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    Purple Sweet Potato Farming: How to Grow Purple Sweet Potatoes at Home
    Purple sweet potatoes thrive in warm, tropical, or subtropical climates and require well-draining soil with good fertility, ideally with a pH level between 5.8 and 6.2. Plant purple sweet potato slips or vine cuttings in rows or mounds, ensuring proper spacing of 12 to 18 inches apart and a planting depth of 2 to 3 […]
    Duration: 03:26:00
    Radish Farming: Planting, Care, Harvesting | How to grow Radish at Home
    Radishes, with their crunchy texture and vibrant colors, are versatile root vegetables available in various sizes and spiciness, making them an excellent choice for both beginners and seasoned gardeners. Planting and Soil Preparation: Radishes thrive in well-draining, fertile soil. Optimal conditions include loose loamy soil with a pH between 6.0 and 7.0. Prepare the planting […]
    Duration: 03:17:00
    Sugar beet Cultivation (Complete Information)
    Sugar beet farming is an agricultural practice focused on cultivating sugar beets, a root crop prized for its high sugar content. These beets serve as a vital raw material for the sugar industry, playing a significant role in meeting global sugar demand while offering a natural and sustainable alternative to sugar cane. The process of […]
    Duration: 03:37:00
    Make Your Own Seed Potatoes
    Seed management First,  a farmer should place bag with potatoes near window that receive sunlight and after 3 weeks, potato sprouting starts. Choose appropriate number of eyes on each potato and only leave 2 eyes . Finally, heal cut potatoes properly and plant them.
    Duration: 08:29:00
    Plant Potatoes This Way for Huge Harvest
    Potato management First, plant potatoes at 12*16 inches apart in a mixed soil 50%, 40% compost and 10% coconut powder and add fetilizer to soil of 1 cut of chicken manure per square foot. Add sulphur to lower soil pH that is to say, 1 ounce per square foot and potatoes grow well in pH […]
    Duration: 14:05:15
    How Growing 75 Acres Of Sweet Potatoes In Ghana & Exporting Makes Us Rich
    Soil pH is a critical chemical attribute that significantly influences crop yield. For sweet potatoes, the ideal pH range is typically between 5.8 and 6.5. Within this range, soil fertility is optimized for plant nutrient uptake. Lower pH levels can lead to reduced nutrient availability for plants. Sweet potato cultivation involves both nursery and multiplication […]
    Duration: 08:16:00
    How to GROW, HARVEST, CURE & STORE Sweet Potatoes
    Sweetpotato management First, make sweetpotato slips 8 weeks before planting outside and the roots form and sprout. Once slips are 5-6 inches long, remove them carefully from sweetpotato and put them in water to develop roots and also select location wth good soil and drainage. Similarly, plant each slip deep in soil to th start […]
    Duration: 02:12:00
    Planting Sweet Potatoes From Slips
    Growing sweet potatoes from slips is a rewarding endeavor for any gardener, whether you’re a seasoned pro or a novice. Sweet potatoes are not only a delicious addition to your kitchen but also a nutritious one. One of the key steps in cultivating these delectable tubers is planting them from slips, which are obtained from […]
    Duration: 08:16:00
    How to GROW, HARVEST, CURE & STORE Sweet Potatoes
    In regions with shorter growing seasons, consider varieties like Beauregard and O’Henry, which mature more quickly. Generally, you should plant sweet potatoes about two to three weeks after the last spring frost, with the soil temperature reaching around 65 degrees Fahrenheit. How to Make Sweet Potato Slips Begin the process of creating sweet potato slips […]
    Duration: 08:30:00
    Growing Taro Root Plant – Tips & Harvest
    The ornamental variety, characterized by its pink or red stems and leaves, is not suitable for consumption. On the other hand, the edible taro boasts green stems and leaves, with both its leaves and tubers being edible. It’s important to note that no part of the taro plant should be consumed raw. For optimal growth, […]
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