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Don’t Miss the Film Festival: Top 3 movies to watch in July

Exploring Agribusiness / July 20, 2021
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Fawn Sebastian talking about the Art of Color Correction, Part One

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Fawn Sebastian talking about the Art of Color Correction, Part Two

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The Best Female Goat Farmer Ever
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Supporting Your Tomatoes: How to Care For Your Tomato Plants. Tomatoes Benefit Greatly From Staking. We are familiar with using tomato stakes in two forms, individual tomato plant staking and group staking for tomato plants. This video shows how to carry individual staking for your tomato plants. Subsequent video shows how to do group staking for your tomato farm. “Why Do We Stalk Tomato Plants?” Staking tomatoes provides support to help keep the plants off the ground while assisting in their upward growth habit. This prevents the diseases and insect attacks that always start at the ground level. It also helps in avoiding tomato plants from developing roots on the stem. Tomatoes have the ability to developing roots off their main stalk when left to lie on the soil. Stalking also ensures you harvest clean tomatoes and also makes it easy carrying out management practices like spraying, pruning etc.
Staking Style For Tomato Plants Part 2
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Tomatoes Benefit Greatly From Staking. We are familiar with using tomato stakes in two forms, individual tomato plant staking and group staking for tomato plants. This video shows how to carry individual staking for your tomato plants. Subsequent video shows how to do group staking for your tomato farm. “Why Do We Stalk Tomato Plants?” Staking tomatoes provides support to help keep the plants off the ground while assisting in their upward growth habit. This prevents the diseases and insect attacks that always start at the ground level. It also helps in avoiding tomato plants from developing roots on the stem. Tomatoes have the ability to developing roots off their main stalk when left to lie on the soil. Stalking also ensures you harvest clean tomatoes and also makes it easy carrying out management practices like spraying, pruning etc.
Supporting Your Tomatoes: How to Care For Your Tomato Plants.
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Gumboro disease, also known as Infectious Bursal Disease. Gumboro disease is a highly infectious disease that affects young chickens, turkeys and ducks. The name Gumboro stems from the area it was first recognised, Gumboro district, Delaware, USA. The disease is caused by the infectious bursal disease virus (IBDV), which is a member of the Birnavirus genus. The virus destroys the lymph cells within the cloacal bursa (of fabricus), tonsils and spleen. The disease normally affects chickens up to six weeks and the onset can be sudden. A friend lost over 1,000 point-of-cage laying birds to Gumboro within 24 hours. Please let’s take necessary precautions. May God heal the pockets. Sad morning. Mr Segun Oworo shared this on Agric Solutions on Facebook.
Beware of Gumboro Disease
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This video shows sweet corn from the field to the fair, with a detail of the process involved from planting, harvesting and delivery to the market. Sweet corn farming is one of the most lucrative farming businesses worldwide, unlike the conventional corn or maize crop; a farmer can make a lot of money from the cultivation of sweet corn. The scientific name of sweet corn is Zea mays rugosa. Sweet corn also known as sugar corn or table corn is a premium crop. It commands good prices in the market. The cultivation of sweet corn is similar to that of the conventional maize except that it is strongly advisable that you use drip irrigation and other quality agro-inputs for the cultivation of sweet corn because it is a premium crop.
Sweet Corn: Planting, Harvesting & Marketing
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𝐒𝐰𝐞𝐞𝐭 𝐂𝐨𝐫𝐧 𝐅𝐚𝐫𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐠 Sweet corn farming is one of the most lucrative farming businesses, unlike the conventional corn or maize crop; a farmer can make a lot of money from the cultivation of sweet corn. The scientific name of sweet corn is Zea mays rugosa. Sweet corn also known as sugar corn or table corn is a premium crop. To plant super sweet corn, make sure the soil and conditions are warm as much as possible because sweet corn prefers a warmer climate. The soil should be well-draining, but must be able to hold some moisture. Corn tends to consume a lot of water. The cultivation of sweet corn is similar to that of the conventional maize except that it is strongly advisable that you use drip irrigation and other quality agro-inputs for the cultivation of sweet corn because it is a premium crop.
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