pathogens, reducing the risk of plant diseases. For instance:

Mycorrhizal fungi form symbiotic relationships with plant roots, enhancing nutrient uptake.
Nitrogen-fixing bacteria convert atmospheric nitrogen into forms plants can use.
Soil Structure
Well-structured soil has good aeration and drainage, preventing waterlogging and root rot. It also makes it easier for roots to pe*****te and grow. Soil structure is influenced by the amount of organic matter and the activity of soil organisms. Good soil structure ensures that plants have access to the air, water, and nutrients they need.

Tips for Maintaining Soil Health
Regular Soil Testing
Regular soil testing is essential to monitor nutrient levels and pH. Soil tests provide valuable information about the soil’s fertility and help you make informed decisions about fertilization and soil amendments. Based on the results, you can adjust your soil management practices to address any deficiencies or imbalances.

Organic Matter
Adding organic matter, such as compost, manure, or cover crops, improves soil structure and fertility. Organic matter enhances soil’s water-holding capacity, provides nutrients, and supports beneficial microbial activity. It also helps in building soil organic carbon, which is crucial for long-term soil health.

Crop Rotation
Crop rotation involves growing different types of crops in the same area in sequential seasons. This practice helps prevent nutrient depletion, reduces pest and disease buildup, and improves soil structure. For example, rotating legumes (which fix nitrogen) with other crops can enhance soil fertility.

Cover Crops
Cover crops, such as clover, rye, or vetch, are grown primarily to protect and improve the soil. They prevent soil erosion, improve soil structure, add organic matter, and enhance nutrient cycling. Cover crops also suppress w**ds and can break pest and disease cycles.

Conclusion
By focusing on soil health, you create a thriving environment for your crops. Healthy soil leads to higher yields, better quality produce, and more sustainable farming practices. Investing in soil health is investing in the future of your farm.

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03/09/2024

Aloe Excelsa

Aloe excelsa🌿, known as the Zimbabwe🇿🇼 Aloe or Tall Aloe, is a tall, striking succulent native to Zimbabwe and southern Africa. It features a single, unbranched stem topped with a rosette of fleshy, spiny leaves🍃, and produces vibrant red, orange, or yellow flowers🌷 in winter. This drought-resistant plant thrives in dry, rocky environments and is commonly found on hillsides and in open woodlands🌴. Traditionally, its sap has been used for treating skin ailments, and it holds cultural significance in some regions. While not endangered, it faces threats from habitat loss and overharvesting.

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03/09/2024

WHAT IS HUMUS AND WHY IS IT SO IMPORTANT?

Humus is the end product of broken down (decayed) organic matter. Humus is an essential component of healthy soils that has many great benefits. Below is detailed just some of the great benefits of humus and why it is so important to be constantly building humus levels in our garden soils.

1. Humus dramatically improves soil structure
2. Humus has exceptionally high water-holding capacity
3. Humus supplies a very rich source of plant nutrients
4. Humus has an incredibly high nutrient storage capacity
5. Humus has excellent insulating properties against both heat and cold
6. Humus helps to buffer soil pH to an optimum range
7. Humus allows more oxygen to enter the soil, increasing root growth
8. Humus increases water pe*******on into the soil
9. Humus increases plant root ability to grow deep into the soil, developing a stronger and more rigid root and plant structure

Overall, the development of humus in the soil will greatly increase gardening success, reduce watering needs to a minimum, grow much more healthy, vibrant and lush plants that are less stressed than plants grown in soils lacking organic matter and humus.

02/09/2024

THE CULTURE OF MACABO PER HECTARE

Did you know that macabre is an annual crop that thrives in warm and humid climates? 🌦️ Its planting season is right around the corner, from March to April, with harvest time typically occurring between November and January—8 to 11 months later!

Macabo loves equatorial and coastal areas, flourishing under shady conditions with temperatures between 18 and 29°C. To get started, you'll need healthy seeds weighing about 150 grams, measuring 10 to 15 centimeters long.

For optimal growth, you can plant 10,000 macabre plants per hectare, spaced 1m x 1m apart. If your soil is fertile and well-managed, you can expect to harvest over 15 tons of large macabos for consumption and around 3 tons of smaller tubers for replanting. 🌾

Join us at Aba Organic Farm Liberia Farmers Union for more tips and insights on sustainable agriculture! 🌍💚

02/09/2024

CATFISH FARMING: Rain Water Could Be Very Dangerous for CATFISH .

