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Hello Dear, please I need the whole in pdf form?

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I need sasso chicks how can i get them

Question? What did you use to raise the beds so as to be able to place chicken manure at the base before planting? Siyabonga.

Thank you this video was really helpfull

How many kgs can be harvested per week per hectare?

Thank you for the information. Which variety is soft (does not take long to cook) and sweet (not too bitter)?

Good job

Hi. Please advise if it easy to export your produce to other countries including poultry.

what solution are you using to kill the cutworms?

Thanks for your teachings i keep sasso chickens I'm in Zambia kafue my chickens are 5 months old.

What type of lettuce is the best

Keep listening guys there is still good information ahead at first i wanted to live it. Very helpful thank you

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Any food suppliers recommendation?

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Great content

Hey George how are u Bro, l need yo help am a new farmer .

The videos are not very audable

Sorry the name of the chemical you're spraying for the cutworms

can i have your contact number mr Mlilo

Lovely. Can i ude freshly mowed grass on transplants of vegs as mulch. Kudzai from zim trying shric in swaziland

Do they lay eggs?

Can i get eggs for import?

This great and so useful

Can I get the pdf you have been talking about throughout the presentation

Great video. Please share the soil preparation process.

Insightful ✅ much appreciated

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How can i get sasso chicks

Precautions to take when you grew the tomatoe and you want to grow the same.

How much are your chicks sasso

Very good video. I love the explantion. Where i am from we harvest lettuce in 5 to 6 weeks.

Am seen this after two year but still useful

I'm one of the farmer

Good work

Are these layers or they are for meat only

Where I live in North Carolina USA some farmers grow fields of tomatoes using no irrigation and some do not stake or trellis either. They use bush or determinate type fast producing varieties such as Early Girl dwarf plants. If the weather cooperates they get a nice crop.

We get into the argument for till Vs. no till agriculture. Both have merits and unwanted consequences. My takeaway is, if you till, you must protect your land from becoming a worn out useless wasteland. One way is a good cover crop or green manure. In addition to crop rotation, if possible the land should be given some time off from producing food for us and our animals.

yeah good bro

Thank you very much ❤️

Good one. But I have planted it too close

Please don't misinform! Lettuce does not belong to the Brassica family.

Tnxs for gud advice

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Well done gogo. You don't even look 78.

Want is the spacing?