The first time I planted cucamelons, I did not really believe they were worth the space. Tiny seeds. Funny name. Fruits that looked like miniature … Read More ›
Category: Crop Farming
Learn how to start any type of crop farming and all you need to know
The question comes up every season. Sometimes it’s asked quietly, almost nervously, while someone studies a tomato plant heavy with flowers but light on fruit. … Read More ›
The first time I grew Okinawan sweet potatoes, I will admit I did it out of curiosity more than confidence. A friend handed me a … Read More ›
The first time I planted black cherry tomatoes, I did not do it because they were trendy or unusual. I did it because another grower … Read More ›
The first time I planted sugar snap peas, I honestly did not expect much. I tucked those seeds into the soil on a cool morning … Read More ›
Biquinho peppers are one of those plants that quietly win you over. They do not demand attention like fiery chili varieties or towering bell peppers, … Read More ›
There is a moment every growing season that reminds me why I keep planting cherry tomatoes year after year. It usually happens early in the … Read More ›
The older I get, the more I realize how much joy comes from the simple things. A quiet morning. Soil under your fingernails. A basket … Read More ›
The cotton industry is a profitable source of income for many middle and low-income households, who can become involved by farming, picking, and selling cotton. … Read More ›
Zimbabwe is a country that experiences long periods of dry weather, making it challenging for farmers to grow crops. However, with the right techniques and … Read More ›