This HAS to be my biggest harvest ever!!! This was at my work where I am the sole gardener who looks after the area. There are 5 raised beds 7m long as well as vertical growing space and a chicken/duck run. The area is equivalent to a full size allotment not including the chicken area. I visit roughly 2 times a week to harvest and maintain crops. #selfsufficient #vegetablegarden #kitchengarden | Gardeningwithtara

Are you aware of what's truly on your plate? 🥗 Ahmed Raees reveals a stark truth: A vast majority of our population is unknowingly consuming pesticides and artificial fertilizers through everyday vegetables and crops, leading to long-term health battles. This alarming reality is precisely why ARB FARMS was founded. We are committed to reversing this trend by cultivating a natural ecosystem and providing genuinely organic products that nourish, not harm. Watch Ahmed Raees explain why your health

If you want to make it in farming make sure you have a solid plan of how you are going to plant your crops .Vamwe kurima murikugona but problem mukurima zvinhu zvenyu pasiripo muchipesana nemari.If Murimisi wevanhu pays you a visit he helps you with your own farming calendar on crops to grow and not to grow .Since I visited Rue’s Sabonabona farm in May she have mastered the art .Chimwe chichipera chimwe chichibuda.Invite murimisi today tifambirane #Rima something | Murimisi wevanhu CommanderZim

Here are three products you may not realize that contain bioengineered food ingredient(s)! I would never buy these products and here’s why.⬇️ Bio-engineered foods are made with genetically modified ingredients that have been altered at the DNA level. These crops are often designed to resist pests or tolerate herbicides, leading to heavy pesticide use and soil depletion over time. Always check labels, if it says “contains a bioengineered food ingredient,” it means part of that product was genetic

Wat is with the bugs at the moment looks like the Lucerne is gonna need a dose too #AustralianFarming #country #southaustralia #farmlife #bugs #aphids #bluegreenaphids #crops #cropping #Lucerne #hay #seeds | Sunnyhill Arable