land preparation for hass avocado farming for export markets

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  • Опубликовано: 24 май 2022
  • hass avocado farming in kenya
    the best places or locations to grow hass avocado in kenya. You cannot as an agribusiness farmer just plant for the hype. you must identify the best place to grow hass avocado in kenya to increase the chances of you getting into the export market for hass avocado.
    hass avocado farming in kenya is gaining momentum as the export market contiues to expand for kenyan farmers. You can benefit by farming hass avocado for agribusiness but identifying a good location is the first place in understanding how to grow hass avocado in kenya.
    hass avocado can grow in multiple places in kenya but some areas of the country provide the be best places due to their weather, rainfall and temperatures. hass avocado farming for exporters must be done right from the start because if you do not invest in the right place and hass avocado seedlings, you might not qualify to export your avocados in Europe, America, Singapore or any other locations Kenyan exporters export hass avocados from kenya to.
    hass avocado garden and orchard need good care to produce large hass avocado trees and fruits. this video will show you the be best place to do hass avocado farming in kenya
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Комментарии • 46

  • @diomedesmontanez9493
    @diomedesmontanez9493 3 месяца назад

    Good job from philippines

  • @francisatsu198
    @francisatsu198 Год назад +1

    One of the best videos on avocado. Brilliant presentation. I am most grateful.

    • @farmgrl
      @farmgrl  Год назад

      Thank you Francis

  • @jamesmaina9762
    @jamesmaina9762 Год назад +2

    Thanks, for the information.

  • @nizonemaphilippe6516
    @nizonemaphilippe6516 Год назад +1

    This is a good video bcz it helps the knowledge about avocado farming

    • @farmgrl
      @farmgrl  Год назад

      Thank you for your kind words sir

  • @progressoverperfectionn
    @progressoverperfectionn Год назад

    This video is so informative. Well done Mary

  • @gasperswai6963
    @gasperswai6963 Год назад +1

    Good explanation

  • @victor22336
    @victor22336 Год назад

    Well done. Comprehensive. Thank👌

  • @texsonsikambale5817
    @texsonsikambale5817 Год назад +1

    Very good information and presentation is exllent.

    • @farmgrl
      @farmgrl  Год назад +1

      Glad you liked it! thank you

    • @user-pk7th4zp6t
      @user-pk7th4zp6t 4 месяца назад

      Ini perkebunan keren sangat cantik 👍👍👍

  • @paulgichuhi389
    @paulgichuhi389 2 года назад +2

    Very informative lesson 🙏🙏

    • @farmgrl
      @farmgrl  2 года назад

      Glad to hear that. Thank you

    • @medardkamujuni7965
      @medardkamujuni7965 Год назад

      Thank you. This is very inspiring. What varieties orher than Fuerte are good root stocks for Hass avocado?

  • @AgroForestry_AvocadoOrchard
    @AgroForestry_AvocadoOrchard Год назад +2

    Very informative. I just started avocado farming in India

    • @farmgrl
      @farmgrl  Год назад

      Thank you. I wish you success in the farm.

    • @Pardeep911
      @Pardeep911 11 месяцев назад

      Where did you get avocado plants bcz I want to start avocado farming too

    • @AgroForestry_AvocadoOrchard
      @AgroForestry_AvocadoOrchard 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@Pardeep911From Coorg, Karnataka

    • @Pardeep911
      @Pardeep911 11 месяцев назад

      @@AgroForestry_AvocadoOrchardso you get from a nursey right and is that Hass avocado bcz I want to plant too and I live in punjab

    • @Pardeep911
      @Pardeep911 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@AgroForestry_AvocadoOrchard can you explain in how many acres do you plant and how did you give them water

  • @Maryj2024
    @Maryj2024 2 года назад +1

    My Favourite farm.Best

    • @farmgrl
      @farmgrl  2 года назад

      Thanks so much girl

  • @udintanichannel
    @udintanichannel Год назад +1

    Good

  • @user-li1mg4xl8m
    @user-li1mg4xl8m Год назад +1

    Hello! My name is Alexander. I'm from Ukraine. I am currently in Tanzania. On an agricultural expedition. We study agriculture. I would like to learn more about avocados. What are the costs of growing avocados. What is the investment per acre. Etc!