Are you a catfish farming? Please understand that rain water can be very dangerous for your Catfish.

Yes, rainwater can be dangerous for catfish farming if not managed properly. Here are some reasons why:

1. pH Fluctuations: Rainwater is often slightly acidic, which can lower the pH of the pond, leading to stress or health issues in catfish. Catfish prefer a pH range of 6.5 to 8.5. Rapid changes in pH due to rain can be harmful.

2. Contaminants: Rainwater can carry pollutants, pesticides, or other contaminants from surrounding areas into the pond, which can be toxic to catfish.

3. Temperature Drops: Heavy rainfall can cause a sudden drop in water temperature, which can stress the catfish and affect their immune systems, making them more susceptible to diseases.

4. Oxygen Depletion: Excessive rain can cause water to become turbid (muddy), leading to reduced oxygen levels in the pond. This can suffocate the fish if not properly aerated.

5. Overfilling and Overflow: Heavy rainfall can cause ponds to overflow, leading to the loss of fish or the introduction of unwanted species.

To mitigate these risks, it's important to monitor water quality regularly, ensure proper pond management practices, and take precautions to prevent contamination from runoff.

02/09/2024

3 Ways you can secure your farm to avoid losing your Fishes...

Painful loss is when you spend money to buy feed, drugs, water and your precious time to rear your fish for weeks or even months, only to lose them due to lack of security.

You don't want to experience it.

For you not to loose your fishes especially before or during harvest, you must tighten security around your farm.

You can do this in these 3 ways:

1. Build a fence round your farm to secure it.

2. Cover your ponds with nets to prevent predators like birds, snakes , cats and alligators from entering your ponds.

A well covered ponds with nets will stop them from feeding on your Fishes.

3. Employ a reliable & trusted staff as security to protect and guard your farm.

Don't joke with security in your farm. It's also a very important aspect of your fish farming business.

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👉🏼 Keep following Jesmach Integrated Farms for more profitable catfish farming tips.

02/09/2024

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02/09/2024

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02/09/2024

12 Reasons Why Reading Books Should Be a Part of Your Life 📚
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6. 🗣 Improve Vocabulary and Language Skills: The more you read, the more words you encounter, enhancing your communication skills.
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8. ⏳ Develop Patience and Perseverance: Reading, especially challenging books, teaches you the value of patience and persistence.
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10. 📝 Improve Writing Skills: Reading different styles and genres can help you become a better writer.
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02/09/2024

In case they didn't tell you just know black is beautiful. Please share this post and spread the love ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ fans

02/09/2024

🔗People should understand that broilers are a result of selective breeding and not GMO.

🔗The protein in Broiler has no any difference from the protein in local chicken.

🔗The difference is just in meat tenderness and flavour.

02/09/2024

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01/09/2024

SUGARCANE FARMING

Sugarcane is a tropical grass that is cultivated primarily for its high sucrose content. The plant grows in tall, jointed stalks that are harvested and processed to extract sugar. It is a major source of sugar and also used to produce other products like ethanol and molasses. Sugarcane thrives in warm, sunny climates and is a key agricultural crop in countries like Brazil, India, and China.

Sugarcane farming involves:
1. Site Selection
Climate: Sugarcane thrives in tropical and subtropical climates with temperatures between 20°C and 30°C (68°F to 86°F). It requires a long growing season and can’t tolerate frost.
Soil: Prefers well-drained, sandy loam soils with good organic matter. Soil pH should be between 6.0 and 7.0. Avoid heavy clay or waterlogged areas.

2. Land Preparation
Clearing and Tilling: Clear the land of any debris and perform deep tilling to ensure good root development. Plow and harrow the soil to create a fine seedbed.

3. Planting
Cuttings: Use healthy, disease-free sugarcane stalks, typically 30-40 cm long with 2-3 buds per cutting.
Spacing: Plant cuttings 1-1.5 meters apart in rows, depending on the variety and soil fertility. The cuttings should be planted 5-10 cm deep.

4. Nutrient Management
Fertilization: Apply fertilizers based on soil test recommendations. Generally, sugarcane requires high amounts of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.

5.Pests: Monitor for common pests like sugarcane borers and aphids. Use integrated pest management (IPM) strategies to control.

