Farming Tip

16/11/2024

November to remember green forever!!!!!

10/06/2024

New set📢🔊📣

07/06/2024

Are you wondering what to plant in June? Some of the seeds you can plant are beans, beets, carrots, corn, cucumbers, peas, summer squash, and melons. I’m so excited to share this post with you today. I really hope you have started a garden, no matter how big or small. I feel we must learn to grow some of our own food, my friends. I updated this post so we can be ready to learn once again about gardening.

06/06/2024

OUR GARDENING EXPERT'S TOP TIPS:

June is a great time to sow seeds and plant young plants as the air and soil temperatures are high, which will set your plants off to a great start. However, the heat may also dry the soil out too much, which can prolong plant growth. Make sure to water your plants as often as needed, especially during long, hot spells.

05/06/2024

Bula vinaka.....

To all my future farmers and gardeners! You may be thinking to yourself how could I be a farmer? There are many ways to farm, While we farm on several acres and use large equipment, that is not the only option. Did you know you can create your own container garden? You can use buckets, pots, a rain gutter, even a wooden pallet. My challenge to you is to take a look around your home. What containers could you repurpose? Does a local store have pallets they are getting rid of? Is your bakery selling plastic buckets?

Pick the perfect spot for your containers that works for the plants you have selected. For example, if you’re growing tomatoes, you’ll want to pick a sunny spot. If you are trying lettuce which is an easy, fast-growing crop, pick a shady area to protect it from the hot summer sun. If this is your first time growing, pick your favorite veggie or maybe even flowers. The best part of gardening is getting to enjoy it so you want to grow something you like.

02/06/2024

REDUCE POLLUTION
RECYCLE USED BOTTLES
REUSE WASTED BOTTLES

02/06/2024

Using wasted bottles for planting short root vegetables. Instead of polluting the environment.
Smart in farming...

17/03/2024

14/07/2023

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07/04/2023

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21/01/2023

21/01/2023

What to Plant in January?

Beans and Peas

· Fava beans - all throughout January

· Peas, English, snap, and snow – mid to late January

Cruciferous Vegetables

· Cauliflower transplants – mid to late January

· Cabbage (transplants) – mid to late January

· Kohlrabi (seeds or transplants) – mid to late January

Greens

· Mustard (seeds or transplants) – end of January

· Spinach (seeds or transplants) – all throughout January

· Swiss Chard (seeds or transplants) – mid to late January

· Lettuce (seeds or transplants)- all throughout January

· Collards (seeds or transplants) – mid to late January

· Kale (seeds or transplants) – mid to late January

· Asian greens – all throughout January

Leeks and Onions

· Leeks (seeds or transplants) – early to mid-January

· Onions bulbing (transplants) – early to mid-January

Root Veggies

· Radish – all throughout January

· Turnip – mid to late January

· Beets – mid to late January

· Carrots – mid to late January

Other

· Artichoke crowns/transplants all throughout January, but late January is best

· Asparagus crowns – all throughout January

· Potato, Irish – mid to late January

11/01/2022

27/10/2021

Hot sunny days!!!
cover your crops with dried leaves or grass, to keep the soil moisture also it will helps your crops growth rate

05/09/2021

FACTS:
Nations that DESTROY its soil, they are Destroying themselves.

01/09/2021

While enjoying seeing your farm, NEVER IGNORE THE SIGNIFICANT OF PESTS AND DISEASES ON YOUR CROP.

TAKE ACTIONS AND PREVENTS YOUR CROP FROM THIS PATHOGENS, CAUSE THIS WILL DETER THE YIELDS OF YOUR CROPS.

31/08/2021

Its already proved, during this pandemic, Agriculture is a way to survive.

31/08/2021

Its September.
Lets cultivate our soil and toil our land.