    • @farmgrl
      @farmgrl  Год назад

      Hello. Kindly contact Mwangi The Farmer of this number and he will assist you with everything you need to know. His whatsapp number is 0724203318

  • @mikekasoola3134
    @mikekasoola3134 7 месяцев назад

    Thank you for the wonderful information, but please you didn't talk about pruning.

    • @farmgrl
      @farmgrl  7 месяцев назад

      Welcome 😊
      I will consider making a video about it

  • @blastking2006
    @blastking2006 2 года назад +1

    always having content am into

  • @johnmwangi550
    @johnmwangi550 Год назад +2

    The Farm girl.. kindly let's talk..I come from Kinangop @2600m altitude..I want to grow Hass..tusaidiane..assist me to join your forum.. kindly..John...

    • @farmgrl
      @farmgrl  Год назад

      Hello John. At the moment i dont have physical classes but i can help from here too if you dont mind

    • @davidgachigo
      @davidgachigo Год назад

      Look for the video "tukuze matunda" a successful farmer in Nyandarua growing avocados

  • @NisarKhan-fm8nt
    @NisarKhan-fm8nt Год назад +1

    Very nice & informative video..
    I am planning to start avocado farming but we have clay soil, Tropical/Subtropical zone in which temp ranges from -1c in winter for one week & 47c in summer, so plz guide me what should i do & how can i protect my plants from severe heat? Plz
    Regards

    • @farmgrl
      @farmgrl  Год назад

      Hey Nisar? Thank you so much for the compliment.
      The first thing is to select avocado tree vaieties suitable for your location. Mexican and Guatemalan avocados are the best at tolerating the cold. Check with an agricultural officer in your region which one suits your are or may be there is a better variety than the two.
      Second during winter you can protect the avocado trees by covering them with a frost blanket. Frost blankets can entirely wrap a small tree 0-3year old. The blankets are made specifically for insulating plants. Provides protection for about 3-4 degrees.
      You can also cover with a shade made of wood, plastic, or nylon.
      Make sure you leave room for air circulation but you can also remove them when its warm for effective air circulation.
      For heat,
      1. water when its too hot. Consider it like when you feel dry and thirsty, a refreshment makes it better. Water them to control the scorching sun.
      2. Mulch the roots. This will help to retain water longer despite the heat.
      3. Spray water under the tres canomy to control humidity. Depending on heat level, you can do so for 10-15 min
      4. Shade young trees with shade nets or shade cloth.
      Clay is good for water retention but it prevents infiltration. Meaning your plants will be taking longer to absorb water. In that case make sure the soil is moist always but not waterlogged.
      I wish you success and keep me updated on how it goes.

    • @NisarKhan-fm8nt
      @NisarKhan-fm8nt Год назад

      @@farmgrl Thanks alot for your guidance & better understanding. Actually in our country only in one place avocado plants planted many years ago & they dont know exactly about the varieties due to lack of knowledge about avocado.
      our area temperature is about -1c to 46c & about 200-300 mm rains annually & rains mostly occurs from June to end of August.
      As i watched in many youtube videos black color skin avocados are more sensetive to heat while green color skin are more tolerent to heat like Pinkerton, Reed etc is this true plz.
      Regards☺

    • @farmgrl
      @farmgrl  Год назад

      @@NisarKhan-fm8nt Thank you so much for your complement. Its true Pinkerton and Reed are more torelant to heat than Hass

  • @johnjester254
    @johnjester254 Год назад +1

    What about in black cotton soils?

    • @farmgrl
      @farmgrl  Год назад +2

      Volcanic soils are the most ideal. Nonetheless you can consider checking whether farmers in your areas with cotton soil have succeeded in the ventrue and how well then make a conclusion from that

  • @abelthierryzogo3767
    @abelthierryzogo3767 Год назад

    From Cameroun Can i buy hass plants from you?😊

    • @farmgrl
      @farmgrl  Год назад

      Hi Abel. I wish I had some but I dont. I only have mature ones.