6. Disease Management
Diseases: Watch for diseases such as rust, s**t, and leaf spots. Use disease-resistant varieties and practice good field hygiene to prevent outbreaks.

7. Harvesting
Timing: Harvest when the cane reaches its maximum sugar content, usually 12-18 months after planting. The cane should be mature but not overripe, as it can lose sugar content

01/09/2024

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31/08/2024

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31/08/2024

Before we sleep, we just want to appreciate one of our biggest fun Alexah all the way from Jamaica 🇯🇲

31/08/2024

𝐒𝐔𝐂𝐂𝐄𝐒𝐒𝐅𝐔𝐋 𝐁𝐄𝐀𝐍 𝐅𝐀𝐑𝐌𝐈𝐍𝐆
Depends on a combination of good agricultural practices. Here are some of the best tips to optimize bean production:

1. Soil Preparation: Beans thrive in well-drained, fertile soils. Prepare the land by clearing it of w**ds and debris. Ensure the soil is loose to facilitate good root development. Conduct a soil test to determine nutrient requirements and adjust pH if necessary; beans prefer a soil pH of 6.0 to 7.0.

2. Seed Selection: Choose high-quality, disease-resistant seed varieties suited to your climate and soil conditions. Certified seeds generally yield better and have higher disease resistance.

3. Planting Time: Time your planting to avoid extreme weather conditions such as excessive rain or drought periods. Planting after the onset of the rainy season is usually ideal.

4. Proper Spacing: Avoid overcrowding by spacing rows about 18 to 24 inches apart, with seeds spaced 2 to 4 inches apart in the row. Proper spacing helps in maximizing air circulation, which reduces the risk of fungal diseases.

5. Nutrient Management: Apply the right type and amount of fertilizer based on the soil test results. Beans fix their own nitrogen but still benefit from starter phosphorus fertilizer at planting and a side dressing of nitrogen when the plants are about to flower.

6. Water: Water beans regularly, especially during flowering and pod formation, to maintain moist but not waterlogged soil. Drip irrigation is effective in delivering water directly to the roots and minimizing leaf wetness that can promote disease.

7. W**d Control: Keep fields w**d-free, especially in the early stages of growth. Use mulching or appropriate herbicides if necessary, being careful to select products that are safe for beans.

8. Pest and Disease Management: Monitor for common pests such as bean beetles and diseases like rust or bacterial blight.

31/08/2024

CHILI PEPPERS FARMING

Growing chili peppers can be a rewarding experience, whether you’re cultivating them for personal use or to sell. Here are three tips to help you grow healthy and productive chili pepper plants:

1. Choose the Right Variety for Your Climate
Explanation: Different chili pepper varieties have varying temperature and climate requirements. Some peppers thrive in hot, dry conditions, while others prefer cooler, more temperate climates. For instance, cayenne peppers do well in warm climates, while jalapeños can tolerate slightly cooler temperatures. Research the varieties that grow best in your region to ensure they flourish.
2. Provide Ample Sunlight
Explanation: Chili peppers require a lot of sunlight to grow well at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight per day. Sunlight is crucial for the plant's growth, helping to produce energy through photosynthesis, which in turn promotes flowering and fruiting. If you’re growing chili peppers indoors or in a less sunny area, consider using grow lights to supplement natural light.
3. Proper Watering Techniques
Explanation: Chili peppers need consistent moisture, but they don’t like to sit in waterlogged soil, which can lead to root rot. Water the plants deeply but infrequently, allowing the soil to dry out slightly between waterings. This encourages the roots to grow deeper, making the plants more resilient to drought. Mulching can help retain soil moisture and regulate temperature.

31/08/2024

🔥 9 SIGNS OF A GOOD CHICKEN BREED FOR FARMING

Choosing the right chicken breed is crucial, as it accounts for 80% of chickens meat quality and price. To select a good chicken breed, farmers should know the following signs:

BRIGHT EYES: A healthy chick should have glowing eyes, indicating good overall health and the ability to see and forage for food.

EVEN BEAK: Avoid chicks with crooked or uneven beaks. The beak is essential for eating and processing food.

SMOOTH FEATHERS: Smooth feathers are another sign of a healthy chick. This indicates that the egg was incubated under optimal conditions.

PLUMP LEGS: Chicks should have plump, healthy legs without any deformities. Strong legs are necessary for movement and growth.

