The Future of Agriculture: Sustainable Farming Techniques for Maximum Yield

In recent years, the agricultural landscape has undergone a transformative shift towards sustainability. The future of farming now pivots on techniques that not only boost yield but also prioritize environmental health and long-term viability. At Greenroot, we’re at the forefront of this agricultural revolution, championing sustainable farming practices that yield bountiful harvests while preserving the planet. Understanding Sustainable Farming Sustainable farming isn’t a fleeting trend; it’s a commitment to practices that maintain or enhance soil Read more…

FARM MANAGEMENT, TOOL FOR A SUSTAINABLE AND PROFITABLE AGRICULTURE

You need help to be successful, agriculture is no different. Throughout the years, the dynamics of agriculture has driven investors and agribusiness enthusiast to embrace it. But the problem they faced is the lack of trained farm managers and farm management training. This has led to closure of many big farms, especially those run by investors without agricultural background. The problem of inexperience and lack of adequate training often makes investors or newbies feel that Read more…

Why Are You Not A Farmer?

The answer to this question is pretty simple! “It is a poor man’s job.” “Only people in the villages farm.” These answers are the reason why so many of us miss out on chances to earn a decent living. So many of us look down our noses on professions such as Farming, Cleaning, Waste management and so on when in other countries these goods are seriously lucrative and rake in tons of cash every year. Read more…

CABBAGE FARMING

Cabbage is one of the oldest known vegetable and it belongs to the Brassica family. During the Middle Ages, the inexpensiveness and health benefits of cabbage earned it the nickname “Drug of the poor”. The consumption of cabbage comes with many health benefits which include;⦁ Improved Digestion: Due to the fiber and water content in cabbage, it helps prevents constipation and main a healthy digestive tract.⦁ Immune Booster: Cabbage is an excellent source of Vitamin Read more…

10 PROFITABLE SPICE FARMING BUSINESS TO CONSIDER.

Spice is an important item in flavouring foods. Different types of spices bring unique natural taste to meals. Spices can change the look of the food to more attractive colour. Some of the spices are very good source of food preservative, especially for industrially processed foods. Spice farming business is profitable. Even it is a lucrative venture for small spice farms. Apart from food, there are different uses of spices. You will find major usage Read more…

CHALLENGES TOMATO FARMERS ENCOUNTER.-

Farmers start growing their crops with the aim of having a bumper harvest , sell or process the crops quickly for profit . Unfortunately tomato farmers are sometimes hit with some challenges which affect their farming business massively. This goes a long way to not making them reach their goal.Let us quickly discuss some of these challenges associated with tomato farming . Damages One of the major challenges most farmers encounter is damage after harvest Read more…

TOMATO FARMING GUIDE

Growing tomatoes from seed takes about six to eight weeks from sowing to transplanting. Starting seeds indoors too early results in leggy, overgrown seedlings. Aim at transplanting seedlings into the farm about a week. Let us discuss the steps in growing tomatoes. Have a Farmland Owning a land for your farm is a good start for your farming business . In the case you do not own one, you can discuss with land owners and Read more…

IS TOMATO FARMING A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS?

Tomato is one of the major food crops consumed in Africa. It is a cheap and affordable source of vitamins A and E. This makes tomato farming a very lucrative venture for any entrepreneur. If you have thought of starting your own tomato farm you will get the information you seek in this post. The high demand for tomato has placed tomato farming and processing business at a significant spot in the agro-business ventures. Setting Read more…