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Definitely kienyeji... original things aren't always available

the most important but underrated animal

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Guess what my lunch was today ☺️..

kunde currently the best kienyeji greens in kenya ..who wishes to disagree we meet in court on Monday 😹🫴

Enkoro is a luhya name given to a huge maize stalk..

Collards coming up good

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We're ready 😁...

sometimes inabidi..no rain..no worries we'll irrigate 🤗

Honestly.. If you tell me to choose between this and your spiced idk beef whatsoever I'd always go for this 😋🤗

is there a plantation for these.. I've looking everywhere..a market perhaps

women's favourite food 😹✋

Dear God✍🏾, I’m not rushing Your timing, But please let every pain, Every waiting season, And every silent battle mean something in the end.💚

Ekarihub goes to Kampala +256

Eggs available..call or text 0708400865

Guys... there's a limit to creativity 😂😂🫴.... let's not be overly innovative

This is a clear wake-up call,we must urgently adopt irrigation as the reliable way forward for crop production. Smallholder farmers can no longer depend solely on unpredictable rainfall.

Managu harvesting...

Hey,, between sunken beds and raised beds which ones are better for collards and managu vegetables??

Baby steps...my goal is a forest

Meet my farm manager 🐱🌙 Out here with me at night doing pest scouting. Most farmers focus only during the day, but night scouting is just as important. Many pests like cutworms, armyworms, and some beetles are more active after dark. By checking the farm at night, you catch problems early before they cause serious damage. And of course, my little manager here never misses a shift 😄 If you’ve never tried night scouting, start small. Even one round a week can make a big difference.

God of rain do something

Why early weeding is a game changer for your vegetables: 1. Less competition At this stage, weeds compete directly with your young collards for nutrients, water, and sunlight. Removing them early gives your vegetables a strong healthy start. 2. Easier to control Young weeds are much easier to remove than mature ones. You save time, energy and avoid damaging your crops later. 3. Better root development Clean soil allows collards to establish strong roots which leads to bigger healthier leaves and better yields. 4. Pest and disease control Weeds often harbor pests and diseases. Removing them early reduces risk and keeps your garden cleaner. Your crops are like babies. Give them a clean healthy space to grow and they’ll reward you.

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