CLOSELY FOLDED WINGS: Healthy chicks will keep their wings close to their bodies.

SLIM BELLY: A swollen or heavy belly can indicate digestive problems. Healthy chicks have a slender, agile belly.

HEALED NAVEL: The navel should be dry and free from infection or swelling. An infected navel can affect the chick's digestive system.

PROPER WEIGHT: Newly hatched chicks should weigh within the standard range for their breed.

Good genetics refers to the breed's bloodline and overall health.
Additional Considerations:

BREED SELECTION: Consider the breed's characteristics, meat quality, market demand, and profitability.

VACCINATION: Ensure that chicks are vaccinated against diseases to prevent losses.

RELIABLE SUPPLIER: Purchase chicks from reputable suppliers to ensure quality.

In conclusion, choosing the right chicken breed is a significant investment. By understanding these key factors, farmers can increase their chances of success.

31/08/2024

HOW TO OVERCOME FINANCIAL ANXIETY

Financial anxiety is a constant worry on whether you will manage to pay your bills when due, fear of your future financial situation, or fear being broke.

How to address it?

1. Focus on your short-term money making possibilities while planning for the long-term goals.
- The money in 2026 cant solve your bill next month

2. Resist societal pressures on buying or owning setting things. Run your own race

3. Dont take debts you cant manage

4. Dont live above your means (housing, kid’s education, car services, are among major triggers)

5. Use budgeting and stick to it as much as you can. This will help to bring you back on the line.

6. Build multiple sources of income, one at a time

7. Be content with what you have while chasing bigger things

8. Address the causes (overspending, addictions, over-borrowing)

9. Build an emergency fund

10. Tie your money to assets, Asserts multiply your money THE BEST IS EMBRACING AGRICULTURE AND START BUYING ANIMALS 🐂🐂🐂🐂

31/08/2024

𝐅𝐚𝐫𝐦 𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐚𝐠𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭: Farm mechanization 🚜🚜

The appropriateness of a farm machine,imp- lement or tool for field operations depends on many factors. Farmers should consider their local conditions and needs when they select appropriate machinery and equipment for their farms. These and other factors influence, to a large extent, the types of tools/equipment which farmers can use to assist in their field operations. Nevertheless, the principles of soil health, reduced tillage, soil cover, and timely w**d control are applicable to all smallholder farmers regardless of the context, and farmers require suitable tools or machines to support the application of these principles.

Some of the key factors to consider in small holder farm mechanisation include:

● Type of farm enterprises and their com- ponents, e.g. horticultural and arable field crops and types:
Planting maize and sesame definitely require different planting machines due to their seed size differences. Some crops are more appropriate for certain machines while others are not. For example, delicate and highly perishable products such as lettuce and grapes for the fresh market are better handled by hand. Threshers and shellers are suitable for small and large grains.

● Size of farm operations: Very small fields do not require the use of tractors for land preparation and planting, as the size will make it difficult for the tractors to turn, for example.

● Agro-climatic characteristics of the area and soil types: The use of heavy machines in very wet conditions can worsen the soil compaction risks.

● Availability of tools and equipment at the local level, the terrain, and access to infrastructure in and outside the farm, e.g. for transporting the tools/equipment: In many areas, motorised equipment of
machinery are not available due to low demand, poor road infrastructure and other factors. It is important for farmers to select equipment for which they can easily find backup services and parts.

● Cost (for purchasing or hiring) and access to financing: The added advantage of purchasing or hiring a machine or equipment should be considered as this can lead to debt or economic losses for the farmers.

● Ability, technical capacity and skills levels of farmers to operate them: Many machines or equipment require specialised handling and operation for proper functioning.

● Types of energy or power needed (hand-operated, diesel, electrical, solar, etc.): Some motorised tools, equipment, pumps or machines require electricity or fuel to operate. If these are not available in the area, then it will not be suitable for the farmers to buy them unless alternatives such as solar energy is compatible.

● Availability of repair services such as spare parts, and/or experts to service the machine: Good backup services for repair and maintenance are important.

31/08/2024

Okra farming can be a rewarding venture, particularly in warm climates.

What is Okra?
Okra, also known as Abelmoschus esculentus, is a flowering plant in the mallow family. It is primarily grown for its edible green seed pods. The pods are harvested while still tender and are known for their slimy texture, which makes them useful as a thickening agent in soups and stews.

