Did you know? You need 667 suckers per to plant one acre and 1,667 suckers to plant one hectare using 2m by 3m spacing. You can decide to intercept with maize or vegetables #PlantainFarming #Agribusiness #NigeriaAgriculture #farming #agriculture #farm #farming #nigeria
About us
B.E.E.F Agriculture is an affiliate arm of The Business Economic Empowerment Forum (B.E.E.F Zimbabwe) was created to play a critical role in raising awareness of the Agriculture Sector in zimbabwe
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https://www.beefagriculture.co.zw
External link for BEEF Agriculture
- Industry
- Farming
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 2020
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How the first #caviar producer in #Africa harvests the well-known luxury delicacy. #luxuryfood
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Here's a concise maize planting guide for Zimbabwe: 1. Soil Preparation Soil Type: Well-drained, fertile loamy soil is ideal. Tillage: Plough and harrow to a fine seedbed. Incorporate organic matter (manure or compost). 2. Timing Planting Season: October to December (early rains). Rainfall: Ensure at least 25-30 mm of rain is received before planting. 3. Seed Selection Choose varieties suited for your region (e.g., Open-pollinated or hybrid). Look for drought-resistant varieties if planting in drier areas. 4. Planting Spacing: Rows 75 cm apart, seeds 20-30 cm apart within rows. Depth: Plant seeds 4-5 cm deep. Rate: About 20,000 to 30,000 plants per hectare. 5. Fertilization Soil Testing: Conduct tests to determine nutrient needs. Basal Fertilizer: Apply a compound fertilizer (e.g., NPK 10:20:10) at planting. Top Dressing: Apply nitrogen (e.g., ammonium nitrate) when plants are 30 cm tall. 6. Weed and Pest Control Weeding: Control weeds during the first 4-6 weeks. Pests: Monitor for common pests like armyworms and use appropriate insecticides if necessary. 7. Irrigation Ensure adequate moisture, especially during dry spells. Drip or furrow irrigation can be beneficial. 8. Harvesting Timing: Harvest when grain moisture is around 20-25%. Technique: Use manual or mechanized methods depending on scale. 9. Post-Harvest Store in cool, dry places to prevent mold and pest damage. 10. Rotation and Sustainability Practice crop rotation to maintain soil health and reduce pest buildup. Following this guide can help ensure a successful maize crop in Zimbabwe.
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😮Did you know we wear clothes made from Plastic Bottles!?! (🎥: Business Insider) #plastic #clothes #polyester #ecofriendly #savenature #noplastic #learning #stairstotop
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Hope you're having a great start to the week Farmers? #motivationalquotes
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While the Silk Leaf is already impressive in its applications, there are several other fascinating aspects about this innovation. Did you know that besides purifying the air, these artificial leaves can be integrated into fabrics to create clothes that produce oxygen? 👗🌿 Additionally, scientists are exploring the use of Silk Leafs in aquatic environments to help clean up rivers and lakes using the same photosynthesis technology. 🌊💧 And it doesn't stop there! Research also indicates that combining Silk Leafs with solar cells could revolutionize the way we generate clean energy. ☀️🔋 These futuristic leaves not only improve air quality but also pave the way for incredible advancements in various industries. 🚀
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What do you think about green eggs? #sustainablefarming #farmingtips #agriculture #farmlife
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Farm insurance is essential for protecting your livelihood and the hard work you put into your land. From natural disasters to equipment failures, unforeseen events can have devastating impacts on your operation. With the right coverage, you can safeguard your crops, livestock, and assets, ensuring that you're prepared for whatever comes your way. Investing in farm insurance not only provides peace of mind but also helps secure the future of your family and community. Don't leave your dreams to chance—protect what matters most! #FarmInsurance #ProtectYourFarm #PeaceOfMind #SustainableFarming #FarmersFirst