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    Methods of fish preservation
    Preservation methods For chiling methos of fish preservation, fish is exposed to low temperature environment of 7- -4 degrees centograde that prevent bacteria while for freezing, it is kept in cool chamber where cool temperature is applied. Right temperature is -8 degrees centigrade and involve use of deep freezer and refrigerator. For freeze drying method, […]
    Duration: 03:03:00
    Herbal pest repellent (summary)
    Making repellent As a way to make herbal pest repellents, plant plenty of flowering plants in and around field to attract pollinators and equally grow plants that repel insects in the rows of the crop. Prepare herbal repellent from wild trees and plants and put 5kg of chopped plant leaves in plastic continers and add […]
    Duration: 02:51:00
    Converting chicken waste into fertilizer (summary)
    Fertilizer production First, mix droping with decomposed cowdung and cow urind and make a pile in shade and add organic decomposer. Keep the pile moist and compost will be redy in 2 months while for slaughter remains, mix it with decomposed cow dung and sprinkle organic decomposer and move mix to the shade and cover […]
    Duration: 02:30:00
    Recovering native potatoes (summary)
    Recovering potatoes To recover potato varieties, make catalogues to promot seed and encourage exchange of native varieties among farmers. Finally, promote native varieties by organising maekets and use social media.
    Duration: 02:03:00
    Harvesting and storing okra (summary)
    Okra management First, use well ventilated containers to collect harvested okra,  keep them in shade,  put in basket and cover with a cotto wet cloth to keep it fresh for a week. Equally, use a desert fridge to store okra up to 3 weeks washing it once daily or cut okra into slices of less […]
    Duration: 07:11:00
    How and Why you should Prune your Okra
    Okra management First, always cut off leaves near okra pod harvested and prune it to provide space and to reduce competition among  plants for light.
    Duration: 08:02:00
    How To Grow Bean Sprouts
    Sprouts production For seeds to sprout, place a jar not airtight in a dark and room temeperature for roots to appeaer at 30 hours depending on the temperatures. Rise/ wash seeds 2 times daily for the next 3-6 days and finally at day 8, sprouts are multigreen.
    Duration: 11:04:00
    How To Root And Grow Rosemary From Cuttings
    Rosemary production First, select the greenest, youngest  cuttings first, cut thm at required length and place them fresh soil or use shoots os atleast 6 inches long, remove half of leaves from bottom of the stem and put in water of temperature 21-32 degrees centigrade range for successful rooting and provide light. In 15-20 days, […]
    Duration: 11:32:00
    How To Grow Alfalfa Sprouts
    Sprouts production First, as sprouting take only soaking, rinsing, greening and harvesting, use alfalfa seeds which are made for sproutig and consumption. Fill a glass jar of 500ml with water, add 2 table spoons of seeds, mix them around for all seeds to get submerged in water at set it a side i room temperature […]
    Duration: 04:25:00
    CABBAGE PRODUCTION tips with Elizabeth Benjamin
    For a farmer to make money out of cabbage production they have to follow two major pointers, choosing the right cabbage seed and religiously following good agronomic practices. When choosing the right cabbage seed varieties, the farmer should consider five important factors. The factors include the days to maturity as it determines how soon the […]
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