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Cabbages 🥬🥬🥬🥬🥬
20/11/2025

Cabbages 🥬🥬🥬🥬🥬

20/11/2025

Everything from the forest is good

The forest an environment of pure sounds of silence
20/11/2025

The forest an environment of pure sounds of silence

The struggle
16/11/2025

The struggle

When understand that crops grow where you give them what they need to grow in return it give you what you expectFollow...
12/11/2025

When understand that crops grow where you give them what they need to grow in return it give you what you expect
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🌿🐌 How to Make Money with Snail Farming in Africa Did you know snail farming (heliciculture) is one of the most profitab...
11/11/2025

🌿🐌 How to Make Money with Snail Farming in Africa

Did you know snail farming (heliciculture) is one of the most profitable yet less-talked-about agribusinesses in Cameroon?
With just a small space, little capital, and proper care, you can turn these slow movers into fast cash earners! 💰

✅ Why Snail Farming?
👉 High demand in restaurants and export markets 🍽️
👉 Low feeding cost (they feed on vegetables & fruits) 🥬
👉 Easy to manage – perfect for busy people
👉 Multiplication rate is amazing – one snail can lay over 200 eggs per year! 🥚

💡 Business Tip:
Start small (100–200 snails), build a simple pen, and feed them organic leaves, fruits, and calcium sources.
In just 6–8 months, you can start selling for 2,000–5,000 FCFA each or process and package them for higher profits! 📦

🌍 Whether you’re in which zone, this is your chance to build a green, sustainable, and profitable business.

✨ Don’t wait for big capital—start with what you have, learn as you grow, and watch your snails multiply your income!

🌱 Regenerative Agriculture: Healing the Land, Feeding the Future! 🌍Imagine farming that doesn’t just take from the soil ...
11/11/2025

🌱 Regenerative Agriculture: Healing the Land, Feeding the Future! 🌍
Imagine farming that doesn’t just take from the soil — but gives back. 🌾✨
That’s what Regenerative Agriculture is all about. It’s more than a method; it’s a movement to restore our soils, protect water, increase biodiversity, and secure food for generations to come.
By working with nature — through composting, cover crops, agroforestry, minimal tillage, and livestock integration — we rebuild healthy soils that store more carbon, grow stronger crops, and bring life back to the land. 🌳🐝
💚 When the soil lives, we all thrive!
Let’s grow food that nourishes both people and the planet.
Join the regenerative revolution today — one seed, one farm, one action at a time. 🌾🌍

Cocoa nursery
11/11/2025

Cocoa nursery

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10/11/2025

It's a busy period in cocoa basins

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10/11/2025

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🌱 Establishing a Successful Tomato NurseryTomatoes are among the most valuable and widely grown vegetables in Africa. To...
09/11/2025

🌱 Establishing a Successful Tomato Nursery

Tomatoes are among the most valuable and widely grown vegetables in Africa. To achieve strong, healthy, and high-yielding plants, it all begins with a well-managed nursery. A tomato nursery is a small, protected area where tomato seeds are first sown and nurtured into vigorous seedlings before transplanting into the main field.

🌿 Why a Nursery Is Important

Better germination: The controlled environment helps seeds sprout evenly and quickly.

Stronger seedlings: Young plants are protected from pests, harsh weather, and diseases.

Efficient use of seeds: Only healthy seedlings are selected for transplanting, saving time and money.
Early maturity: Nursery plants grow faster and produce fruits earlier than direct-sown tomatoes.

🧑‍🌾 Steps to Establish a Tomato Nursery

1. Select a Good Site
Choose a slightly raised area with fertile, well-drained soil and access to clean water. Avoid spots where tomatoes or related crops (pepper, eggplant, potato) were recently planted to reduce disease risk.

2. Prepare the Nursery Bed

Clear weeds and debris.

Loosen the soil to fine tilth (about 15 cm deep).

Mix in well-decomposed compost or manure.

Form raised beds about 1 meter wide and of convenient length.

3. Sow the Seeds

Make shallow furrows about 1 cm deep and 10 cm apart.

Sow seeds thinly and cover lightly with fine soil or compost.

Water gently to keep the soil moist but not water-logged.

4. Mulch and Provide Shade
Cover the bed with dry grass or banana leaves to conserve moisture and protect seedlings from direct sun and heavy rain.

5. Water and W**d Regularly
Water every morning or evening, depending on the weather. Remove weeds as soon as they appear.

6. Protect from Pests and Diseases
Inspect daily for early signs of damping-off or insect attack. Apply bio-pesticides or ash when necessary.

7. Harden the Seedlings
About a week before transplanting, reduce watering and remove the shade gradually to help the seedlings adapt to field conditions.

8. Transplanting Time
After 3–4 weeks, when seedlings are 12–15 cm tall with 4–5 true leaves, they are ready for transplanting into the main field.

🍅 Pro Tips for a Thriving Nursery

Use certified, disease-free seeds.

Sterilize the soil (by solarizing or using hot water) if possible to prevent soil-borne diseases.
Keep records of sowing dates and germination rates.
Always transplant in the evening or on a cool, cloudy day to reduce stress.
Remember
A healthy nursery is the foundation of a bountiful tomato harvest. Treat your seedlings like babies — protect, feed, and care for them — and they will reward you with baskets of bright, juicy tomatoes later

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