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    HOW TO MAKE PLANTAIN FLOUR
    Banana processing First dry plantains under the sun or using dehydrator and put dried ones into blender and blend it into powder and then transfer to a tray and leave it to cool down before storage.
    Duration: 02:25:00
    Carrot Cake Processing
    Cake processing First, put prepared cake butter on trays which are then kept in trolly and put in oven and bake for 35 minutes at 180 degrees centigrade and after baking, trolly is removed from oven and cake is cooled down at room temperature and finally cut cake into uniform pieces.
    Duration: 04:04:00
    Tomatillo Farming: How to grow Tomatillo Plant From Seed
    Tomatillos are emerging as lucrative commodities, boasting a tangy flavor and healthful properties that captivate global palates. Their resilience to warm weather and pests renders them low-maintenance champions in the agricultural realm. With the potential for multiple harvests throughout the season, tomatillos extend the earning window for farmers, commanding premium prices at markets and specialty […]
    Duration: 03:17:00
    Boost Coconut Farm Income with Byproducts
    Coconuts offer more than just a delectable tropical indulgence; they serve as a wellspring of diverse resources extending far beyond the culinary realm. Let’s delve into the array of byproducts derived from coconuts and explore how they form the cornerstone of a flourishing and sustainable industry. Coconut Oil and Water Beyond its culinary utility, coconut […]
    Duration: 04:39:00
    How to grow strawberries at home
    Strawberries can be grown either in the backyard on a small scale or on a large scale in the field. To grow strawberries, choose a sunny location as the straw berries thrive in full sunlight. Ensure that the soil is well drained, fertile and slightly acidic. The soil is prepared by removing rocks, weeds and […]
    Duration: 03:11:00
    Blueberry Farming – How to Start Your Own Business Blueberry Cultivation
    Crop management First, till land to fine tilth stage and make it weed free and level it and under irrigation, blue berry can be grown throughout year and every variety produces 2-4 harvest weekly. 1-2 year plant grown in 1 or 3.5l container should be planted in main field at a spacing of 8cm by […]
    Duration: 03:18:00
    How to Start a Business- Plum Farming
    Crop management First, plant need pH 5.5-6.5 and its growth require low and mid regions. Cool winters and warm summers are best for plum farming and a farmer should plough 3-4 times land ti fine tilth stage before planting and also should add organic matter content in land and use high yielding quality seedlings. Similarly, […]
    Duration: 03:10:00
    The Complete Guide to pear fruit farming
    Pears thrive in temperate climates with cold winters and warm summers. They require well drained soils with good fertility. Pear cultivation Pears are propagated by grafting or budding onto root stocks. This enables growers to choose specific pear varieties and root stocks to suit their growing conditions and desired tree size.  pears are typically planted […]
    Duration: 03:30:00
    Peach fruit farming from planting, care and harvesting
    Peach trees thrive in well drained, slightly acidic to neutral soils. Adequate sunlight and air circulation are essential for healthy tree growth and fruit development. Peach fruit cultivation Peach trees are cultivated in late winter or early spring when they are dormant. Proper spacing between trees and between rows is essential to ensure adequate light […]
    Duration: 03:26:00
    Chesnut Farming
    Chestnuts are relatively easy to grow, require low maintenance, are hardy and can withstand a variety of environments and growing conditions. Chestnuts are also a high value crop and can be grown for a high price. Chestnut cultivation Start by choosing the right location and variety of chestnut. Chestnuts thrive in well drained sandy to […]
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