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    Grow & Harvest The Best Pineapples in The World | David Farm
    Fruit growing First, water pineapples using sprinklers, spray using inseticides and apply fertilizers towards flower development and it should be 10:10;10 WITH 46% Mg every 2 months. Feed plants every 2 weeks when they are near harvesting and harvest pineapple fruit when its a third yellow or more and fruits harvested are taken to factory […]
    Duration: 04:43:00
    How to plant pineapples correctly
    Pineapple growing Pineapple plants should be planted away from edge of the ridge.
    Duration: 11:18:00
    Growing Multiple Suckers from Single Pineapple Crown
    Sucker production As a farmer plant pieces in soil, he should water them and leave for 2-3 months and when seedlings are produced, separate them and plant in poly base.  Finally, keep slices in moist conditons in soil for producing suckers.
    Duration: 11:35:00
    Imagine a crop which earns you money every two weeks for 7-8 yrs & requires minimal maintenance!!
    Crop management Because pineapple require pH of 5.5-6.0 with altitude 800-1200 above seas leavel, weed the pineapples once every 3 months and it is harvested at 1.8 years and harvested every 2 weeks for 8 years. Pineapple  types include MD2 and smooth cayen and these are mostly affected by pocupines and black leaf spot. Finally, […]
    Duration: 09:21:00
    How to multiply a pineapple crown/top | Detailed method
    Sucker management A farmer should remove the epical meristem from each section for faster bud emergence and trim off not more than 50% of leaves from each section and fill the perforated basin with 50% river sand and 50% sowdust. Water thoroughly the container of 15cm high and put the sand and sawdust up half […]
    Duration: 06:21:00
    HOW TO START A PINEAPPLE GARDEN
    Pineapple management A farmer shoud place pineapple ssedlings in the holes created and make them firm using soil.
    Duration: 03:35:00
    Apricot fruit farming
    Apricots are a rich source of vitamins, minerals and anti oxidants making them a perfect choice among health conscious consumers.  Apricot production practices Site selection. Choosing the right location is essential in apricot farming. Apricot trees thrive in well drained soils with good air circulation and full sun exposure. They are adaptable to a wide […]
    Duration: 03:29:00
    Grapefruit farming
    Grape fruits thrive in tropical to sub tropical climates and require soils with a pH of between 6.0 and 7.5. Its essential to avoid water logged or saline soils. Cultivation practices Propagation. Grape fruits can be propagated through   seeds, grafting or budding though grafting is the most desirable method as it enables growers to replicate […]
    Duration: 03:10:00
    Plum Fruit Farming | How to grow Plum tree from Seed
    Engaging in plum farming presents a lucrative opportunity for agricultural enthusiasts, given the increasing demand for plums in both their fresh and processed forms. This not only proves profitable but also adds diversity to fruit production in agriculture. Key considerations in plum farming encompass site selection, variety selection, planting methods, soil preparation, irrigation, fertilization, pruning, […]
    Duration: 03:29:00
    Grapefruit Farming | How to grow Grapefruit from Seed at Home
    Grapefruits, scientifically known as Citrus x Paradisi, belong to the Rutaceae family and play a significant role in the global citrus industry. Cultivating grapefruits can be a rewarding endeavor, contributing to both fresh fruit markets and processed products. The growing awareness of the health benefits associated with grapefruits underscores the bright future of grapefruit farming, […]
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