Thanks great video. Do you add any phosphorus to your pond? Also how much slurry to add to a pond? Is there a guide to use for the size of your pond? Like a pond that is 4ft by 12ft? Thanks for your help…
Thank you! We only use animal manure and no other elements. This is 4m by 2m so we used around 20kg manure...we keep adding in small bits over time. We are researching different optimal quantities - and we will share our journey in the neat future. Stay tuned
@@KijaniFarmstead Thank you so much. I have some Azolla ponds and was using 0,22,0 fertilizer. Like 20 grams per 4ft X 12ft pond. I will try with none. Your videos are an inspiration. My wife and I have small farm in the Philippines. I was curious what country in which you reside. We have pigs and banana and would like to get chickens in the future. Take care!!!
Where are you from brother. I'll send you if you pay for package shipment. Or you can go to any azolla grower near you and ask him for a handful.. add some fertile soil & food source to a pond or tank with 6 to 12 inches of water and sprinkle azolla on top. Food source can be cowdung, cow manure or any other manure. Blood meal also gives amazing results. Depending on size of your pond you'll be able to harvest in 3 to 4 weeks. Keep adding fresh soil and food source every month and keep harvesting
Amazing stuff. Happy to learn more on Azolla
Glad to hear!
Good work 👍
Thank you so much 😀
Good job 👏
Thank you!
Well done as usual, nice content.
Be blessed 😊
Happy to see you here! Thank you!
Well done!!
Thank you!
Good job as always!
Thank you!
Hey hey - Very good work Madam Kijani!
Thank you!
Its educative. I dont see inlet and outlet. Will water not stink?
Thank you. They are small ponds so we manually insert a pipe when we want to drain the water
Good vlog well explained educational keep up your good job it educate many of us God bless
Thank you so much, God bless!
Can the azzolla be feed to the animals directly without adding to other feeds?
Yes to can feed Azolla without mixing. We add other feeds especially during the introduction phase when the animals are new to Azolla
Thanks great video. Do you add any phosphorus to your pond? Also how much slurry to add to a pond? Is there a guide to use for the size of your pond? Like a pond that is 4ft by 12ft? Thanks for your help…
Thank you! We only use animal manure and no other elements. This is 4m by 2m so we used around 20kg manure...we keep adding in small bits over time. We are researching different optimal quantities - and we will share our journey in the neat future. Stay tuned
@@KijaniFarmstead Thank you so much. I have some Azolla ponds and was using 0,22,0 fertilizer. Like 20 grams per 4ft X 12ft pond. I will try with none. Your videos are an inspiration. My wife and I have small farm in the Philippines. I was curious what country in which you reside. We have pigs and banana and would like to get chickens in the future. Take care!!!
Well done. Am asking if i can use salty water cox am in kitengela where we use borehole water which is salty
If not very salty/ hard you should be able to use it. You can try in a small space and see if it works
where can I find azola in uganda
Please check the "Azolla Farming" page on FB to find a farmer/seller near you.
Good work, location please dear
Thank you! In Machakos.
Where do source the Azzolla when in kenya.
In Machakos, check and message "Young Farmer" on RUclips, he supplied the seeds to us.
Where do I find Azzolla seed at Nyahururu
Thanks for watching & reaching out! Not sure about the region, but you can check out the Azolla farming FB page to find a farmer near you. Thanks
Hello, how can I get the seeds?
Where are you from brother. I'll send you if you pay for package shipment. Or you can go to any azolla grower near you and ask him for a handful.. add some fertile soil & food source to a pond or tank with 6 to 12 inches of water and sprinkle azolla on top. Food source can be cowdung, cow manure or any other manure. Blood meal also gives amazing results. Depending on size of your pond you'll be able to harvest in 3 to 4 weeks. Keep adding fresh soil and food source every month and keep harvesting