Agrikultura Timor Leste

21/11/2024

UKUN RASIK AAN 🇹🇱🇹🇱

13/11/2024

Menjadi anak petani itu lebih mulia daripada menjadi anak koruptor 😀😀
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03/11/2024

Joven barak mak sai ba halo To'os iha Rai liur ona, Joven lubuk oan ne'e hakarak servisu iha ninia Rai rasik 🇹🇱

Pesoal ha'u aprésia ho imi...!!

02/11/2024

"Hahan ne'ebé saudavel maka hahan ne'ebé ita kuda rasik. ❤🇹🇱

28/10/2024

Understanding the Big Three: Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium

Understanding the "Big Three" nutrients - Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium (NPK) - is essential for effective fertiliser management in agriculture. These primary macronutrients play a crucial role in plant growth and development. Here's a deeper look at each of them:

Nitrogen (N):

Function: Nitrogen is primarily responsible for leafy, green vegetative growth. It's a fundamental component of amino acids, proteins, and chlorophyll, which are vital for photosynthesis.

Deficiency Symptoms: Nitrogen deficiency often leads to stunted growth, pale or yellowing leaves (chlorosis), and reduced yields.

Application: Nitrogen is commonly applied as urea, ammonium nitrate, or ammonium sulfate. The timing and rate of application depend on the crop and growth stage.

Challenges: Nitrogen can be easily leached from the soil, so efficient application is necessary to prevent environmental pollution.

Phosphorus (P):

Function: Phosphorus plays a key role in energy transfer, root development, and flower and fruit production. It's essential for processes like photosynthesis and respiration.

Deficiency Symptoms: Phosphorus deficiency results in stunted roots, delayed maturity, and poor fruit or seed development.

Application: Common phosphorus fertilizers include diammonium phosphate (DAP) and monammonium phosphate (MAP). Phosphorus is often applied close to the seed or plant roots to enhance uptake.

Challenges: Phosphorus availability is limited in high-pH soils and soils with excessive calcium. Soil testing is crucial for determining phosphorus needs.

Potassium (K):

Function: Potassium is essential for overall plant health. It regulates water uptake, aids in disease resistance, and supports enzyme activation.

Deficiency Symptoms: Potassium deficiency can cause weak stalks, leaf scorching or browning, reduced fruit quality, and increased susceptibility to diseases.

27/10/2024

21/10/2024

Moris ne‘e Simples, maibe difisil maka ita nia hanoin.

20/10/2024

17/10/2024

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Risku la signifika labele.
Bele la signifika laiha Risku.
Sempre iha dalan kuando ita iha Koragem nafatin.

13/10/2024

Bonita de'it ne'e, Feto barak maka Bonita. Maibé Bonita maka hanoin ba Agrikultura ne'e Bonita diferente💚🇹🇱👩‍🌾

Agrikultura Timor Leste

11/10/2024

Buat hotu iha tiha ona Timor Leste 🇹🇱🇹🇱
Fila fali ba ita ida-idak maka hatene atu valoriza no aproveita oportunidade hodi dezenvolve buat ne‘ebe ita iha.

10/10/2024

Ipomoea Reptans 🇹🇱❤

@penggemar beratoSorotangAgrikultura Timor Leste

09/10/2024

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La presiza fatin ba dapur nian ne‘e mewah, importante maka moos, livre no fo han familia sira.

prepara lokraik nian 😀

berat
Sorotan
Agrikultura Timor Leste

09/10/2024

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Di‘ak ne‘e iha ne‘e. iha tempo ema bosok no insulta malu ami iha ne‘e haree no akompanha ami nia fahi oan ho esperansa.

Agrikultura Timor LesteeSorotanoJornal Independenteente

07/10/2024

Kiak mos bele sai susesu, la eskola mos bele sai susesu, maibe Ema barukteen de‘it maka la bele sai susesu.

05/10/2024

Dugong ka Karau Tasi ida mate iha tasi ibun ponte Bidaun nian.
Dugong animal herbifora ida nia kuaze kada loron han duut tasi bele to'o 30kg iha tasi laran.Dugong nia mate mos bele kauza husi fatores barak mak hanesan Hahan menus, moras, ambiente tasi lasaudevel (polusaun tasi), barullu iha tasi, tasi boot, soke husi ró no aktividade sira seluk iha tasi ninin ne'ebe bele fo impaktu ba Dugong.

Foto husi Maun Lavera no fontes Pronatureza Timor Leste

Dili, 4/10/2024.

05/10/2024

🌾 Istória balun tan hosi viajen foin lalais ne'e ba Suai! 🌾Maske lao akompaña ho udan, ekipa USAID haksolok hasoru Simão Maria Gusmao, agrikultór dedikadu ida iha suku Kasabauk, Postu Administrativu , besik kilómetru sanulu-resin-lima ba parte súl husi Suai villa, kapitál nian.

Simão sente kontente atu fahe nia istória. "Uluk ha'u kuda de'it batar iha ha'u nia to'os ho rai hektar ida," nia hatete. "Ha'u hetan osan besik $800-$1,000 tinan ida. Maibé ho asisténsia téknika no fini foremungu husi USAID no FAO Timor-Leste, agora ha’u bele kuda batar no foremungu troka malu iha tinan tomak, no ha’u-nia rendimentu multiplika ona!”

Ami kontente tebes atu rona istória susesu inspiradora hosi agrikultór sira iha area remota sira hanesan Simão nian. Mai ita kontinua servisu hamutuk hodi promove prátika agríkola ne'ebé di'ak liu no fó kbiit ba agrikultór sira atu hadi'a sira nia moris. A luta Continua, Maun Simão! 🌱✨
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🌾 More stories from recent travel to Suai! 🌾Undeterred by the light rain, the USAID team had a wonderful visit with Simao Maria Gusmao, a talented farmer from the Kasabauk village in Administrative Post about fifteen kilometers south of 's capital, Suai.

Simao was excited to share his journey. “I used to grow only corn on my one-hectare farm,” he said, “making around US $800-$1,000 a year. But with technical assistance and mung bean seeds from USAID and Timor-Leste, I can now alternate between corn and mung beans all year round, and my income has multiplied!”

We’re thrilled to hear inspiring success stories from farmers in remote villages like Simao's. Let’s continue to work together to promote better agricultural practices and empower farmers to improve their lives. Keep pushing forward, Simao! 🌱✨

Fontes ： USAID Timor Leste

04/10/2024

Moris ne‘e atu kontenti liu, bainhira ita halo buat ida fo rezultadu ba ita.

Ami nia Animal Manu, Fahi no Rade fo produsaun ba ami iha fulan Setembro nian laran.
Obrigado ba fulan Setembro