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Traveling Farmer Promoting Small Commercial Agricultural Enterprises Across East Africa. Always a Farmer.

02/01/2026

Winter doesn’t stop these crops — it preserves them.
Cold soil acts like a natural root cellar, keeping flavors sweet and texture firm without digging or storage space.

From Gardening Success Tips

01 - 01 - 2026.Proof of life!My Small Small Farming.
01/01/2026

01 - 01 - 2026.
Proof of life!

My Small Small Farming.

Our Cabbages are doing well. The current heavy rains have hit the ground at the right moment.We are in the Market by 10t...
24/12/2025

Our Cabbages are doing well. The current heavy rains have hit the ground at the right moment.

We are in the Market by 10th of January.

Follow us we grow together Agriculturally.

Egypt 🇪🇬 is Africa’s:▪️Highest producer of Wheat▪️Highest producer of Dry Onions ▪️Highest producer of Tomatoes ▪️Highes...
09/12/2025

Egypt 🇪🇬 is Africa’s:
▪️Highest producer of Wheat
▪️Highest producer of Dry Onions
▪️Highest producer of Tomatoes
▪️Highest producer of Potatoes
▪️Highest producer of Cucumbers
▪️Highest producer of Garlic
▪️Highest producer of Oranges
▪️Highest producer of Sugar Beet
▪️2nd highest producer of Cabbages
▪️2nd highest producer of Grapes
▪️2nd highest producer of lemon
▪️2nd highest producer of Mangoes
▪️4th largest producer of Maize
▪️5th largest producer of Carrots
Among others

The above is based on annual average production (2017 - 2024)

▪️The Arable Land in Egypt is approximately 3.5 Million Hectares, the 13th smallest in the continent

▪️ Nearly 96% of Egypt is desert

📸:Technical Centre for Climate Change and Agricultural Development

03/11/2025

It's another day to continue with the Farming journey!!

CROP DIVERSIFICATION:If you are in Commercial Agriculture, diversifying your Farming is very key. This is brought about ...
26/10/2025

CROP DIVERSIFICATION:

If you are in Commercial Agriculture, diversifying your Farming is very key.

This is brought about by the ever changing Market trends and Climatic dynamics which might not favour a particular type of Crop.

It's on this that we are currently doing Four types of Crops in our Farm;
1. Maize
2. Potatoes
3. Cabbages
4. Tea

The progress so far is good given the favourable Weather and ideal land preparation mechanism.
It's good to also note that, such a system requires lots of Labour and Capital Input.

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0713 805 805

Tea Farming has been one of our strong foreign exchange earner. The past 3 years has shown a dismal performance by the s...
27/09/2025

Tea Farming has been one of our strong foreign exchange earner. The past 3 years has shown a dismal performance by the sector.

What does the constant downward spiralling of prices mean to the Farmers?
What next for Tea Farmers?

From tomorrow, we explore and analyze the intrigues impacting this crucial sector supporting Thousands of Farmers.

Our Potato Farming progress Photos.Dutch breed.
23/09/2025

Our Potato Farming progress Photos.

Dutch breed.

Hello Farmers,We just started a Four Month journey.F1 - Maize with BeansF2 - Potatoes; Dutch breedAgriculture is always ...
05/09/2025

Hello Farmers,

We just started a Four Month journey.

F1 - Maize with Beans
F2 - Potatoes; Dutch breed

Agriculture is always fulfilling.

A Quick Guide to Papaya Farming.Papaya (Carica papaya) is a tropical fruit that grows quickly and offers high yields. Wi...
14/01/2025

A Quick Guide to Papaya Farming.

Papaya (Carica papaya) is a tropical fruit that grows quickly and offers high yields. With proper care, it can be a profitable farming venture.

Here's an overview to get you started:

1. Climate and Soil Requirements

Climate: Papayas thrive in tropical and subtropical regions with warm temperatures (25–30°C) and moderate humidity.

Soil: Well-drained, fertile soil with a pH of 6.0–6.5 is ideal. Avoid waterlogging as it can damage roots.

2. Varieties

Popular varieties include Red Lady, Pusa Delicious, and Pusa Dwarf, which are known for high yields and sweetness.

3. Propagation

Papaya is grown from seeds. Select disease-free seeds and soak them in water for 24 hours before sowing to improve germination.

4. Planting

Spacing: Maintain a distance of 6–8 feet between plants.

Time: Plant seeds in the rainy or spring season for the best growth.

Sunlight: Papayas need full sunlight to thrive.

5. Care and Maintenance

Watering: Irrigate regularly but avoid overwatering. Drip irrigation is highly effective.

Fertilization: Use organic compost or balanced fertilizers (NPK) to enhance growth and yield.

Pruning: Remove dead or diseased leaves to allow better air circulation and sunlight.

6. Pest and Disease Management

Common issues include papaya mealybug, nematodes, and fungal diseases like powdery mildew. Use organic sprays, neem oil, or biological pest control methods for management.

7. Harvesting

Papayas are ready to harvest 6–9 months after planting, depending on the variety. Harvest when fruits turn slightly yellow for optimal ripeness.

Benefits of Papaya Farming

High demand in domestic and export markets

Short gestation period with year-round harvesting potential

Nutritious fruit packed with vitamins A, C, and antioxidants

Tips for Success

Focus on organic farming for higher-quality produce and premium pricing.

Consider intercropping with short-duration crops for extra income.

Ensure proper post-harvest handling to reduce losses and maintain freshness.

Papaya farming is rewarding with the right practices. Are you ready to grow your way to success?

Farm smarter with .

Via on X.

Integrated pest management reduces reliance on pesticides by encouraging the use of a combination of sustainable pest-co...
12/09/2024

Integrated pest management reduces reliance on pesticides by encouraging the use of a combination of sustainable pest-control practices that embrace the natural control offered for free by beneficial insects in farmers’ fields.

Wish to succeed in Irish potato farming?Here are some tips to help you out:1️⃣ Start with healthy and quality seed potat...
30/07/2024

Wish to succeed in Irish potato farming?
Here are some tips to help you out:
1️⃣ Start with healthy and quality seed potatoes 🥔.
2️⃣ Plant in well-drained soil with good fertility
3️⃣ Control weeds, pests and diseases.
4️⃣ Monitor soil moisture levels and irrigate when necessary.
5️⃣ Provide additional nutrient as required.
6️⃣Practice crop rotation
7️⃣ Harvest at the right time
8️⃣ Store properly to prevent spoilage &post harvest losses.

There are 5 potato growth stages:
~ Sprout development,
~ Vegetative growth,
~ Tuber growth,
~ Tuber bulking,
~ Maturation.

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