Key Points to Consider in Okra Farming:
Climate: Okra thrives in warm, sunny climates with temperatures between 75-95°F (24-35°C). It’s sensitive to frost and cold temperatures.
Soil: Well-drained, loamy soil is ideal. Ensure the soil pH is between 6.0 and 7.0. Okra can tolerate various soil types but performs best in fertile soils with good organic matter.
Planting: Start seeds indoors 4-6 weeks before the last frost or sow directly outdoors after the danger of frost has passed. Space plants 12-18 inches apart in rows 3-4 feet apart.
Watering: Regular watering is crucial, especially during dry periods. Okra needs about 1 inch of water per week. Avoid overhead watering to prevent fungal diseases.
Fertilization: Apply a balanced fertilizer or compost at planting time and again mid-season. Over-fertilizing with nitrogen can lead to excessive leaf growth at the expense of pods.
Pests and Diseases: Common pests include aphids, beetles, and worms. Keep an eye out for diseases like powdery mildew and root rot. Proper spacing and good air circulation can help mitigate these issues.
Harvesting: Okra pods should be harvested when they are 2-4 inches long and still tender. Harvest regularly to encourage more pod production.
Maintenance: Regular w**ding, mulching, and monitoring for pests and diseases will help maintain healthy plants. good yield.

31/08/2024

Agriculture is our wisest pursuit, because it will in the end contribute most to real wealth, good morals, and happiness.”✅️🌱💯🧑‍🌾

31/08/2024

There are basically 5 types of irrigation systems

1. Drip irrigation system

2. Sprinkler irrigation system

3. Centre pivot irrigation system

4. Furrow irrigation system

5. Terraced irrigation system

Keep following Farmer Tinashe for more 🌱💪🧑‍🌾🧑‍🌾

30/08/2024

My father told me.. "Do not admire the things I own. Whatever I have is mine. It can only be yours when am no longer on this earth ".

I had thought he was mean but there was so much wisdom in it. This drove my emotions and pushed me to find my own piece of land. It is small but it is mine. I showed him my little land and he was happy. He told me I had done well and that, what was mine, was REALLY mine.
So my friend, sometimes we want to hide in other people's property. We boast of riches that are not ours, land that is not ours, houses that are not ours, not even knowing how many blocks were used to build it. Let me say this. You, yes you, you boast of what is not yours. Family land belongs to many and most often than not becomes a source of hostility in families, fights ensue and sometimes lead to loss of lives. Please find land that is just yours and yours alone.

30/08/2024

What you should have on the farm if you want to do organic farming

1. Have plenty of trees and grass around- you'll use grass for mulching and in your compost. The trees provide a good canopy to protect the soils and it's micro organism. The roots hold the soil together and prevent erosion
2. Grow plants and trees to be used to make pesticides
- chillies, garlic, ginger
- Neem trees
- Alow vera
3. Grows plants and trees to use for fertilizers
- tithonia, Comfrey, moringa
4. Plant trees that fix nitrogen in the soil
- Leucean, gliricildia, acacia
5. Plant legiminous plants that help build your soil
- sunhemp, velvet beans, jack beans, table beans, pigeon peas and more
6. Keep some livestock to provide manure
- goats, rabbit, quails and chickens do not require big space
7. Get your workers to understand what you are doing and aiming to achieve. I have a challenge in workers understanding the value of organic farming. Most are still firm believers of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides
8. Be determined and resilient. Organic farming is time consuming. It requires you to exercise patience and consistency.

30/08/2024

If you cannot keep cattle, at least try goats or sheep. If you cannot keep the shoots then try chickens.

Keeping livestock will teach you a lot of things and groom you. You will learn to be patient, you'll understand gratitude and connect with nature. It will teach you to express love, care and affection. Animals have never diverted from what God prescribed for them, be it in their diet, sexuality and procreation.

But farmer biyo should have a ka animal or some birds around.

30/08/2024

When and How to Water Your Vegetables
Full guide in the first comment 💬👀

30/08/2024

She's dubbed the most industrious, hottest and sexiest female farmer in Tanzania 🇹🇿 and the whole of Africa 😍

Young Beautiful Tanzanian Farmer Ray Ngumu, the CEO of Reyna Farm Company.

Africa youth Arising🌍

30/08/2024

Disability doesn’t mean inability. African ( happy ) farmer ❤️

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